Tag: Nam Phuong

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I sat in the foyer of Nam Phuong in Norcross, hunched over my iPhone and madly Googling the names of Vietnamese dishes I'd never heard of before. On the restaurant's back wall, a glowing white screen broadcast the restaurant's daily specials. The program running the projection rhythmically underlined the words over and over again—the PowerPoint equivalent of a broken record. The dishes were listed only in Vietnamese.