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Was in the area so stopped by for dinner! Fast service with a QR menu code and attentive waiters. Their 2018 Michelin Guide sign was also quick to catch my eye. Tried the spring rolls which were delicious but almost $12! Saw a lot of employees sit down after to chow down on some hot wings so if I find my way back, I'll try those. Bun bo hue was good but not the best. Brisket and bone marrow bahn mi was good but also not the best. Was not bursting with flavor and the baguette was not soft and warm but not crispy if thats what you are a fan of. Overall, good place if you are nearby but would not go out of my way. Would focus on their vermicelli bowls, rice dishes or hot wings!
This was my first time trying Pho and Bánh Mì, and all I can say is YUMMMM! I'm so glad my friend showed me this spot and lucky that we just happened to be in the area too. The service was great, and everyone is very friendly. We had the beef Pho and the brisket and bone marrow bánh mì. I wish I had been greedy and eaten it all by myself, it was really that good!! I'm joking of course, I'm glad my friend and I shared our dishes and I got to enjoy both at one time. I will definitely be going back and I'll make sure to bring more friends next time too. The restaurant is clean, the ambiance is subtle/laid back and when I went it was moderately busy with more take out than sit down dinners. I would recommend going early in the week because I hear they are usually very busy on the weekends. Overall this was a great find for me 100/100
I rarely ever write a second review, but honestly, this place deserves it. This is my go-to pho spot in New York, hands down. The broth is so flavorful -- rich, aromatic, and deeply satisfying -- and it's the only place in the city that consistently hits the spot for me. My husband and I have our usual combo: Beef pho (with extra raw meat) Beef rolls Summer rolls Everything together usually comes out to around $65 total for two, which is kind of amazing considering how full we both get -- we almost always leave with leftovers! Finding that kind of value in NYC feels nearly impossible these days. A few tips: Eat in person. Delivery just doesn't do it justice -- the broth and noodles never hold up as well, and something always gets mixed up. Expect crowds. It's a popular spot, especially in colder months, so you might end up at whatever table is free. All in all, this place is a gem. Warm, hearty, and full of flavor -- it's the kind of pho that makes you forget about the rest of the world for a moment. I can't wait to go back!
What a fantastic gem to have in the Bronx. I was in town visiting family and decided to have lunch here. I was curious what they had to offer and wanted to compare it to the amazing Vietnamese food I've both in Vietnam and in Virginia. We tried their pho, spring rolls, and spring rolls noodle dish (I mistakenly thought I ordered the bun cha pork meatballs but it was spring rolls). The pho was perfectly seasoned and rich. The spring rolls were the authentic since you could tell they used rice paper instead a wheat dough wrapper and were absolutely delicious. The prices were very reasonable and the service was great. It was my sister's first time trying Vietnamese food, by the way, and she love it. I can't wait to go back next time I'm in town to try more of their menu.
Stopped by Pho NK Com Ga Ninh Kieu after spending some time at Ocean Casino and wanted to get some fresh air--it's about a 10-minute walk and a nice break from the casino atmosphere. The food was decent overall. The pho broth stood out the most--it was flavorful and comforting without being too heavy. The noodles were cooked well, but the meat (both beef and chicken) was just okay and could use some improvement in quality and tenderness. I also tried the spring rolls, which were crispy and delicious--definitely one of the highlights of the meal. The spot itself is casual and good for a quick bite rather than a long sit-down meal. Service was friendly and efficient. Overall, a decent option if you're nearby and craving Vietnamese food, especially for the broth and appetizers, but the meat quality could be better.
I brought my brother here who was visiting from the west coast and was really excited to try some pho on the east coast. The restaurant had a pleasant vibe from my last visit. This particular visit I decided to dine in because I also brought my daughters along with us. My picky eater order a sandwich, we got some wings, pho, spring rolls, and some garlic noodles. We enjoyed everything from the service to the food. I was so happy that my picky eater enjoyed her sandwich, because she doesn't like anything lol. The only thing that was not good was the garlic noodles. We would order everything else again. As for my brother he enjoyed his pho, but he said the west coast had more options. Thumbs up and Happy Yelping!
