Dong Thap Noodles

Vietnamese restaurant · Yesler Terrace

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"Named for a Vietnamese province known for rice production, Dong Thap turns rice into fresh noodles that form the foundation of the menu, including soup noodles and dry bun bowls of vermicelli topped with meat, vegetables, and egg rolls. Diners can order pho with a choice of two noodles — one is a wide, flat version that is traditional in pho but hard to find locally. The noodles are soft and slippery, yet slightly chewy, and are also available to buy at the counter to cook at home. (Dong Thap will soon open a flagship location in Tukwila.)" - Jay Friedman

15 Vibrant Vietnamese Restaurants in Seattle
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303 12th Ave S Suite A, Seattle, WA 98144 Get directions

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