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Closer Look: Basilic Vietnamese Grill in North Miami Beach

April 12, 2016 8:35AM

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If you’re familiar with Broward County’s Asian cuisine, which includes excellent Chinese, Vietnamese, and Korean options, you know about Basilic. Brothers John, Chuck, and Vince Vu opened the first location in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea in 2009. The trio makes up a third of the family’s nine siblings, who, over the course of a decade, emigrated from Biên Hòa, about 20 miles northeast of Ho Chi Minh City, to California. Now in Miami, they’re filling a long-gaping void. Click here for the full review by Zachary Fagenson.


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