Em Vietnamese Bistro serves Vietnamese comfort food at 57 Front Street in Dumbo, Brooklyn. Its Bun Bo Hue is known for a light, flavorful broth, and the menu also includes crispy tofu, coconut mussels, chicken vermicelli and Vietnamese crepe. The bright, modern dining room has a clean, relaxed feel, with welcoming service and food that often arrives quickly. Stop in for a sit-down meal after exploring Dumbo, or choose a noodle dish and a coconut smoothie for a more casual lunch.
A modern Vietnamese menu in Dumbo
Em Vietnamese Bistro is at 57 Front Street in Dumbo, Brooklyn. The restaurant opened in 2021 as a follow-up to an earlier Brooklyn restaurant. Its setting is modern and bright, with a clean, inviting dining room that suits a quiet meal or a catch-up over dinner.
The menu brings together Vietnamese comfort dishes and smaller plates. Bun Bo Hue is a standout choice for its light, flavorful broth. You can also order crispy tofu, coconut mussels, chicken vermicelli or Vietnamese crepe. A coconut smoothie makes a refreshing drink alongside the meal.
What to expect at the table
Service is often quick, and the staff are described as welcoming. The dining room can get busy, particularly on Friday nights, when service may take longer. If you want a more relaxed pace, plan your visit outside peak periods.
The menu also includes pho, noodles, spring rolls, chicken wings, seafood and iced coffee. The available material gives mixed feedback on pho, so consider choosing a dish with more consistent mentions, such as Bun Bo Hue, instead.
FAQ
Where is Em Vietnamese Bistro?
It is at 57 Front Street in Dumbo, Brooklyn, New York.
What should I order at Em Vietnamese Bistro?
Bun Bo Hue, crispy tofu, coconut mussels, chicken vermicelli and Vietnamese crepe are among the dishes to consider. A coconut smoothie is also an option.
Does Em Vietnamese Bistro have vegetarian options?
Yes. The restaurant lists vegetarian options, and crispy tofu is one dish mentioned on the menu.
Is Em Vietnamese Bistro busy?
It can be busy on Friday nights. Visit outside peak periods if you want to reduce the chance of slower service.
