Pho Phu Vuong

Especially the "Golden Eggs Laid by the Goose in the Garden", I really don't mind it becoming my daily breakfast! There are also special "sleeve napkins" at dessert time, which come from the chef's naughty childhood memories.

This Pho Phu Vuong restaurant is also a local cuisine restaurant located in the center of Ho Chi Minh City. It mainly serves some home-cooked dishes, and the overall taste is good.

Come and have some noodles for your first meal in Vietnam! This 40-year-old restaurant is a 1-kilometer walk from the hotel, so I went there decisively. When I walked to the door of the store, I saw freshly cut beef and freshly made rice noodles. The noodles and soup base here are the same, but you can choose different parts of beef. The clerks can't communicate in Chinese or English very well. . I can only rely on gestures, and finally decided to have a bowl of special, which is rice noodles with all the parts of beef. The side dishes are very complete, bean sprouts are given a separate plate, basil, green lemon, etc. The noodles are relatively fine and have a soft and glutinous texture. The soup is different from what I eat in China. It is lighter and fresher in China, but it is heavier here. The parts of beef are really complete, including breast meat, beef tendon, beef tripe, oxtail, etc., and the price of a bowl of noodles is only more than 20 yuan, which is only half the price in China. Most of the restaurants in Vietnam don't have air conditioning, so I just sweat while eating noodles and drinking soup.

While waiting for the meal in this restaurant, I read reviews and felt like I lost 100 million because of the unusable internet card. I almost laughed to death when I saw someone say that the food was so delicious that they cried. Could it be that the taste nerves were grafted onto the tear glands? But when I ate it, it really tasted good, although it was not so delicious that I was overwhelmed. The environment is average, the place is not small, simple but clean and tidy, which is rare in Vietnam. The noodles are smooth and soft, and the soup is light but fragrant. The price is down-to-earth. The portion is not large, I was just moved to eat two bowls. So it turns out that when it comes to eating, you still have to find a place where locals go.

PHO PHU VUONG is a Vietnamese noodle shop in District 1 of Ho Chi Minh City. The shop is quite large, but the decoration is relatively simple. When I passed by, I saw the chef cutting a very large piece of beef. It looked like the real stuff, so I came in to try it. I saw many locals dining there. After the meal was served, I quickly tasted the beef. It was really good, with big pieces of meat and a very high price-performance ratio.

This is a small pho shop in District 1 of Ho Chi Minh City. It is located on a small street, an ordinary fast food restaurant, but the food is delicious. Many customers come here to eat a bowl of beef pho. There are also drinks. It is near Ben Thanh Market and is worth recommending.

This Vietnamese pho shop is right next to Ben Thanh Market. It is a popular shop in Ho Chi Minh City. In addition to pho, it also has many fruit juice drinks and various ices in Ho Chi Minh City. The taste is quite good. It is very enjoyable to drink both cold and hot.