Have any body eat PHO it's a vietnamese thing?

Question

Have any body eat PHO it's a vietnamese thing?

Answer 1

yup its the best!!

Answer 2

I love it.  My friends from vietnam pronounce it "fur", and apparently it does vary in pronunciation from place to place.  

The dish is traditionally beef-based.  Other variations using fish and chicken are possible, but usually will be found outside Viet Nam to cater to foreign tastes.

Answer 3

Phở  (actually pronounced more like "Fah") is just a big steamin' bowl 'o' stock with noodles and meat and/or veggies floating in it.  In Vietnam, they eat it for any meal.

yum!

Answer 4

yes and it is sooooooooooooo good.

I got rice noodles with grilled shrimp and tons of fresh herbs like basil and parsley with peanuts in it.

I is soooooo refreshing from typical asian food.

I can eat a whole big bowl and not get too full........yummmmmmm

Answer 5

A steaming bowl of quality Pho is a beautiful thing.  It's actually the influence of the French -- Indochine -- with the Vietnamese basing it on French consumme, and then perfecting it to a thousand percent.

It's low-fat, healthful, and if you don't eat all those noodles, fairly diet-friendly.  It cures a cold on contact (according to me, anyway), and is the best kind of comfort food.  Reasonably priced, it's certain to fill you up on a short amount of money. You'll never go away hungry.

Pho is typically a beef-based dish but I believe the varieties in the US called "Chicken Noodle Soup" were likely created for  American palattes.  The beef is most authentic.  Personally, I can't stand the variety with meatballs -- they are hard as little hockey pucks.  You could try the chicken to develop a taste for the dish, and then graduate to a beef pho with different types of beef, from sliced tendon to round steak to others.

You'll love it.

Answer 6

Most wonderful soup.

Broth is excellent, noodles are light, herbage provides flavoring. Almost everything is healthy and clean.

Makes for a very healthy dish.

Answer 7

Yep, love it.