This place is a family favorite. Their wings are also a must get every time. We always take guests here and recommend to friends
Was feeling under the weather and ordered pho to go and it was very delicious. A generous amount of broth, noodles and chicken for the price. I wish the chicken would have been cut up more and more seasoned. However I will be coming back the staff was very generous.
One of our favorite restaurants ever. We love Com Tam Ninh Kieu. Food is always phenomenal and delicious. We had a lunch date today. I love how crispy the chicken was just how I like it. Everything was delicious as always. I love the lime soda omg. Stop by everyone and check it out the best Vietnamese restaurant ever you won't be disappointed. Thanks for having us. The spring rolls are out of this world.
Pretty decent viet food. The meats were a bit dry on the pho chicken and the pork chop we had with the noodle salad. The best was the fried chicken.
Ordered the brisket and bone marrow bahn mi from here on Thursday for a pick up at around 5pm. The bread really detracted from the sandwich, it was so meh, not crispy/crunchy or tasting especially fresh. The fillings were overall okay but shockingly as hungry as I was I couldn't bring myself to finish the bahn mi. Bonus they're really close to a great park
Great team and fantastic food! Decided to go with the crispy spring rolls and combination beef pho. Let's just say there was nothing left on the table but the plates themselves at the end haha. A beef pho to go was a must at that point and was recommended a Vietnamese ice coffee. Told it's strong and that's my go to kind, added it to the bag and after the first sip it's exactly what I needed. Highly recommend to eat in; you'll feel like you're home or grab a pick up order in person to get to know the place and people. Was informed they've been there around 15 years and I can see why, I'll happily support them in their continuation of growth!!!
This place is incredibly easy to miss unless you're intentionally looking for it. I've gone past it so many times without a clue this establishment was even there. I loved the ambiance of the place, it was so cozy, warm and relaxing. The music they were playing matched perfectly with the vibe and aesthetics of the place, it was soft and romantic in a way. There are plenty of tables available for groups or solo dates. This is a perfect place to sit down and journal or get some work done. I literally only waited 10 minutes from start to finish to get my takeout, I sat down on one of the available tables and immediately started reading my Bible app, truly relaxing. Half of the tablets were occupied but everyone appeared to be relaxed and just enjoying their meals so the noise level was low. If you're waiting for takeout they give you a ticket and then bring your takeout to the table you're at. If you ordered in advance for a pick up you just walk to the counter and they hand over your food. The staff were friendly and graceful. While I was ordering my food at the counter, I was able to see the staff handling some of the food. They were plating, and I was pleasantly surprised with the fact that all of them were wearing gloves even while they were taking the prepared food to the tables. You get 5% off your bill if you pay with cash. There are no atms inside. Now let's talk about the actual food, the star of the show. I ordered the claypot braised pork belly and I was notttt disappointed! This meal was such a unique experience. I am used to eating very flavorful and well seasoned dishes overall so I've tasted plenty of dishes that had more flavor than this. However, I have never enjoyed a dish that was so intentional with all of its textures and tastes. The rice was soft and light, and the vegetables had the perfect amount of crunch and spice, while the pork had a mild sweetness to it. The egg was a perfect add on to put it all together. This is the kind of plate that you have to truly eat everything it's served with to fully enjoy all of the different textures and flavors that it brings. If any of the spices or flavors would've been overwhelming, it would take away from the other flavors every item on the plate has to offer. I put a little of everything with each bite, yummm. The only flaw with the dish unfortunately is that the larger portions of the pork were chewy and a bit dry, which based on other reviews seems to be a thing. The smaller pieces were very tender and delicious. I will definitely order again from here. I'm excited to try their homemade soda, coffees and their summer/spring roles Happy yelping and enjoy
