My mother had an operation to remove the cataract from her eye today and since we were at the Curve, and it was lunch time, we gave this restaurant a try. Pho Hoa had been around for quite a while but somehow or other we have not eaten here before. There were only three of us so we couldn't have much variety. Decided to have the usual Vietnamese Papaya & Beef Salad, a gigantic bowl of Pho with everything in it and my mother had the Beef & Tomato Stew with bread !


I'm not too sure if the authentic Vietnamese dishes are more towards the simple, slightly bland side or not. The 'Vietnamese' food that I have tried over at Vietnam Kitchen seemed to be spicier and tastier. Whether or not they have been adjusted to suit our Malaysian taste buds, I don't know ?! Never mind, I'll just have both ! They taste good to me anyway !



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