
You will be served by the friendly waitresses at your table. The restaurant offers as well food and drinks at the counter, but you can also sit outdoors. Over 500 pounds of shank bones are gently simmered for 24 hours, and the results are elegant and rich with marrow. You can also get your dishes delivered to your house, and you can order food for take away. The magic of the pho and other Vietnamese food at San Jose’s Ph H Ni begins with beef broth bubbling in a cauldron that is almost as tall as owners Huyen Helen and Harry Nguyen. Online booking a table at the restaurant makes it easy to avoid waiting times for being seated, or you can just as well give them a call, their phone is (+61)295591637.
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The restaurant's menu is suitable for vegetarians, having full menu options without meat, in the morning you can start your day with their breakfast options. You can find parking spaces at Les Parkings du Midi which is 132 meters away from Pho Ha Noi Quan, as well as you might get off and on public transport at Métro-Porte d'Orléans which is 115 m away. Especially the freshness and lightness paired with the original Vietnamese spices not only brings a tasty dish to the plate, but also puts the customers in a pleasant vacation feeling for a short time, In addition, guests love the creative mix of the various standard dishes with new and sometimes experimental ingredients - a fine example of successful Asian fusion.īased on the average rating of 4.2 the restaurant is definitely worth to be tried. You can also expect original pasta Menus classics like bolognaise and carbonara, likewise many spicy meat dishes find their way onto the menu and also onto the plates. This location serves various appetizing french Menus, on the menu are also a variety of Asian Menus. You can ask for changing offers by phone. Currently there are 48 dishes and drinks on the menu. When I’m having a rough day and want to feel suffused with the sensation of eating nourishing, fulfilling soup, this is now what comes to mind.Here you can find the menu of Pho Ha Noi Quan. Sometimes they run out of the fresh noodles.

I haven’t had to wait to get inside, though the parking lot is pretty small. All of the fresh rolls are pretty tasty and hefty, though the bowls of pho are bounteous enough that I don’t want to eat anything else. There are other offerings on the menu that I’ve seen on others’ tables but haven’t yet tried - roast chicken, sticky rice, shrimp, and much more.
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The chicken is good quality with a clean flavor, and the skin is bouncy without being rubbery. I eat it with the wider fresh rice noodles, which lack the chew of the thin noodles but maintain a nice bounce over the entire meal. This broth sticks a little to my lips when I sip it, but it’s definitely no tori paitan ramen. The soup is slightly sweet, in the way that good roast chicken gets, without sacrificing any savoriness. To me, it trades most (but not all) the aromatic qualities of the beef pho for an almost piercing chicken flavor. The chicken broth is just as good, if not better, but for different reasons. I like to eat it with the thin rice noodles, rare flank, and meatballs – chewy and flavorful counterpoints that stand up to the strong broth. The herbs and spices counterbalance the beefiness and elevate the deeply brown soup. The beef broth is meaty, almost gamey, satisfyingly rich without leaving a coating on the tongue.

It was a wonderful accident, and I’ve been back twice. Going to Pho Ha Noi was an accident – I had intended to go to PHỞ HÀ NỘI (the main branch of the same restaurant, I think, though there is no such reference on their website) on Story Rd in San Jose but didn’t look at my phone closely.