This family-owned Vietnamese restaurant in the heart of the Bronx has a lot of potential. I really liked the food at this restaurant. I had the Summer Roll which was filled with great vegetables, cilantro, noodles, shrimp, etc. and came with a delicious peanut dipping sauce. My husband had a Banh Mi (sandwich) which was also very tasty. The homemade limeade was really flavorful and refreshing. The only downside to this restaurant is that it is pretty dirty and grimy. The furniture is old and needs an update. I think if the cleanliness of this restaurant was better I would give it a 5-star review. read more
6 years ago
I honestly wish I lived closer to this place because it's THAT good. I got their Banh Mi, Pho and Rice and it was all amazing. Everything has such great flavor compared to any other Vietnamese place I've been to in NYC. I would definitely recommend stopping by if you're near read more
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5 stars for convenience! Every time my fiancé and I crave pho or any type of noodle dish we come here instead of heading to queens or Manhattan and this place hits the spot. We are so happy to have discover this location many years back and from time to time we stop by to eat here. The pho is pretty tasty but man oh man, the BUN BO HUE is so delicious! As I'm writing this review my mouth is salivating thinking about it. The bun bo hue is a spicy beef noodle soup with thicker noodles than your typical "pho rice noodles" the noodles are a thick style vermicelli cut. The broth is nice and spicy, a little sour and has a shrimp paste flavor to it. I actually prefer the bun bo hue over pho :p. Check this place out, you won't be disappointed. read more
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This restaurant is worth the Michelin rating it received in 2018. Located in Bedford Park in the Bronx, it is easily accessible via the 4 train. The taste and flavors are as authentic as what you can get in Vietnam. Big plus to the great service. Family-friendly, too. Our 4 and 7-year olds loved the Pho and rice special as much as we enjoyed the hot wings. Very affordable for a delectable Vietnamese cuisine in the Bronx. Keep it up and More power! read more
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It's worth a hajj to come up to the Bronx. Com Tam Ninh Kieu (CTNK, as I call it) serves some of the most authentic Vietnamese food in New York. They have a mile-long list of phos (beef and chicken), garnished with anything from well-done brisket, flank steak, tendon, and tripe. Their menu also boasts other speciality soups, broken rice dishes, appetizers, and banh mis. On a recent visit, I tried their bun rieu (Dac Biet section, item #1, $7), a rice vermicelli soup noodles dish of tomato broth funked up with shrimp paste and solid blood, and topped with generous amounts of lump crab meat, fried bean curd, and fish cakes. I haven't had such an inventive and creative soup in years, and for this dish alone I would pay a visit. I was also excited to try the bun mam, but the supposed "funkiness" factor that the NYTimes review raved about wasn't much there (maybe I went on an off day?). CTNK also has a strong selection of appetizers. My favorites are the fried shrimp cakes -- soft, tender, flavorful shrimp cakes fried with thin bean curd paper wrapping that crisps up nicely at the edges -- and the shrimp summer (or spring) rolls -- ultra-fresh rolls of shrimp, room temperature rice vermicelli, napa cabbage, and basil. Each has their own appropriate dipping sauce as well -- for the shrimp cakes, nuoc cham, a mixture of lime, vinegar, fish sauce, sugar, and for the spring rolls, hoison and crushed peanuts. Apparently their broken rice dishes are a specialty of the house, but I didn't really care. Instead, I prefer to focus on their excellent list of noodle soups, banh mi sandwiches, and appetizers. Wash it all down with fresh lemonade, perfectly balanced in sweet and sourness. read more
12 years ago
This hole-in-the-wall serves delicious authentic Vietnamese cuisine, great prices, and convenience. Spare yourself the trip to c-town and come here to satisfy that craving! GET THE VIETNAMESE ICED COFFEE. So good! Got the following: #2 Pho Dac Biet (Special Pho Dish) Rice Noodles with Cha Gio (Spring Rolls) Vietnamese Sandwich "Banh Mi" Cafe Sua Dua (Vietnamese Iced Coffee) Soda Chanh (Lemonade Soda) The vietnamese Banh Mi was very delicious. Lovely crispy french baguette, liver pate spread, a variety of cold cuts (cha lua, etc) with fresh pickled carrots and radishes, and greens. I especially loved that there were a few slices of fresh green jalapeno peppers! You got so much more for $4.50 here than you would if you made the trip to C-Town. So yummy!! The pho came with a dish of FRESH GARNISHES (lime, thai basil, and bean sprouts). Unlike some places that serve dry and wilting garnishes, these were