Vietnamese village is super tasty fare. Even walking up the stairs, you can smell the pho broth and cooked noodles... It smells so good. The restaurant is actually pretty big, and pretty nicely decorated, with big fish tanks and little tables and nice big windows with natural light.
The crispy egg noodles with beef are delicious, but soooo bad for you. That's cool - the nest of noodles gradually soaks into the sauce and has a few different textures that I was really into. The pho is really tasty and nuanced - I love it. And the best part about it is that all of the food is prepared super fast I waited a grand total of seven minutes for the food.
My only issue with Vietnamese Village is that the prices are a little on the expensive side: not super expensive, but a little more than other places. It's worth it, I guess, considering the quality and convenient location. Vietnamese Village is located right across from the crack mac's and the old 8th Street train station.