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128 E 4th St, East Village
Every day · 11–9

Nón lá — the Vietnamese conical hat

Named for the hat.
Known for the phở.

Family owned & operated. Ronny Nguyen and his son Tommy cook the food they grew up on — phở, bún, bánh mì, clay pots — in one small room on East 4th Street. Since December 2020.

Overhead spread of phở, bún bò huế, clay pot, and spring rolls on dark wood

The table, from under the brim

The hat means someone's been cooking all day.

A nón lá is the palm-leaf hat worn across Vietnam — in rice fields, on street corners, over soup carts. It's the first thing on our sign and the last thing we'd change.

Diners on Grubhub call this "the best pho in NYC." One went further: "better than Madame Vo." We just call it the way it's supposed to taste.

4.9★

1,405 ratings

2020

On East 4th since

11–9

Every day