Best of Philly 2005 Cheap, Ridiculously Named Cocktails That Will Knock You On Your Butt
Among the drinks at Chinatown's hippest restaurant: the Suffering Bastard (rum, sour mix, and pineapple and orange juices); the Virgi...
Best of Philly 2002 Signature Cocktail
The Flaming Volcano as served up by Vietnam Restaurant has everything—gin, vodka, brandy, rum, more rum. That extra rum is a sh...
Best of Philly 2002 Vietnamese
MUST-TRY: Sweet and sour shrimp soup. THE DEAL: Vietnam maintains the unusual trifecta of exceptional food, beautiful decor and low p...
IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD
WHERE TO EAT
- Hershel's East Side Deli
(0.0 miles) - Nanee's Kitchen
(0.0 miles) - La Cucina at the Market
(0.0 miles)
WHERE TO SHOP
- Ettore Salon and Spa
(0.0 miles) - Robinson Luggage
(0.0 miles) - Print Liberation
(0.0 miles)
WHERE TO DRINK
- Solefood
(0.1 miles) - Les Bons Temps
(0.2 miles) - APO Bar and Lounge
(0.2 miles) - Woody's Bar
(0.3 miles) - Chris' Jazz Cafe
(0.4 miles)
FIND A RESTAURANT
RESTAURANT LISTINGS |
THE DETAILS
Cuisine(s):
Vietnamese,
Insider Tip:
Friday and Saturday head upstairs to Bar Saigon -- but go easy on the potent cocktails.
Meals Served:
Lunch
Dinner
Entree Price:
$13 - $20
Neighborhood:
Philadelphia County
Chinatown/Loft District
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Best of Philly 2005 Cheap, Ridiculously Named Cocktails That Will Knock You On Your Butt, Best of Philly 2002 Signature Cocktail, Best of Philly 2002 Vietnamese
Vietnamese,
Insider Tip:
Friday and Saturday head upstairs to Bar Saigon -- but go easy on the potent cocktails.
Meals Served:
Lunch
Dinner
Entree Price:
$13 - $20
Neighborhood:
Philadelphia County
Chinatown/Loft District
Also Featured in:
Best of Philly 2005 Cheap, Ridiculously Named Cocktails That Will Knock You On Your Butt, Best of Philly 2002 Signature Cocktail, Best of Philly 2002 Vietnamese
Vietnam
221 North 11th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Philadelphia, PA 19107
| Phone: 215-592-1163 |
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Website: eatatvietnam.com
The barbecue platter alone—crispy spring rolls, juicy grilled chicken, smoky stuffed grape leaves and tender meatballs—is sufficient reason to brave the crowds in Chinatown, while the handsome decor and careful cooking evident in dishes like the crispy duck with chili-pineapple sauce are more evidence that Vietnam is a step up from the neighborhood’s no-frills dives.
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