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David Broscius
This is a full service resturaunt with great summer rolls and a wonderful pork vermicelli bowl. But the Pho tends to have noodles that clump together and since Pho '75 is just two blocks away, I always go there for the Pho.
anonymous
Great Pho. This is the first Pho I ever had, and I continue to try and find something as good (since I moved). There are large amounts of fresh bean sprouts, lime, basil, sauces etc. It is also good to go.
anonymous
This place is a great value. The pho is generally pretty good, with generous servings of meat and vegetables. The place could use a facelift, but one can overlook this, given the prompt service, the tastiness of the pho, and the excellent prices. One of the better places for pho in the Philadelphia area.
anonymous
I found the Pho at the restaurant to be slightly disappointing. While nothing was terribly awry, neither was anything particularly distinctive either. I wonder if the fact that its a chain leads to some type of generic Pho that is middle-of-the road? As another reviewer stated, with Pho 75 just a block or so away, I wouldn't go back to Pho Hoa when in the neighborhood.
anonymous
Best pho Ive ever had
anonymous
This is Pho is the best pho in the world. Better than Pho 75
anonymous
Better than the Pho 75 2 blocks away. Better broth an twice the meat.
