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  1. Nam Phuong

    Vietnamese

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    The blue-roofed building on Buford Highway holds a sprawling Vietnamese menu that's the main event at Nam Phuong. It's a full-service restaurant built for groups, with family-style spreads and a pho selection that draws regulars back regularly. The street food section is where things get interesting, with pan-fried rice flour cubes and the kind of dishes that make the bigger menu feel almost beside the point. The Michelin Guide has it listed among its selected Atlanta restaurants.

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    • Pho gâu

      “you'll never go wrong with a bowl of pho (try pho gâu, which bobs with tender brisket and bouncy noodles)”

      Michelin Guide
    • Bôt chiên

      “it's the Vietnamese street food section that demands attention with treats like bôt chiên, pan-fried rice flour cubes with egg and a sweet soy dipping sauce”

      Michelin Guide

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