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Ngu Binh
Category: Restaurants Vietnamese Vietnamese [Edit]
15620 95 AvenueEdmonton, AB T6P 0A4
(780) 758-2728
One review for Ngu Binh
1 review in English
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Review from Paula K.
Ngu Binh is located in the west end's Sandy Lane strip mall, in the spot where several ill-fated restaurants have previously existed. I hope Ngu Binh fares better because the food is excellent.
I ordered a bowl of Pho Tai, which is medium-well steak in broth with noodles. At $10, it was pricier than bowls of pho in Chinatown, but it was large and had a lot of meat in it, which was lean and tender. The brother was deep and meaty, with enough herbs to give the flavour multiple layers.
On the other side of the table was one of the three combos. It started with wonton soup which looked a lot more exciting than other bowls I have seen of it. There was onion and lettuce garnish, for one. My friend said that usually the broth is bland, but this one was flavourful. His main plate had grilled beef and chicken with vermicelli noodles (rice was also an option). I tried a piece of the grilled chicken - wow. The flavour just blew me away. Apparently, the beef was pretty good also. I think next time I will try a vermicelli bowl with beef or chicken. Combos range in price from around $13-$15.
The menu has an extensive range of rice, vermicelli, stir fries, and fried rice dishes. There are a few domestic and imported beers, and red wine. Take out is available.
I found Ngu Binh to have a great atmosphere. It is clean and bright, and the service is friendly. I am excited to see more opportunities to enjoy Vietnamese food in the west end.
