O Mai

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About O Mai

O Mai is a Southeast Asian restaurant located in the Chelsea neighborhood at 158 Ninth Ave. (bet. 19th & 20th Sts.) in New York, NY 10011. O Mai has been described as an Good Southeast Asian restaurant and has received an average rating of 5 by our members.

Quick Facts

Cuisine: Southeast Asian, Vietnamese
Accepts Credit Card: Yes
Parking: N/A

Atmosphere: N/A
Take Reservations: Yes
Serves Alcohol: N/A
Smoking Allowed:No

User Reviews for O Mai

food		“...My Vietnamese friend took us last night. He claims it to be one of the best Vietnamese restaurants in the city... “... The tables are crammed together and consequently very loud as everyone is speaking louder to be heard. Tasty food... “... Good food always firmly establishes me in a positive mood for a few hours; therefore, the prospect of good food is like showing the substance to an addict... “...As always, very good food. I recommend it to every body I know...
ambiance		“...1 appetizer, 2 entrees, two diet cokes, two cups of coffee and a dessert plus 20% tip was $84. Good lighting, decor was tasteful but not special... “...I'll take the cheap, family style joints in C'town over this pricey, fancy Vietnamese place.... “..."First time for Vietnam food for me, and I wasn't impressed....
service		“... The place is hard to find, since there is no sign, and the front door doesn't close automatically, so if you si. The service was fine, nothing amazing... “... Walke. service was decent but they brought the check without being asked while we were still sharing dessert and there were plenty of tables available... “...Good delivery pho bo is hard to come by in Chelsea, so I'm very pleased to have found Omai. Delivery took about 45 minutes... “... Only one of the dishes was fantastic, the other 5 were okay. The setting is very nice and inviting although the service was a bit aloof...
value		“...There is serious attitude at this place. The waiter seemed put out that we asked questions when deciding what to order... “...We started with the crispy spring rolls and the pork ribs. The ground pork and shrimp spring rolls were served piping hot and garnished with fresh mint...
restaurant		“...I've traveled extensively in Vietnam and love the. O Mai and its sister restaurant, Nam, in SoHo, are to my mind the best Vietnamese places in the city... “...Food was very well prepared and service extremely solicitous. restaurant had a very nice feel to it... “...This is not an authentic vietnamese restaurant....
salad		“... Try the spicy beef salad, and definitely get the shrimp ravioli. The green papaya salad is really good too, not your ordinary green papaya salad at al... “...A group of six of us dined here at the historic Maidstone that has recently been under new management. The food was excellent, easily the best restaura... “...A Vietnamese restaurant in Chelsea meant that the dinner was set on a course - Destination: Failure. No, no one else picked Omai but I: Sometimes, I ca...
fish		“... I usually go with one other person, and we order maybe three appetizers, the pork or the fish, and maybe the curried vegetables, and that's plenty of food at a really good price... “... We were p. That said instead of a simple carpaccio it was inundated with fish roe and soft white cheese in addition to the regiano type chees shavings... “... In fact, it was a melee of mildness with varying depth: The watery sweetnes. Each ingredient released a squirt of subtle flavor to accompany the fish...