#Pho viet hoa full

The Banh Mi were eaten before photos could be secured. I wouldn't hesitate to give it a try as long as the sammies were the primary focus. So, go for the Banh Mi for sure, perhaps not for their specials noodle list, while the jury is out on the Pho. Compared to what we ate the week before from another Vietnamese/Thai house, this was Blue Ribbon. Baguettes would have been near perfection. They were both stuffed with excellent roast pork and beef, cucumber, daikon, carrot, cilantro and a tasty mix of hot/sweet sauces, all barely contained in fresh (if not exactly French), rolls.

The uncompromising winner were the Banh Mi consumed by the family later in the evening. Not precisely the flavor profile I hoped for, but decent enough to satisfy. My mistake for not requesting lemongrass be added, but I squirted on Sriracha from the table rocket to compensate. The large plate of fat noodles was supplied with ample broccoli, carrot, onion, mushroom and sprout, but lacking in spice. The garnish of daikon and carrot were a nice touch.

#Pho viet hoa full

The four Veggie Rolls and dipping sauce were very good, crisp and full of real chopped veggies, and not just cabbage. Theres an extensive menu ranging from mild to very spicy, but all the. I hesitated on their Pho based on the luke warm reviews from respected Yelpers and the price compared to favorite pho houses in the City, which were a few bucks less. This is a strip-mall Vietnamese restaurant, low on atmosphere and five stars on food. I ordered Veggie Fried Rolls as an appetizer, Wide Noodles with Veggies 'Wet' in a light brown sauce, and two Banh Mi sandwiches, Grilled Beef and Pork (for family take out).

The menu was primarily Vietnamese as would be expected, but also delved into a broader culinary universe found in neighboring Asian kitchens like Chinese and Thai style noodle dishes. Service was prompt and efficient, with a suburban smile. Its modern utilitarian decor makes room for a dozen tables along both walls, with enough seating for social distancing in these Days of Covid. Pho Viet HOA on Welsh Road, Willow Grove, sits in the middle of a modern strip center right next door to an Italian restaurant one of the beautiful things about the melting pot we live in.