Nón Lá - New York, New York

Adresse: 128 E 4th St, New York, NY 10003.
Téléphone: 73883321.
Site web: grubhub.com.
Spécialités: Restaurant vietnamien, Restaurant de soupe vietnamienne "pho".
Autres données d'intérêt: Terrasse, Livraison, Vente à emporter, Repas sur place, Déjeuner, Dîner, Dîner en solo, Parking accessible en fauteuil roulant, Cafés, Cuisine simple et traditionnelle, Petites portions à partager, Produits sains, Restauration sur le pouce, Petit déjeuner, Déjeuner, Dîner, Desserts, Places assises, Toilettes, Branché, Chaleureux, Décontracté, Groupes, Cartes de crédit, Convient aux enfants.
Avis : Cette entreprise a 397 avis sur Google My Business.
Avis moyen: 4.6/5.

Emplacement de Nón Lá

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Le Nón Lá est un restaurant vietnamien situé au 128 E 4th St, New York, NY 10003. Il est spécialisé dans la délicieuse soupe vietnamienne pho, ainsi que dans d'autres plats traditionnels vietnamiens.

Ce restaurant offre une variété de services, tels que la livraison, la vente à emporter, et la possibilité de manger sur place. Le Nón Lá dispose également d'une terrasse, idéale pour les repas en plein air. Il est accessible en fauteuil roulant et convient aux enfants.

Le restaurant propose un petit déjeuner, un déjeuner, et un dîner. Vous pouvez également y savourer des desserts, des cafés, et des plats simples et sains. Le Nón Lá est un endroit parfait pour les repas sur le pouce, les dîners en solo, ou pour les groupes.

L'atmosphère du Nón Lá est branchée, chaleureuse, et décontractée. Il dispose de toilettes et de places assises. Le restaurant accepte les cartes de crédit.

Selon les avis Google My Business, le Nón Lá a une note moyenne de 4.6/5, sur la base de 397 avis. Les clients apprécient particulièrement la délicieuse cuisine, le service aimable, et l'atmosphère accueillante.

Avis de Nón Lá

Lac Nhan Phan Mai

4/5

Tout petit restaurant de quartier. Peut-être 12 places max. Carte réduite. Déco simple mais fonctionnelle. Le pho était assez bon. On y retrouve les marqueurs et arômes du pho. Bonne portion pour un mangeur normal. Le pho était fourni avec les bonnes herbes en quantité. Je n'y reviendrai pas forcément pour ça mais on a bien mangé.

Winnie

4/5

I had the beef pho, and it was tasty. The broth was flavorful, meat was tender, and I absolutely devoured it. (If you’ve never had pho, the beef is rare at first, but it cooks in the soup. That’s why it’s pink in the photo). The two friends I went with both ordered the chicken pho which they also loved.

I docked one star because the restaurant was sooo busy on the Monday evening when we went. We waited outside for 40 minutes, and I was getting hangry. In my opinion if you just want a plain bowl of beef or chicken pho it might be worth it to go somewhere less busy. As for their more specialized dishes, I would have to go back to try them!

Robby Goldberg

5/5

Best place! Staff makes you feel like you are Mrs.Lá’s long lost kids. We usually come 1-2 times a week because its affordable fast and absolutely delicious. broth is always exceptional, staff is always exceptional and it being BYOB is also exceptional! Bring a bottle of wine!

Monique (“Miss Fafi”)

1/5

We were excited to try this place, but our experience was marred by poor service and clear racial discrimination. Despite leaving a 20% tip, the staff barely acknowledged us, even as we left. From the start, we received different treatment—only two forks and two dirty spoons, while others got chopsticks, napkins, and soup spoons.

It wasnt until I started to watch as the restaurant filled up and people getting prompt attention. Our server avoided interacting with us, making it difficult to get their attention. I don’t like having to flag people down, as it’s considered rude by restaurant standards.

Our order was delayed, and we watched multiple tables, seated after us, receive prompt attention. As restaurant workers ourselves, we know service standards, and this was embarrassing. The food was good, but the discriminatory behavior ruined the experience.

We cannot support a place that treats customers this way. I never leave reviews. But My partner left upset I just left feeling sad. Shame on the staff. If I could give a half star I would.

Mari Dekle

5/5

Amazing. Very affordable for the excellent quality, atmosphere, and service. Would definitely come back here many times. Outdoor seating is covered with heating lamps and staff are attentive and fast. Huge plate of basil, lime and sprouts with pho. Vietnamese coffee is great as well.

Jason Eng

4/5

Solid Vietnamese food for the area. The place is small (10-15 people inside) with an outdoor space for more.

Had dinner here: pho was good; fried rice with pork chop was nice; and spring rolls were delicious. Service was fine. You’ll definitely have a good meal here. Recommended.

Nami N

4/5

I'm visiting in New York and came here with my daughter and granddaughter for an early dinner. The inside of the restaurant is small with only five seats, but there is also a separate space outside where you can eat too. Quick service.
I ordered Pho Dac Biet $18.00
(House combination pho with eye round, brisket, tendon, & tripe.)
My daughter ordered Goi Cuon Shrimp
$8.00 (Shrimp fresh summer rolls), Com Tom Ram $17.00 (Shrimp stir fried in a lemongrass sauce) and Vietnamese iced coffee $6.
Granddaughter ordered Mi Xao Dzon Ga
$20.00 (Stir fried chicken and veggies atop a bed of crispy egg noodles.)
My pho seemed a little on the thin side in terms of soup flavor but many meat inside the soup. Stir fried noodles w chicken had a lot of vegetables and garlicky taste. Shrimp Lemongrass was okay.
I think I'll try something else next time!

Hoang Ho

5/5

It’s a small restaurant, having at most 15 people. The food is really good. I’ve been craving for Bánh cuốn and cơm nhà (home cook Viet food) and found this hidden treasure. We got Banh Cuon, Sour Soup with Salmon , and Beef with Watercress salad. It’s a very full meal for 2 people, extremely delicious and surprisingly cheap.