very fresh. Along with the usual Hoisin and Sriracha sauces you are free to use as dipping sauces or broth enhancers, this restaurant offered hot garlic sauce, jalapeno peppers and hot oil! My boyfriend was in love. He eats his foods SUPER SPICY so he loved it. The rice noodle bowl with spring rolls was very delicious. Yummy dipping sauce to go with it. Fresh veggies, crispy rolls, cool noodles. Refreshing dish to eat on a sweltering summer day! The Vietnamese iced coffee IS TO DIE FOR. They mix the drink for you before it's served so it's ready to go. Rich espresso with hints of sweetness. Dark roast coffee mixed with LONGEVITY CONDENSED MILK (the best! Mhmmm....) I love that the Soda Chanh was mixed prior, so that you can really taste the lemon in every sip. I've noticed that at most Vietnamese restaurants, they will give you a glass of the salted lemon mix and a can of seltzer. I always end up finishing the lemon mix before the seltzer, so towards the end you have seltzer. Their Soda Chanh was enjoyed all to the end. Seems like a humble family business. All Vietnamese people! Casual and friendly atmosphere. Love it. Will definitely go here again. read more
7 years ago
This is a little hole in the wall place I have by passed in my neighborhood so many times. The service is amazing. Hip hop playing in the background softly. Small place with great food and great service. Vietnamese food taste soooo good!!! read more
Ever since I returned from Vietnam, I have been searching all over for legitimate Vietnamese restaurants. I succeeded in Boston (http://www.yelp.com/biz/pho-le-boston#hrid:QoYfpP8cpOEB77-f7vGSSQ), but have not been as successful in New York (but New York is supposed to have everything!). Don't get me wrong, there are some pretty good pho places in the city. But Viet restaurants here are mainly run by Chinese people and do not have nearly the same variety of noodles that there should be (only pho and dry vermicelli), and it just doesn't have that authentic Viet taste. When I found out that there is a Vietnamese pocket in the Bronx, of course I jump to Yelp. This restaurant looked promising: it seemed to have unique Vietnamese dishes. My way of telling that a Viet restaurant is legit when is their bun bo noodles are actually soup noodles instead of dry vermicelli. So I make the trek over to the Bronx, dragging some friends along with the incentive of delicious Viet food. And I mean it when I say 'trek' -- I'm from Brooklyn. Because that's how far I'd be willing to go to find a legit Viet place! (Okay, so maybe my hopes were a bit high.) Only one waitress here speaks English, but even she doesn't speak much. Though it makes it difficult to ask about the food, it's good to know that the restaurant is actually run by Viet people. The main problem was when my friend asked for a dish to be not spicy, and they made it spicy anyway... I was somewhat disappointed by the food. We ordered the shrimp cakes, pho (#2), duck stew, and bun bo hue. - My duck stew noodles had this really funky smell to it, probably due to the bamboo that was in the stew. That's not really their fault, of course, but the smell really threw off the entire dish for me. The broth itself was pretty tasty, but it was almost covered by the weird smell, basically ruining the meal for me. The duck was tasteless. - Shrimp cakes tasted good with fish sauce, but they didn't really stand out to me. - The pho tasted weird to me, and my friend didn't think it was exceptional at all. - Only the coffee (served in a styrofoam cup) tasted really good -- because Vietnamese coffee is delicious. What's more, the food in no way looked appetizing. It looked as if they just threw a bunch of ingredients together into a bowl. It's one thing if the food was tasty nonetheless, but the food was at most mediocre. And the prices aren't even that cheap -- normally bowls of pho are $6-$7. Lesson learned: even though the place has legit dishes made by Vietnamese people, it doesn't necessarily mean the dishes are good. I felt that this restaurant has potential but not the resources nor incentive to bring their food to the next level. read more
Who: mom & I When/where: weekend, Bronx (Kingsbridge) What: lemonade, seafood noodle soup Why: My mom and I ventured here from Manhattan in exploration of "Little Cambodia" which sadly, consists of a few grocery stores and no restaurants. At any rate, we had a lovely Viet dinner here with very delicious pho and some sort of seafood soup recommended by the host. We got complimentary iced jasmine tea, as well as a Pepsi and house "lemonade." The drinks were as my mom remembered back in the homeland, served with crushed ice. Loved it. FYI, bring cash. read more
