CoBa

Happy with the food here. Small place with a good atmosphere. Service is great and the food is pretty authentic. Surprised by what they offered on the menu. I opted for the Bun Rieu/crab noodle soup and it tasted similar to my moms. Haven’t tried the Pho or Banh mi so that is next on the list to try. Would come here again to check out a few more things.

Great fresh Vietnamese food, we'll prepare, amazing service. They closed their Hell's Kitchen location which was very sad to us. So we try to come here whenever we can.

First time impression: amazing pho. Slightly sweet, but very filling. Note tho, wish portions were less micromanage, hoping they bring the seasoning and garnishing for folks to chose.

Good place for pho! Pho and sandwich combo is the the best for lunch!

I great place for lunch in Chelsea. My favorite was the pho. Will be going back.

I love CoBa! Most of the time I order but if you’re able to come eat at the restaurant it’s a wonderful experience. The staff is very nice and attentive but also will leave you alone if you want to be left alone which I like when I come to have lunch here. The lunch special during the week and weekend is worth it. I would recommend the five spices beef and the fried spring rolls. With the location being here in Chelsea it’s very reasonably price compared to another Vietnamese restaurant just down the block. Give them a try!

Been going here time to time for a few years. Pho and shrimp rolls are great. Even delivered, soup always comes so hot! I see the point about service when you eat in that's mentioned in other reviews tho, but food is delicious compared to other pho places around neighborhood.

I came here with a Groupon for dinner on a weekday night. The restaurant was quite empty but probably because it was 5pm when we came in. We ordered the steamed shrimp coconut rice cakes appetizer, the beef over vermicelli, and the pork belly clay pot. The shrimp coconut rice cakes tasted okay and it was pretty light. The beef over vermicelli was tasty as well with a generous amount of beef. However, when we got the pork belly clay pot, I noticed there were no quail eggs. There was just one chicken egg. For $17.50, I would think there should be quail eggs. Also, the portion was really small. I doubt I will ever come back since the portions are really small for the price. I can go to Chinatown and get better Vietnamese food.