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OBAO Midtown is a thai restaurant, located at 222 E 53rd St (btwn 3rd Ave & 2nd Ave), New York, NY 10022, United States. They can be contacted via phone at +1 212-308-5588, visit their website www.obaony.com for more detailed information.

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222 E 53rd St (btwn 3rd Ave & 2nd Ave), New York, NY 10022
Added by Jopie, at 12 January 2010

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20 Reviews

  • FourSquare User
    14 April 2015

    The beef spare ribs on sugar cane skewers are pretty dope

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  • FourSquare User
    10 April 2015

    Mediocre service and food. Pho bo was too salty. Just worth coming for happy hour.

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  • FourSquare User
    02 April 2015

    The pho is okay. What's really worth getting is the shrimp pad pad thai. So nutty and delicious!

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  • FourSquare User
    18 March 2015

    The shrimp pad thai is one of the best in Manhattan!

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  • FourSquare User
    23 February 2015

    Delicious! I recommend the Michellin foods

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  • FourSquare User
    12 January 2015

    Pad sew ew was scrumptious. Kimchi fries were delicious. Chiang mai noodles is really tasty!

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  • FourSquare User
    31 December 2014

    The spicy lemongrass broth is really good. Put half of your spice in and give it a taste first because it can get very spicy.

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  • FourSquare User
    01 December 2014

    Steam Dumplings are topper and the Tom Yum Seafood Soup is excellent. Great Pho Bo!

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  • FourSquare User
    02 October 2014

    Super super good lunch specials. A heaping amount of food plus really cheap alcoholic/nonalcoholic drinks. I haven't found a bad meal on the menu.

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  • FourSquare User
    26 September 2014

    Carbs carbs and more carbs. If your down for that, you've come to the perfect place to stuff to' face. Pineapple fried rice was yummy.

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  • FourSquare User
    15 February 2014

    Basically random pick something in their menu and that would not be a bad choice. Suggest the catfish and pho.

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  • FourSquare User
    14 December 2013

    Typical pad Thai is made with rice noodles and often topped with a fried egg or has egg mixed in with the noodles. Chef Preyanet Pongsuwan uses shredded green papaya instead of noodles.

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  • FourSquare User
    01 December 2013

    One of the best lunch deals in Midtown (even on weekends). Go for the Pho Bo ($8) to heat you up on a cold day. Ask for extra noodles and make it two meals.

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  • FourSquare User
    12 November 2013

    one of my favorite Vietnamese places in the city, been frequenting since 2010. cannot go wrong with the kalbi, pad see ew or pho

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  • FourSquare User
    21 December 2012

    Pork belly must have! They also have bun bo hue and I've been craving this flavor for ages. Pho Bo up to standard. Nice staff.

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  • FourSquare User
    12 July 2012

    Food is great. Service is not.

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  • FourSquare User
    12 August 2010

    Pho is always pho sho

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  • FourSquare User
    06 August 2010

    Fantastic happy hour, with $2 beers, $1 shots, $2 appetizers.

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  • FourSquare User
    06 March 2010

    Excellent pho, perhaps best in manhattan

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  • FourSquare User
    19 January 2010

    Pad see ew with a Korean twist: Galbi and Mango Kimchi! What! So good!

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