 Hy-Vong - Reviews from across the web
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aol cityguide: south florida - restaurants, dining, pizza, mexican & chinese - hy-vong - overview
hy on the list of foodies for good vietna...
digitalcity.com
hy-vong vietnamese cuisine - miami, fl, 33135-4108 - fort lauderdale citysearch
all 35 seats are occupied by culinary adventurers and regulars who show up as often as three times a week.the foodco-owners pung nguyen and kathy manning create vietnamese delicacies from a six-burner stove that barely fits in the restaurants cram...
fortlauderdale.citysearch.com
hy-vong vietnamese cuisine - miami, fl, 33135-4108 - fort lauderdale citysearch
sw 8th st miami, fl the sceneall 35 seats are occupied by culinary adventurers and regulars who show up as often as three times a week.the foodco-owners pung nguyen and kathy manning create vietnamese delicacies from a six-burner stove that bar...
fortlauderdale.citysearch.com
north america : usa : florida : miami : restaurant : hy-vong review
a must in little havana, expect to wait hours for a table, and dont even think of mumbling a...
frommers.com
the new york times > travel > miami guide > restaurant details
spring springs forth in spring rolls of ground pork, cellophane noodles, and black mushrooms wrapped in homemade rice paper. folksll mill about on the sidewalk for hours--come before 7 pm to avoid a wait--to sample the whole fish panfried with n...
travel2.nytimes.com
miami | dining | asian/pacific | asian | hy-vong | wcities
this tiny vietnamese restaurant has been around for years, and is considered one of the best in the area. the food here, however, is reason enough to keep coming back and braving the lines. reserve in advance for ...
wcities.com
gayot restaurant reviews
always teeming with locals looking for something other than spanish food in these environs (which isnit easy), hy-vong has had a steady stream of traffic flowing through its tiny dining room for as long as anyone can remember. itis a ...
gayot.com
restaurant: hy-vong
with a funeral home that hosts all-night vigils at one end of this stretch of southwest eighth street and miamis most famous cuban restaurant at the other, you would think it would be tough to keep anything secret in this...
ae.miami.com
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