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this little resteraunt is tucked away in the so called "river or city market" nicknamed little chinatown.
luan
this is the worst pho place i've ever eaten. the first time i went there they had these plastic shiny chopsticks that would not let you grapple any noodles. i came back years later thinking maybe it's improved. well no more slippery chopsticks but the pho is still bad. they use these dark, unidentifiable meat that i have no clue which part of the cow it comes from. meat is supposed to be light and rare. none of the meat is rare, thats the only kind of meat they use. broth is dark and salty. tastes more like homemade pho rather than your favorite pho place.
mikepho
Uhhh, skip past this place and go a few blocks to any of the other four or five in the neighborhood. The meat in the pho was like little triangle patties and there wasn't much of it. This place is mainly for the market shoppers who want some culture.
