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2018-03-27
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Tried the pho yesterday. Though it was just around 6pm, it was half full and people had to wait to be seated if they came in a big group. The service was ok even though it seemed the staff was quite occupied. The pho was good. The noodles were smooth with a generous amount of onion and red chilli peppers as I requested for more. The portion of the noodles was not as bad as some of the foodies mentioned. It should be enough for a woman though men might need to order some snacks and drinks to get
The pho was good. The noodles were smooth with a generous amount of onion and red chilli peppers as I requested for more. The portion of the noodles was not as bad as some of the foodies mentioned. It should be enough for a woman though men might need to order some snacks and drinks to get full.
I liked the omasum which you needed to pay extra $12 for it. It was cut into very thin pieces which might not be preferred by everyone. But I think this went well with the pho which was thin too. Not sure if I could request for extra 2 portions of it. Yet, the soup was a bit too salty and oily even though I did ask for skipping the butter. It didn't help much even after adding in the limes. The beef was not particularly tender thought I appreciated it was not fatty. Overall the pho was good but over $100 with the extra omasum is too pricy.
I also ordered the steamed pork rice rolls though I forgot to take a picture of it. That was much better than the pho especially when you had it with the traditional Chinese sweet sauce which I didn't expect that would be offered. Yet, again, $5x for just 3 pieces was a bit too expensive.
I think they can consider offering tea set to make it slightly cheaper and attractive.
Cooked beef pho and omasum
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