High Lúa

I came on last Wed. I know it is costly in NY, but the price here is more expensive than average. I ordered Hue spicy noodles and grilled sausage roll, the Hue noodles costs $20, but it worth it! I don’t recommend the rolls, I think they need to put more sausage or others thing on it, the sauce they used is not supposed to be that one. The customers service is great!

Best Pho in New York!
The broth has rich flavors and unique taste in my opinion! Have to try!
And passion fruit fired chicken is also delicious! The sour and sweet taste is so good!

Had a great experience here! The restaurant is nice and they play good music. Staff is friendly and provide great service. The appetizers, soups and entrees were fresh and delicious.
Highly recommended!

I really enjoy the food and the food quality my significant other and i have came a couple of times here but I've been disappointed in the service this is the 3rd time I have ended up with this young female server and every time she is either, I feel under the influence that she isn't really attending to my table and she seems she doesn't wanna work , has taken my plate the second time not saying anything and I return yesterday and ended up with this young female again and she poured us water and seems she was focused on a female that was standing outside and walked away I feel very upset due to us loving the food here and it's hard to find great quality fo but we will be ordering for delivery moving forward. I feel if someone doesn't wanna work or is unhappy they shouldn't be working it's unfair for people to get not so great service but over all I will be still ordering.

A true gem in Williamsburg. High Lúa is hands down, the most authentic Vietnamese restaurant in NYC serving traditional southern cuisine that truly cares about the freshness of their ingredients.

On my first visit, we started with summer rolls and as soon as I took my first bite, I knew this place was legit - they tasted just like how my mom makes them. The grilled pork chops are delicious; their marinade is so flavorful and reminds me of the pork skewers sold at the Lunar New Year festivals I used to attend as a child.

The beef pho is also very good and served with fresh bean sprouts and herbs as expected, though the portion is a bit on the small side for my big appetite, but perfectly fine for a light lunch or hangover cure. I'm so lucky this spot is a short walk from my apartment and I'm definitely going to become a regular.