Vietnamese cooking in Boston is concentrated in Dorchester, the heart of the city's Vietnamese community. Banh Mi Ba Le handles the sandwich and grab-and-go side, while Pho Hoa serves the steaming noodle soups that define the cuisine. Both make Dorchester the place to seek out Vietnamese food in the city.
Ba Le on Dorchester Avenue rolls banh mi in Boston's Vietnamese corridor since 1996. $7 sandwich, baguette baked fresh daily; Boston Legacy Business Award.
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Pho Hoa on Dorchester Avenue has poured beef pho in Boston's Vietnamese corridor since 1992. $13 large bowl, 18 pho varieties on the menu; Boston Magazine.
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