Name this Vietnamese Restaurant

[menton1]

The number of licenses is restricted to X number in the town.

That already is an existing license, so no extra rigamarole to go through.

Plenty of rigmarole. Trenton has to approve any transaction involving liquor licenses, the new owner would have to be approved, so I'm sure she cannot buy it and then resell it. The old owner kept the license, and sold it to someone else.

[tommy]

herb, it's several hundred thousand dollars. i can understand that she doesn't want to be in the business of buying and selling liquor licenses, but rather she wants to make pho.

[markabauman]

Say Wat?

Hue To Go (take out)

Out To Pasteur

Nguyen In Rome (Viet/Ital fusion)

PhoGeddaboutit (only in Brooklyn)

[jhlurie]

Is this going to be in the same location they used to have on Abbot Ave near Café Boulevard?

Believe it or not ANOTHER Soup/Noodle shop is opening in that spot. They just put the sign up Saturday, although it's not open yet.

It's a Chinese noodle and soup shop, not Vietnamese, but still... the coincidence is eerie.

[Jason Perlow]

Is this going to be in the same location they used to have on Abbot Ave near Café Boulevard?

Believe it or not ANOTHER Soup/Noodle shop is opening in that spot. They just put the sign up Saturday, although it's not open yet.

It's a Chinese noodle and soup shop, not Vietnamese, but still... the coincidence is eerie.

I'm not convinced its a noodle soup place. It doesn't have any seating. I think the noodle soup picture on it is just a generic indication its Chinese food. The sign doesn't say anything else about it being noodle soup other than that.

Also, since the place has no seating, I'm not sure how effective it will be. KT's original place succeeded in there DESPITE the fact it was a crappy location. Every other restaurant or takeout business in that spot has failed miserably.