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Nha Trang One

3.8 (937 reviews)
ModerateVietnamese
Closed • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Moderate noise
Casual
Outdoor seating
Good for kids

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Bun Combo 1
Vanessa T.

This place is so good I went back a few days later with different people within the same week! The prices are great and the portions are filling. I cannot wait to be back in the winter for Pho because this place whips their pho out and it always looks delicious!

Bun Bo Hue - very disappointing.
Irene C.

I am very disappointed with the Bun Bo Hue, no flavor at all and it is just bland . I looked at other photos shared by Yelp followers months earlier and I think they either change the recipe or they have a new cook. I will not be ordering this dish again.

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Nancy A.

I came here a couple of times and the prices are very affordable and no place can beat them. That block on Baxter has a lot of Vietnamese restaurants and I believe this is by far the best when it comes to their pho bowls. Their largest pho bowl, Pho Dac Biet is only at $13.95! I cannot believe that's the price of the largest pho when we are in 2026! I immediately purchased that bowl. The other bowls did not have enough meat ingredients as this one and were around $11.95, the cheapest pho bowl. The largest bowl had beef brisket, eyeround, and tendon. After tax, it came out to be around $15.19 using my credit card. I got the bowl to go so it there were 2 containers that were reusable. It was a lot of noodles they gave out. The noodles were very thin, silky smooth, and flat. They were very nice to eat along with the soup. The soup was very good and not salty so I could drink the whole bowl. The bowl had a lot of brisket and tendons. The tendons were so chewy and gooey. I kind of mistaken some of them as fat but once you put them in your mouth then you know they're definitely tendons, which my mom said they were healthy for you. I ate them all! They gave a lot of noodles and soup that I could not fit the whole bucket of soup into my rice noodle bowl. I had extra soup left over afterwards. The rice noodle bowl was very filling in this place and very fresh. It made me full and I did not complain about needing anymore food afterwards until dinner. The place is super packed during lunch times and has a lot of employees from nearby office buildings eating there. There are many tourists sometimes and is a good place for large groups and individual dining. Very cozy and casual. Many people talking over people in this restaurant. No music in the background.

Xue Lin L.

The good: Interior is nice and clean, doesn't feel cramped like a lot of other NYC restaurants. Service is super fast with our food coming out within minutes. Bring cash as there's a credit card charge. Prices are reasonable and they don't chase you / rush you out which is nice. The bad: my beef cube dish was incredibly oily yet only mediocre tasting. I'm talking pools of oil, I wish I was able to get a picture. It was also salty but again very much lacking in flavor compared to other places. The serving size was good though and the beef wasn't chewy. I can't speak for the pho but my friends said it was nothing special. It definitely hit on a cold winter day though. Portion sizes seemed smaller than what I'm used to (comparing to viet places on 8th ave).

Bun Heo Nuong  (BBQ Pork Rice Vermicilli)
Melissa N.

I would say 3.5 stars. They can accommodate larger parties, though it does get pretty packed. One thing I appreciate is how many options they have on the menu. My go-to is the Vietnamese porkchops with vermicelli. The porkchops, and there was a lot of noodles. But there was not enough pork chops for the amount of noodles. Even though the dish was good, I wouldn't rate it as one of the best Viet food I had. However, my friends really enjoyed their food, especially the pho. I would still return as their service is lovely, prices are affordable, and overall the food is good.

Pho Dac Biet (special beef rice noodle soup)
Sarah A.

Had takeout from this place for lunch. Went to pickup my order and saw there were a lot of ppl dining in. Seems like a popular spot. I got the Pho Dac Biet (special beef rice noodle soup) and a limeade. They packaged my meal nicely, they separated the soup and noodles and the soup was still piping hot. There was a bag of condiments on the side with bean sprouts, jalapeño, lime, hoisin sauce, and hot sauce. There was a lot of meat and some tendon, no beef tripe though. I think the soup noodle wasn't anything spectacular. It was quite average and the sliced meat was dry. Only some slices were tender. The limeade seems to be from Sugar Daddy which is a store right next to them. It was good, seemed fresh and natural.

Monica H.

Had better. Bun Bo Hue - no shrimp paste or pork blood. Lack of meat. Pork knuckle was sadly small. Flavoring was less than average. Didn't even get my plate of fresh herbs. No, not talking about the plate of beansprout. Spring Roll - no flavor and very dry. Almost stale. Will not return.

pho dac biet & bun bo hue
Alex L.

I was craving some pho and the restaurant was really bustling from the outside, so I figured I'd give this place a shot. Unfortunately, it was pretty disappointing. While the portion sizes are pretty good, the broth of my pho was really bland and thin. It was unfortunate that 2 of the drinks we wanted to order were both unavailable (Tri colored drink and avocado smoothie). I would say there are better options around the chinatown area.

Pho tai
Farrah B.

My friend did come here a few weeks ago, and was dying to return. So we headed over, waited for about 15min, After being seated, it took a little while for service (busy, busy place). Everyone was friendly and professional. The pho came out really quickly, piping hot. We asked for extra onions & cilantro, but whoever made the bowls must have forgotten, as there were barely any of either. Still, it was delicious with its savory broth, fresh crisp toppings, and tender beef. I'm sure we come back again , especially on a cold day.

Pho Suon Nuong(Pork Chops Pho)
Brittany P.

Wanted some Viet food around Chinatown and chose this place! This is your very typical Vietnamese restaurant and I got the rice with pork chop, and my boyfriend got the pho with pork chop. The pho came in a really small bowl, the smallest I'd ever seen, and the broth was chicken based. It was decent but the small bowl kind of threw me off and the portion was smaller than typical. The pork chop itself was thin and on the dry side. Nothing special about the food here and the presentation was bare bones, but the food definitely reflects the price at around $14.

Taro Cake
Jethro C.

I'm trying to find a good pho place and this one is def it!! the pho soup is good and meat is tender. my friend rec the taro cake and it's soooo good. the veggies are also good, very flavorful! would come again!

Pho Chin (beef brisket - well done) and Pho Chay (vegetable & tofu with chicken broth)
Sawako Y.

3.5 / 5.0 - Nha Trang One is a no-frills Vietnamese spot in Chinatown that we stopped by for lunch for some pho. It was a bit dark inside, with half the restaurant not having lights on, even though there were people dining there. The service was efficient but I didn't love the pho here. I ordered the Pho Chin (beef brisket - well done). The noodles were quite thin compared to others I've had and the beef was also not very soft.

Kathy W.

A solid Vietnamese restaurant in the area that hasn't increased the prices of their dishes as others have in recent years. I ordered their Pho Dac Biet and besides their beef eyeround being a bit too rough, everything was delicious and fresh. It's a clean and spacious space that works for small and large groups. I appreciated the friendliness of the staff in accommodating our large group.

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Reviews are mixed. Many praise the flavorful pho, affordable prices, and bustling, authentic atmosphere. The tasty spring rolls are also enjoyed.

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Great affordable pho and great service. The prices are so good for the area too. The ambiance is the authentic vibe you want

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Is Mi Quang still on the menu?

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