NYC Restaurant File

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7 Southeast Asian Restaurants in East Village

3 of the 7 are on E 4th St.

3 show an A and 4 have no letter right now.

Co Lac was inspected most recently, on October 24, 2026.

3 A 0 B 0 C 4 no letterOne tile per place. A health grade covers the last graded inspection: food handling, temperatures, cleaning, pests. Taste isn't part of it.
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A B C no letter subway station, with its daytime linesNumbers match the table below.

The 7, A to Z

Southeast Asian Restaurants in East Village, alphabetical
No.NameAddressPhoneGradeInspected
1Banh Anh Em99 3rd Ave(951) 347-5213No letterAug 13, 2026
2Co Lac234 E 4th St(929) 418-5840No letterOct 24, 2026
3Madame Vo's212 E 10th St(917) 261-2115PendingSep 17, 2026
4Ngon Vietnamese Kitchen85 2nd Ave(212) 837-1779PendingSep 23, 2026
5Non La128 E 4th St(201) 772-4067Grade AJul 17, 2025
6Sao Mai203 1st Ave(212) 358-8880Grade AMay 20, 2025
7Van Da234 E 4th St(917) 374-4141Grade AApr 3, 2024

Street by street

E 4th St 3

One each: Sao Mai on 1st Ave, Ngon Vietnamese Kitchen on 2nd Ave, Banh Anh Em on 3rd Ave, Madame Vo's on E 10th St.

Southeast Asian Restaurants in East Village: questions

How many Southeast Asian restaurants are in East Village?
7 filed as Southeast Asian with at least one inspection, as of October 30, 2026. Owners pick their own label, so 12 more filed as Thai aren't in this count.
What is the best Southeast Asian restaurant in East Village?
3 of 7 show an A, and the newest A went to Non La on July 17, 2025. That letter covers food safety at the last graded inspection. This file has no ratings or reviews, so we don't pick a favorite.
Which Southeast Asian restaurants in East Village have an A grade?
Non La, Sao Mai, and Van Da.
Do any Southeast Asian restaurants in East Village have a B or C?
Not on the file dated October 30, 2026. 4 have no letter right now, which isn't the same as an A.
Which street has the most Southeast Asian restaurants in East Village?
E 4th St, with 3: Co Lac, Non La, and Van Da.
Are all 7 open right now?
The file has no hours, and a place can close months before it drops off. All of them have a phone number on file, so call before you go.

Where this comes from

Names, addresses, phones, cuisine labels, grades and dates come from the DOHMH New York City Restaurant Inspection Results on NYC Open Data. The file behind this page is dated October 30, 2026, and its newest inspection is from October 29, 2026. We check for a new file every 24 hours. For the city's own lookup, use ABC Eats.