I must disclose that I'm a first time Da Vang-er and a long time Noodles Ranch patron. But I eat out A LOT and appreciate most. Da Vang was is more authentic in preparation and had a greater menu of items. However Noodles Ranch has more flavor, quality ingredients - puts a little kick in it's classing Vietnamese cooking. I vote Noodles Ranch since they only improve on an amazing classing cuisine. NR could add-on a perfectly fried egg to the menu (rice dishes)... any dish actually.
Comments (0) Best Vietnamese Restaurant - 2010
Da Vang
It can feel overwhelming to peruse Da Vang's menu for the first time — so many choices, so little time. (Thank goodness it's numbered!) But don't worry, because everything at this humble hole-in-the-wall is just what you're craving if you love authentic Vietnamese eats. Sip on a refreshing da chanh (limeade) or a jolt-inducing ca phe sua da (iced coffee with condensed milk), and enjoy a generous, steaming bowl of pho chock full of sliced beef, brisket, tendon, tripe, and tender rice vermicelli; a hot, seafood-laden crepe (banh xeo); or some tasty barbecued pork fashioned into a baguette sandwich (banh mi). You'll leave well fed for just a few bucks — good incentive to come back frequently.






























