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I was looking for something different for dinner, guess I found it.
The place is not much to look at, there are piles of toys and stuff all over.
The various signs taped up everywhere were a cute diversion since I was alone.
I was concerned after walking in since it was 5:30ish and the restaurant was empty, but hey I was here and looking forward to trying their Pho.
The lady was nice, maybe because I was the only one there, she was happy that I had found the place on my own and not told to come.
I wanted to try their spring rolls and ordered a medium vegetable Pho and the spring rolls.
She said it was probably too much and a small would be good, so I went with that.
First I made a look when she brought out the spring rolls. I have never had a spring roll fried. Anyways the face I made prompted her to show me the proper way to eat them, lettuce, couple basil leaves and then the spring roll wrapped in it, dip in the sauce (hold up so you don't spill on yourself, she reminded me frequently)
Very filling and probably shouldn't have been bought for just myself.
The Pho came out hot and with a large helping of add-ins.
I always try the broth straight, shouldn't ruin anything by seasoning without tasting.
Very thick with flavor so I just added in the basil, sprouts, and peppers and thoroughly mixed it up.
Beautiful broth and delicious soup, which it should be for the cost.
Pricey and tacky, maybe it would have been different if packed and the children were entertaining themselves with the various piles of stuff instead of being annoying,
Will I come back? Maybe, but I will have to save up so I can afford the oxtail pho.
Definitely worth the experience,
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