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| Rating | Avg. Dinner Entrée |
|---|---|
| $$$$$ | Greater than $25 |
| $$$$ | $18.01 - $25 |
| $$$ | $12.01 - $18 |
| $$ | $7.01 - $12 |
| $ | Less than $7 |
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Posted by Returnee on 12/20/2010
Hidden gem
LOVE the food - favorites: eggplant appetizer, Tamarind fish, daikon noodles, pork chops. Sunday dinner with half priced wine bottle is a steal. We're lucky to have this place in the hood.
Posted by Anonymous on 10/31/2010
A quiet neighborhood place. Surprisingly expensive
Expensive for a neighborhood joint
Posted by ljf397 on 08/29/2010
Nice place and good food
We tried Obao yesterday (in part because of its proximity to the MOMA) and were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food. Good value and attentive service. We'll return.
Posted by Anonymous on 08/13/2010
Delicious
The food was amazing and the service was friendly, great place to eat in the city!!
Posted by Ivy on 07/09/2010
Best Pad Kee Maw I've Ever Had
I have to say I am SO impressed with how great Obao's pad kee maw is. It is SO delicious! Their Singapore mai fun is yummy too. But I've had better pho before at Vietnamese restaurants.
Posted by Andrew on 03/26/2010
Pho & Meat Preparation
Regarding the two reviewers who were quarelling over the proper way to serve pho, yes, it is true that pho is typically served with the meat in the broth. HOWEVER, the meat is raw when put into the broth. It is the pipping hot broth that cooks the meat. So you are both right to an extent. The meat is served typically IN the broth. But it is placed in the broth raw, not cooked.
Posted by Kim on 02/19/2010
Really good!
Food was really good. The pho is above average which is a strong compliment; both because I'm Viet, cook Viet food myself, and as there are not many places with really good pho outside of Chinatown or even outside of CA for that matter. Other food there is good as well. I have no idea what the below reviewer is talking about regarding the "proper" way to be served pho with raw meat separate. That is not the norm by any means and is not how they do it at any legit Viet restaurant anywhere; NY, CA or even Vietnam.