Thanh Da
vietnamese
We hold 623 venues in New York, NY and could score 353 of them. This one is not among them, so it has no position — not a low one.
There is no score breakdown to show: nothing we read about this venue earned points in any of the four categories, so a bar chart of zeroes would look like a verdict on the kitchen rather than on what it publishes. What we did read is below.
v1.7.4 0.0/100 = sourcing 0.0/50 (named-farm 0 distinct, named-region 0 distinct, attribute 0 distinct, buzzword 0 distinct) + farm partners 0.0/20 (none scored) + registry 0.0/12 (none listed) + press 0.0/18 (capped at 35% of the 0.0-point evidence base).
Buzzwords only. This venue uses sourcing language ("farm-fresh", "locally sourced") but names no farms, regions, or verifiable attributes.
Local authority
- The Best Pho Bowls in NYC | Eater NY ↗
Eater NY
Local authority“Thanh Da The sliced eye of round thrown into the soup is so rare it’s still mooing, at this Sunset Park Vietnamese stalwart famous for its banh mi sandwiches. The dining room offers views of the street, and it couldn’t be cozier, as the neighborhood population darts in for a coffee or a pastry from the bakery case. The beef pho is way above average, and the accompanying herbs a”
- The Best Vietnamese Restaurants in NYC | Eater NY ↗
Eater NY
Local authority“Thanh Da The most agreeable Vietnamese cafe in the city makes you feel like you’re sitting in someone’s kitchen. Sure, you can a great banh mi or bowl of pho, but a favorite has long been banh xeo, a perfect rice-batter crepe that cooks up crisp and yellow, furnished with herbs and lettuces for wrapping bites, and the usual nuoc cham (the fish sauce-based condiment). Thanh Da h”
Lifestyle coverage
- Best bánh mì restaurants in NYC for Vietnamese sandwiches ↗
Time Out New York
National lifestyle“Thanh Da Vietnamese Sunset Park Photograph: Shutterstock Hidden deep in Sunset Park’s Chinatown, the sandwiches here are slathered with an addictive house-spiced mayo and maintain a nearly perfect ratio of meat to veggies. Porcine lovers should snag a Banh Mi Bi, stuffed with ham, pork roll and pork belly. Wash it all down with their Vietnamese iced coffee—it’s worth visiting f”