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Are you looking for a great place to eat where subtle flavors explode in your mouth? Then visit Com Tam Ninh Kieu 2641 Jerome Ave in Bronx. A 2018 Michelin Star Gem. NYC 5 star food under the #4 train. Very nice accommodating owner serving up generous portions at an affordable price point. read more
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Another delicious meal with Com Tam Ninh Kieu. Their menu changed, but the quality seems the same. We ordered spring roll, special house rice and sea & land pho. They changed their spring roll and it looks thicker. The sea & land was packed with delicious fresh aromatic ingredients. The house rice was delicious too. The only complain we had was the kitchen exhaust fan and AC were weak as we could smell all the food from the kitchen. read more
4 years ago
Awesome little Bronx find! I'm always searching for a new delicious Bronx restaurant that isn't Chinese or Spanish food, so this was a nice treat! I really enjoy Vietnamese food, so when I learned about this place, I had to try it. I went in for lunch and enjoyed the food so much, I took my boyfriend for lunch the next day. The service was great, and the food was delicious. I first went on a Friday afternoon and then on a Saturday afternoon and both days there were a good amount of customers, but still plenty of seating for everyone. Definitely recommend this place for anyone who loves Vietnamese or wants to try something different. Quick tip: order by number, it'll make ordering easier, and definitely try any seafood dish! read more
Pros: - Inexpensive - Grade Rating is an "A" - Quick Service - Soup bowls are cleaned by being boiled - Friendly service - Best pho! - Open on Holidays including New Years Day. - Free tea (option for hot or iced) - Free delivery Cons: - Cash Only (no worries, there's a Chase bank across the street) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Price Idea: For 2 people - 2 bowls of Pho (#2 Special Combo) - 1 Vietnamese Ice Coffee - 1 soda - 1 order of egg rolls --------------------------------- Total: $25.00 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Open 7 days, 9:00am-10:00pm ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ My Experience: I'm obsessed with this place! I'm a regular at this place to the point that my fiance goes to the back of their kitchen to help the owner fix their computer or tv from time to time. Sometimes the workers will come sit at our table to talk while we eat. I definitely feel at home every time I come here. I eat here at least 3-4x a month and look forward to it every time as if it were my 1st visit. I'm definitely addicted to the pho here. I've been to many places and for whatever reason, I always end up coming back to this one. The broth is so delicious. If you love authentic vietnamese food, especially Pho, then this is the place to be. A family owned business. This place is definitely a hidden gem. I've tried everything on the menu but always end up getting the same thing. Pho Special Combo # 2 (comes w/ thin sliced steak) and a side of egg rolls appetizer with vietnamese ice coffee (which has condensed milk). Some people like the condensed milk with their vietnamese iced coffee....and other may find it a bit too sweet for their liking. So my tip for that is, pour some of the complimentary iced tea in your iced coffee and it actually tastes really good. You must know that this place is CASH only! But not to worry, there's a Chase bank across the street. Even though the place is very small and a hole in the wall, it is kept pretty clean! The older lady who works hard back in the kitchen preparing your food...with her cute hair net on...will personally deliver your food to your table. She even cleans the soup bowls one by one by boiling them in a huge pot of scorching hot water. I only happened to know that during the time when my fiance and I were troubleshooting their computer in the back and noticed how they were cleaning the dishes. I love how this place is open practically all year round. I came here on New Years day while restaurants were closed on the holiday, this place was open. =) I would definitely recommend this place. Come on the weekdays or even weekends before 12pm when it's not that busy. If you come after 12ish on the weekend then you will have the flood of church goers which will get a bit crowded. If you don't mind that, then you're good. read more
