V-Nam is a small Vietnamese spot in the East Village where you can pick up a very good bánh mì.

5ive Spice is a good option for a bánh mì or bowl of phở in Park Slope.

When you're looking for a sandwich in the East Village, you can't do much better than a bánh mì from Banh Mi Zon.

District Saigon is serves some of the best Vietnamese food in Astoria, and in NYC.

Saigon Social serves phenomenal Vietnamese food on the Lower East Side, and it’s one of our favorite new restaurants of 2020.

Summer is a Vietnamese counter-service spot that makes the best banh mi in Elmhurst.

Bolero is a Vietnamese spot in Williamsburg where you should sit in the back garden with a date, or order the whole menu with a group.

Thanh Da is a Vietnamese spot in Sunset Park that’s perfect for takeout or a quick sit-down bowl of bún bò hue.

For a banh mi in Sunset Park, Ba Xuyên is your best option. Order the classic version, and get a durian shake.

Nam Nam is a tiny sandwich shop in East Williamsburg where you can grab some Vietnamese coffee and a great banh mi.

Vietnaam is a really good, casual Vietnamese restaurant near 86th Street on the UES.

Nha Trang Center is a Vietnamese restaurant in Chinatown that’s great for lunches, big groups, and casual dinners when you want a bowl of pho.

Pho Bar is a casual Vietnamese restaurant in Chinatown that’s great for a bowl of very rich beef pho by yourself or with a date.

Van Da is a Vietnamese restaurant in the East Village that’s perfect when you want to have a few cocktails and share some small plates.

Pho Bar is a casual Vietnamese restaurant in Greenwich Village where you can get some really good pho.

Violet’s Vietnamese Shoppe is a tiny counter-service place in Forest Hills with really good banh mi sandwiches.