this place is right on par. i wasn't lured in by the sign outside that said best pho in town as i know this is just a marketing plow to lure in people who are not familiar to pho. those being of the non-asian race. my friend and i were hungry and it happened to be the option we were dealt because of it's proximity.
hue not only serves pho but other Vietnamese fusion dishes as well. i settled for the oxtail soup and rare beef. the broth was yummy. it was not overly salty but had a calm flavorful tone to it. i could tell they put some effort into the broth and didn't just drench it with msg. the oxtail was good, it could have been cooked a little a bit longer so the meat would just fell off the bone. i had a little difficulty getting every nook of that tail. the rare beef was sliced a bit thick for my taste but the there was something rustic about it. it was pretty apparent they didn't use a meat slicer so i kind of appreciate that. the sides such as mint, water sprouts, etc. were oddly put into the bowl. normally it accompanies the pho and is added based on preference.