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nichole
When we went, they were offering 2 versions of pho: meatball and deluxe (meatball, steak, tripe, fish and crab). The portions are huge (the meatball version is on the kids' menu, otherwise you can choose medium or large). The deluxe pho was indeed tasty, with a delicate beefy broth. The meatballs were somewhat bland, the steak not too tender; the crab and fish were the best parts.
The rest of the menu is small but good. Very friendly staff, and a nice casual atmosphere in an unlikely location overlooking the Beltline.
More here: http://www.madisonatoz.com/2007/04/bamboo_hut.html
anonymous
As a avid Pho fan, I can say that this pho tastes nothing like pho. The broth is dark, cuts of meat are extremely tough, vegetables are not as fresh as could be. The only condiments that I was able to scavage were a watered down Hoisoin sauce bottle and a bottle of Siracha. Honestly, Instant Pho at homes tastes better.Honestly!!
