Pho?!?!?!?!

[soraanaam]

mom makes bun bo hue all the time, its good if you put quality meat into it

[lestat]

Well Vietnamese sandwiches are called bahn mi.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B%C3%A1nh_m%C3%AC

mmmm.... bahn mi xue mai... with extra hotsauce

[Chicken]

i know this is a pho thread, but i must remark how good vietnamese bread and coffee are.

thanks to the french.

[cuddlysheep]

yeah..french mix..some of the cutest vietnamese girls i know have french mix in their blood.. theyre hooott.

[Pandemonium]

it's n before h fellas.

banh.

i haven't actually had banh mi thit for a long time...

man, if you're ever starvin' and need a quick fix - banh mi thit nem nuong (extra everything) and fuckin vietnamese coffee will fix you right up quick smart.

oh and btw, pho is originally from north vn.

[Chicken]

and don't they eat mainly the chicken pho (pho ga) up there in the north?

[poly800rock]

Pho ga is better up north for sure. But its almost always free range which will reek havoc on your stomach

[Chicken]

i thought free range was a good thing. but there are too many worms or something?

[lllllllllllllll]

where are the good pho places in ny?

i'd like to know also

[mr fluffernutter]

my mom just made canh chua chay or something like it... hot and sour soup... its prtty good for white person cookins

canh chua chaycanh chua chaycanh chua chay

[sleazie ninja number 47]

white people are mad funny...

did she add cornstarch to it?

[mr fluffernutter]

no she just made it wit a recipe the vietnamese guy at a restaurant gave her

man

white people ARE funny

[Guest DUM]

white people be walking all LIKE THIS

[soundbomber]

I hit up my Pho joint atleast once a week. Pho Tai all day!

[itsmedeka]

i <3 my pho tai bo vien !

[JackPhotography]

my brother dated a Vietnamese chick for the longest time..

she would always give me some red sauce with a chicken on the label that was bomb

also packets of pho.

great combo. also coffee in cans.

[Chicken]

o_O Chicken have you ever been to Noodle City? That's some good pho..well I think it was Noodle City..could be the Noodle Planet or Noodle World..

just went to noodle city today and it was great!

pho was legit, cha gio was nice and crispy and it came with a good fish sauce, and the durian shake was strangely addicting.

noodle planet was right next door, btw.

+rep for you, knugget

[ghostdeini]

had some pho for supper... I only get the regular steak cut since shit like tendon and flank is too chewy for my liking. add some spring beans, some lime juice, and sriracha and you're ready to roll. mmmmmmmmmmmm :eek:

[Chicken]

oh man, the tendon was really soft and tripe was clean tasting and crisp today at noodle city. it's like menudo -- you don't want ones where they don't cook them right.

when they aren't right, they stink.

[billy dee williams]

anyone ever try to cook their own pho?

ive tried once, followed the recipe on the food network website. wether i fucked it up or not, it didnt come out as expected . not willing to try it again anytime soon, especially with the 8 hour cook time

[lestat]

she would always give me some red sauce with a chicken on the label that was bomb

cock sauceeeee

which one? the one with pepper seeds or no?

[soraanaam]

the chicken on the bottle is sriracha

[moondog]

this vietmensse girl i work with told me she would make me pho....does that mean she wants to get with a Whytc boy

[geekbonchic]

Anyone know some good pho places in Berkeley/around the Bay Area? The places near me are okay, but if anyone has any recommendations, I'd be all over that—butter on toast style.

[inthemix_]

i'd like to know also

nha trang in chinatown!

mm pho tai. best viet food is in philly, no doubt about it.

[Chicken]

Anyone know some good pho places in Berkeley/around the Bay Area? The places near me are okay, but if anyone has any recommendations, I'd be all over that—butter on toast style.

man, there was a great pho place near clement street (but not on it), near the real chinatown. but it's been so long i forgot the street name nor the restaurant.

sorry, not much help. but there are definitely good places for pho in the bay area.

[doubletaps]

A pho appreciation thread? No way!

I've not been to Vietnam yet, so the best pho I have had was in this place called Pho 14 in Paris, near the Tolbiac metro. The ironic thing is that the chicken pho actually had tastier broth than the beef pho.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2043/2082875521_a5e4b9cef2.jpg?v=0

If anyone of you visits Paris, look out for this sign:

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2164/2082876557_c89b1f099e.jpg?v=0

Vietnamese cuisine is just fantastic. Sugarcane prawns and rice paper spring rolls, anyone?

Sugarcane prawns> sugar cane denim?

[Pandemonium]

this vietmensse girl i work with told me she would make me pho....does that mean she wants to get with a Whytc boy

wutt, where you been dawg.

all vietnamese women want white men. ALL.

[poly800rock]

i thought free range was a good thing. but there are too many worms or something?

no, but the free range over there is legit free range, they've been running marathons for the past year, so the meat is so fucking chewy and tough that your stomach takes a bit longer to digest it. At least for me, I walked around constipated for like almost a week straight.

[cuddlysheep]

yeah theres a few on clement theres one on 10 and clement, and one other i knwo of thats pretty good on 5th or 4th close to there., you know your sf back streets chicken.

man, there was a great pho place near clement street (but not on it), near the real chinatown. but it's been so long i forgot the street name nor the restaurant.

sorry, not much help. but there are definitely good places for pho in the bay area.