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Recent Vietnamese Restaurant Reviews in Boerum Hill

• Nahm Thai Kitchen (5th Ave. between Berkeley Pl. & Union St.)

  Written by Rachel M. on 5/20/2013 | 3 other reviews | Member since 2012

  Very tasty. The delivery estimate was 25-40 min and it did take almost 40 minutes. I got the summer rolls and veggie green curry. The summer rolls were fresh and a nice size but the curry was a bit on the small side. Not enough for leftovers like I generally get with thai food. It was very good though, with tons of veggies, and very flavorful without being greasy.

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• HopHap (Smith St. between Baltic St. & Butler St.)

  Written by Thomas P. on 5/17/2013 | 3 other reviews | Member since 2010

  We order from here ALL the time. It's always high quality. The Drunken Noodle, Pineapple Fried Rice, the Massaman Curry--all delicious! The prices are incredibly reasonable. Most of all, though, the delivery is FAST. And I mean--FAST. Seriously, I have NO idea how they get to our place that fast--we are always surprised. Love!

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• Thai 101 Bistro (Myrtle Ave. between Waverly Ave. & Washington Ave.)

  Written by stephanie s. on 5/16/2013 | 4 other reviews | Member since 2012

  better than the other guys , but not great. orders are always correct, and on time. its like fast food thai. you get what you expect, and nothing more. all in all, solid choice if you're hungry and want to pretend that pretend thai food isn't as bad for you as chinese-american takeout.

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• Lotus Vietnamese Sandwiches (5th Ave. between President St. & Carroll St.)

  Written by Ally A. on 5/15/2013 | Member since 2013

  Solid food (I always stick with the banh mi sandwiches, rice vermicelli salad and bubble teas) and always delivered within the timeframe -- and more often than not, delivered in less than 20 minutes.

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• Jai Dee Restaurant (7th Ave. between13th St. & 14th St.)

  Written by Michael P. on 4/26/2013 | 1 other review | Member since 2012

  Absolutely delicious food! I recently ate here and had fantastic Pad Se Yu that was perfectly sauced and cooked. The curries are delightful. They import there scallian pancakes from Thailand and they taste like a chewy rice noodle scallion dim sum. Everything was great- the chef also has over 30 years of experience cooking Thai food.

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• Nicky's Vietnamese Sandwiches (Brooklyn) (Atlantic Ave. between Hoyt St. & Smith St.)

  Written by Laura G. on 5/15/2013 | 5 other reviews | Member since 2011

  love this place. well priced. their pho is very tasty and you get a lot of it. also really enjoy the vietnamese coffee. very good service and delivery.

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• Banhmigos Vietnamese Sandwiches (Lincoln Pl. between 7th Ave. & 8th Ave.)

  Written by Thomas C. on 3/8/2013 | 1 other review | Member since 2012

  Wow, that was a good sandwich. Got the Da Jay which was delicious through every bite. Well flavored, perfectly proportioned ingredients and generously built. The carrots and radish tasted fresh and were pickled just right, doing a good job of balancing the pork which was juicy and well marinated. I will definitely try their other sandwiches in the future. Their warm almond bubble tea met my expectations and is comparable to other good quality bubble teas. Besides forgetting to include a straw with the drink, I'm a fan. I don't recommend, however, the smoked duck breast roll. Maybe I don't know Vietnamese spring rolls well enough but filling 85% of it with rice vermicelli kind of sucked the life out of the few strips of duck breast wrapped in. The lack of flavor over-powered any flavor that might been there while the peanut-hoisin sauce tried too hard to make up for it.

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