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Help us make it rightOur parents grew up in a rural landscape in southern Vietnam carved out by rivers and waterways. It is across these rivers and waterways that monkey bridges, named for the monkey-like postures travelers make as they cross bamboo bridges, link villagers to their local markets for fresh fish, produce, and herbs. The use of fresh ingredients is essential in traditional Vietnamese cooking whether...
Monkey Bridge caters more to the high end Vietnamese food crowd. It's the best Vietnamese food in Ballard, but not the best in town. I would recommend South Seattle or the ID for Vietnamese food on a budget. This restaurant has a nice atmosphere and very clean.
Food here was a little higher priced than other vietnamese restaurants. The pho broth was very sweet which I was did not enjoy. The vermicelli noodles were thicker and soggier than what I am used to. My favorite was the congee that comes with a banh mi or rice dish. Street parking
My friend and I went for dinner at Monkey Bridge in early June. We ordered the shrimp spring rolls with peanut sauce as an appetizer. This was the best part of the meal by far. I ordered the Vietnamese noodles and dumping soup. It was mediocre. The broth was tasty, as were the noodles, but the dumpling were falling apart, overly salty, and had the consistency of loosely packed meatballs. He had...
My go to restaurant in Ballard. It has been almost a year since my first review and in that year Monkey Bridge has turned into my go to restaurant. I mostly get their pho which is amazing but I have branched out to some of the other items on their menu and everything I have tried is pretty good.
Excellent food and friendly service. We were able to get a table for 3 pretty quickly - even on a Saturday night. The vegetarian curry was excellent. The waitress even thought ahead and brought me...
Our parents grew up in a rural landscape in southern Vietnam carved out by rivers and waterways. It is across these rivers and waterways that monkey bridges, named for the monkey-like postures travelers make as they cross bamboo bridges, link villagers to their local markets for fresh fish, produce, and herbs. The use of fresh ingredients is essential in traditional Vietnamese cooking whether...
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Monkey Bridge The is a Pho, Vietnamese, and Asian restaurant where most Menuism users came for fun with friends, paid between $10 and $25, and tipped between 15% to 18%.
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