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The Ca Bam is probably one of my favorites. You won't be able to find this dish in other Vietnamese places.

Our server split our soup order as requested. A "go to" place for Vietnamese food in Chelsea. Would eat here again.

This is a nice spot in Chelsea to grab lunch during the day. I had the beef bun which really was quite good. We tried the monkfish starter at the suggestion of our server but it had too many nuts for my taste and wasn't really the exciting. It wasn't bad but also didn't make me want to come back for me. I thought that the spring rolls were solid and almost got s second order. My one gripe about the bun is it was not served with fish sauce, sirachi or optional sauces and spices to add, and it did not include a spring roll on top of it. I would definitely go back for a satisfying lunch for a good price.

A solidly average (if not slightly above average) restaurant. If you're looking for a place to grab a bite, it's perfectly satisfying. I'd come here again, but I wouldn't go out of my way to do so.

You will find yourself in a warm friendly atmosphere and get incredibly fresh Vietnamese food, well under-priced. I love Pho and it's really tough to get a bowl of it that's not oily with really fresh mint and cilantro. Their fish dishes and appetizers also can't be beat. The beef salad is fresh and filling and the lobster and tuna rolls and as fresh as they come, but nothing beats the warm noodle soups that are a full meal on their own and priced at under $11 can't be beat. I always like to order an appetizer to share with someone, not because the soups aren't enough on their own, but because other things are so great I want a taste of something else as well. So I suggest going with a group if you can and getting as many things on the menu as you can. Everything is great, but I stick to my fav. and ALWAYS get the Pho and hope that my dinner companions get other things that I can nibble off their plate. The only down side to this place, for me that is, is that I love too far for them to deliver. If you're lucky enough to live in their catchment area, I'm envious.