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Ok, I honestly can't take half the reviews on here seriously. Mostly because I question these diners experience with what legit good pho or good Vietnamese actually tastes like because there are so few places where it can be had. In New York, this place may be the ONLY place where you can get it. Not at some hyped up hipster joint in Brooklyn in the middle of a industrial area where you think you'll get raped or mugged (BUNKER) or any number of the tragic Chinese operated places in chinatown. Tight menu and the servings here are huge, I usually get the extra large when the option is given but this place just serves big ass bowls for every order as their MO. I've had the pho (lip smackin fragrant broth), Bún bò Hu (nice and tangy with just the right amount of fish sauce and heat, shrimp cakes which are on point. This will become a regular pilgrimage for me. read more
The service here is a 5! I love pho and it was raining yesterday, which is especially when I crave pho. Living in the Bronx though your options are limited, food wise. So when we heard there was a pho place that was pretty decent in the Bronx, we had to go check it out for ourselves. Be warned though, parking is really hard to find if you're planning on driving here, especially after 7 which is when most of the street parking becomes free. We drove around for 15 minutes up and down many of the surrounding streets which are mostly residential which would explain why it's also hard to find parking and we were about to phone it in when we finally found a spot a couple blocks down. There is a municipal lot right across from Morton Williams, and it's close to $3 an hour, so if that's easier for you than driving around, that's definitely an option. Otherwise, order delivery or take public transportation there. We were going to order our meal for take out because the parking situation, but then called back to tell them we'd be dining in. There was no issues and there were only a couple other parties when we got there so we were able to sit down right away. We got our crispy spring rolls immediately. They were piping hot and really crispy, a little greasy, but they are fried.... so I can't complain about that too much. I really like that the dipping sauce had a little heat to it. In my experience a lot of the sauces have the peppers in them, but they're just usually fishy and sweet. We all ordered the regular beef pho and I had mine without cilantro. I thought the beef broth had nice flavor and was seasoned to my liking. My husband however thought that it wasn't as salty as some other places we've tried. I've definitely had better pho before, but this is a great spot to have in the Bronx. I thought the portion was perfect and it had a lot of meat as well and it only cost $10. The guy working was super nice and really friendly. It seems like it's a family run operation and they're doing their best to bring authentic Vietnamese cuisine to the Bronx. Definitely will be trying more from them and eager to try the banh mi and also the broken rice next time. read more
7 years ago
I knew about this place for a few years but had no reason to troop all the way out here, until recently. The servers are accommodating and really nice. The menu was only one page, back and front. The food... Was outstanding. Probably one of the few pho broths in NYC that is DELICIOUS. It didn't make me feel thirsty or feel tired, it was just... excellent. The noodles are not the standard ones. I recommend everyone to try this place at least once, just so you know what good pho is, because the majority of NYC doesn't have good, legit pho. Fair warning, it was a fairly warm day when i went and there just wasn't enough AC to keep cool. I wished they would open one in Brooklyn, I'm sure they'd have a lot of business here too! read more
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7 years ago
A couple of coworkers go here often, and are always advising that I try this place. Well another coworker invited me to lunch and tried today. I have to say this is a little gem nestled in Kingsbridge road in the Bronx. It is conveniently reachable by the 4 and D trains. The bx 32, Bx 22, bx 9, and bx28 bus. The restaurant is small but there a couple of tables and booths. I left feeling full but not over stuffed. I look forward to going back and trying the soup, I hear its really good read more
7 years ago
So happy I stopped in here! The food was so delicious and the service was impeccable! I got the ham and pate banh mi as well as the beef Pho. Both completely exceeded my expectations. I travel for work and am always on the hunt for good Pho. First of all the Banh Mi was amazing, the bread was so tasty and the filling was just as good. The broth of the pho was also very impressive. Although I live in Virginia I will definitely be coming back to this restaurant next time I'm up here. Highly recommend!!! read more
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2641 Jerome Ave
Bronx, NY 10468
Bedford Park
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