Looking for restaurants? Our top picks are FIKA 9th Avenue, Long Island Dumplings and Kame, ranked by diner ratings. The full list below updates as menus change.
Discover the top 3 upscale dining experiences
Find upscale vietnamese restaurants in Chelsea. Great vietnamese food that fits your budget.
Chelsea's Upscale Vietnamese Destinations
Discover the refined side of Chelsea’s culinary landscape with our guide to the neighborhood's most sophisticated Asian dining destinations. This collection showcases upscale experiences that blend traditional techniques with modern elegance, featuring everything from elevated Vietnamese flavors to the precise Japanese artistry found at Kogane. These polished establishments offer the perfect setting for a memorable meal in one of Manhattan's most stylish districts.
26 restaurants in Best Upscale Vietnamese Restaurants in Chelsea | Upscale Vietnamese Food
- FIKA 9th Avenue · rated 5/5: American.
- Long Island Dumplings · rated 5/5: Chinese.
- Kame · rated 5/5: Japanese.
- Shingane · rated 4.9/5: Korean.
- Dim Sum Chelsea · rated 4.4/5: Chinese.
- Oramen · rated 4.4/5: Japanese.
- Kogane · rated 4.4/5: Japanese.
- Chelsea Cottage's Viet Grill · rated 4.3/5: Vietnamese.
- Great Burrito · rated 4.3/5: Mexican.
- Hao Noodle Chelsea · rated 4.3/5: Chinese. *.
- The Pho 2 · rated 4.2/5: Vietnamese.
- midnight by navarro's · rated 4.2/5: Mexican.
- FIKA 7th Avenue · rated 4/5: Scandinavian.
- Golden Krust Caribbean Restaurant · rated 3.9/5: Caribbean.
- Golden Krust Caribbean Restaurant · rated 3.8/5: Caribbean.
- Golden Krust Caribbean Restaurant · rated 3.7/5: Caribbean.
- Golden Krust Caribbean Restaurant · rated 3.7/5: American.
- Golden Krust Caribbean Restaurant · rated 3.6/5: Caribbean.
- Golden Krust Caribbean Restaurant · rated 3.6/5: Caribbean.
- Golden Krust Caribbean Restaurant · rated 3.4/5: Caribbean.
- Golden Krust Caribbean Restaurant · rated 3.3/5: Caribbean.
- Golden Krust Caribbean Restaurant · rated 2.8/5: Caribbean.
- Num Pang: Vietnamese.
- Piggyback: Vietnamese.
- Omai: Vietnamese.
- Num Pang: Vietnamese.
How this list is built
Chefi analyzes each restaurant’s menu and tags every dish’s dietary suitability with an ingredient-based engine. Restaurants with at least three matching dishes on their current menu rank first, ordered by diner ratings, with the number of matching dishes breaking ties; owner-verified restaurants are highlighted at the top. Lists refresh as menus and ratings change.
