It’s hard to go wrong at Namnam Cafe Spicy yellow curry flavors add modest heat to rice noodles and your choice of chicken, pork, beef, shrimp, tofu (pictured) or veggies.I really like little Namnam Cafe in St. Matthews, but to be honest, the last time I was there it wasn’t easy to concentrate my full attention on the fare.
What was the problem? That was in mid-March of 2020, just days before Gov. Andy Beshear ordered Kentucky restaurants and bars closed to indoor dining.
When we arrived just a few days before that, everyone was well aware of the coming pandemic, and not entirely sure if everyone was going to survive. I’m generally mellow, but just about everyone tenses up a bit when confronted with our own mortality.
So, although I enjoyed the experience and wrote about it fondly, it crossed my mind the other day that it wouldn’t hurt to take a fresh look without a flight-or-fight response going on in my head.
We got back to Namnam Cafe the other day, and yep, this little place is still comfort Vietnamese food for me. ...
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http://www.leoweekly.com/category/food-drink/NamNam Cafe318 Wallace Ave.
891-8859
https://namnamcafe.comhttps://facebook.com/namnamcafehttps://instagram.com/namnam_cafeNoise Level: Despite parties at several tables and an air conditioner laboring next to our seats, noise levels remained in the 65dB range, posing no barrier to conversation.
Accessibility: Part of the restaurant is accessible to wheelchair users, but the entrance door is heavy, much of the dining area is down a short step, and a narrow hall back to the unisex restroom would be hard to negotiate in a wheelchair.