Hanoi Style Pho in Manhattan From a Four Table Room
Hanoi style pho in Manhattan, poured in a four table room where the beef and broth carry the bowl.
🍜 Clear Bone Broth First
Tènten pours Hanoi style pho in Manhattan from a room with only four tables. The bowl arrives with wavy noodles, tender fully cooked beef, and a clear aromatic broth drawn from bones rather than MSG. The finish is clean, savory, and direct.
Bean sprouts and hoisin sauce stay off the plate, and the broth and beef carry the whole bowl. Vietnamese iced coffee and fried dough sticks fill out a short menu, while a midday lunch set adds a free drink or a poached egg. A 4.6 rating across nearly 400 reviews tracks with how narrow the focus stays.
Find the counter at 119 Baxter St Unit B, open from noon to 8 PM every day except Tuesday, when the room stays closed. Pricing sits on the premium side for pho, and four tables point toward a compact meal rather than a long linger.
