Di An Di Works Best When Greenpoint Dinner Has a Plan

Di An Di is a Greenpoint Vietnamese restaurant to plan with a little precision. The official site lists the address as 68 Greenpoint Avenue, phone number 718-576-3914, Monday through Thursday hours from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. and Friday through Sunday hours from noon to 10 p.m.

That schedule makes Di An Di useful in two different ways: weekday dinner and weekend lunch-to-dinner flexibility. The practical move is deciding whether you need a reservation, takeout, delivery, catering or a larger-party plan before everyone is already hungry.

What the official site shows

Di An Di's site links to food and drink menus, reservations, ordering, catering, large-party information, gift cards and contact paths. It also warns that menu items and prices are subject to change, and notes that a 20 percent gratuity is included for parties of six or more.

That is the kind of small print that helps a group avoid surprises. If you are going with six or more people, planning a birthday, or trying to order for mixed dietary needs, read the current menu and reservation rules first.

When to choose it

Di An Di is a strong choice when the group wants a restaurant, not just a counter-service meal. The official and ordering pages present a Vietnamese restaurant and bar with pho, drinks, online ordering and Greenpoint delivery-area context.

It can work for a date, a small group dinner, a weekend lunch, a visitor meal near the waterfront or a takeout plan when you want the order to go directly through the restaurant's current systems.

Reservation and ordering choices

The site links reservations through OpenTable and direct ordering through Toast, while also offering delivery paths through third-party services. Those are different experiences. A table, a pickup order and a delivery order each have their own timing, fees, availability and risk of changes.

If the meal matters, use the official path closest to your plan. For dine-in, check reservation availability. For takeout, check the direct ordering page and current hours. For catering or larger parties, use the dedicated inquiry routes rather than hoping a regular order will scale.

This is also where the current menu caveat matters. A dish seen in a photo, review or old order may not be available the same way on your visit, so use the restaurant's live menu before promising the table a specific plate.

Access, children and comfort

The public pages do not publish a complete physical-access profile. Confirm entrance details, seating, restroom access, stroller handling, outdoor or patio availability and allergy accommodations directly with the restaurant if those details matter.

Families should also check timing. A noon weekend meal may feel very different from a prime-time dinner, and dishes, spice levels and wait times can shift the experience for children.

Before you go

Check the current hours, menu, reservation availability and gratuity policy. If ordering online, verify you are using the intended pickup or delivery path and that the selected time matches the restaurant's active service.

This article was verified September 28, 2026 from Di An Di's official site, direct ordering page and reservation listing. Reconfirm hours, menu, prices, gratuity, access and ordering availability before visiting.