where can I get some good pho in SA? I'd also like to find a place that does good vietnamese sandwiches.
lemongrass is good right off of thousand oaks and 281... i have no idea if they have pho or if they're vietnamese, i believe it's a thai place.
the only vietnamese i've had has been in little hole in the walls that i bet a $100 wouldn't pass inspection. they were alright but i really can't think of where they all are. sorry.
I've heard this place (can't think of the name) on corner of De Zavala and Silicon has good pho. It's by 46th Street Pizza.
Best Pho I've had is at Taste of Asia on Bitters ans West. For banh mi, you need to go to French Sandwiches on Wurzbach and Fredricksburg.
thanks snackbar. i'm gonna hit up both of those places this week.
Pho How Long...off 4-10 and Ingram...inside the loop...
I have to say this, anyone who goes to French Sandwiches and doesn't order the onion soup is committing a crime. That place has the best onion soup I have ever tasted and its not even close. (the sandwiches are just ok imo)
PM5k's mom's house
I'd say that place over on Ashley Pl is the best pho sure.
Move to Westminster out here and you have like, 40 different spots for good pho and bahn mi...and bo luc lack...and broken rice...
It used to be called Pho Cong Li. Good pho... best I've had in SA.
Lee's Sandwiches is the .
I loved the French Sandwich place but I haven't been there in years.
damn..you guys making me want to head down the street for some pho for lunch.
I like Lee's, but there are soooo many better shops that can surpass them. There's a place I like called Bahn Mi Che Cali and you can get 3 sandwiches for 5 bucks...on point...sometimes you may run into a Viet cutie and be like what's up! Oh, and it's 24 hours, too.Lee's Sandwiches is the .
I loved the one in Westminster... a couple of the other Lee's I tried weren't as good, but that 24 hour one was where we always headed at 2AM, even if it was a long drive from Westwood.
I was in Vegas a couple weekends ago and they've started opening Lee's in the Sin City. I was like, wow, they're really moving up in the sandwich world. It really is a treat to introduce my non-Asian friends to Lee's because it helps the banh mi culture grow and its a really good alternative to the sub.I loved the one in Westminster... a couple of the other Lee's I tried weren't as good, but that 24 hour one was where we always headed at 2AM, even if it was a long drive from Westwood.
there a Lees in Dallas and Houston, no Slantytown in SA?
Y'all are making me want to go home and watch Gran Torino
It's pronounced fuh? (with the upward inflection). It's a soup where they cook the broth for a long period of time, with mixed onions and such, and they add thin slices of beef, generally raw, pour the soup over it and it cooks at it's being brought to you. Really good stuff, opens the sinuses if you get it y.
its gook menudo
Inspired by this thread, I decided to try Pho Saigon on Wurzbach today. The pho was totally acceptable (Taste of Asia is better, but have had much, much worse in town), AND they have banh mi on site for $3 a pop FTW.
More like gook caldo, tbh.
lol im in vietnam atm been here for 6 weeks and i havnt had pho yet
the best pho is usually home made cause ur parents will try and go low MSG as possible, while the shops puts in to much MSG to get that sweet flavor...
banh mi thit = pork roll...
if ur eating in store always ask for vietnamese ice coffee or 3 color drink...
thit bo luc lac = thats just like ur beef steak at home cut into smaller pieces, why you wanna eat this?
try prawn and pork/beef papaya salad
Try Vietnam on Broadway near the Zoo, or Pho Tien by Northstar Mall right by McCullough I believe. It's a reasonably large restaurant right next to the place where I got my tattoo.,
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