One of the things that lies deep in the memories of Vietnamese expatriates is the taste of homeland food.
The subtle fragrant smell, the steaming smoke, the rich seasoning, the deliciously tender beef… create a bowl of pho so delicious that no matter how far people go, they still can’t forget the taste.
Australia
Pho An, Bankstown, Sydney: If you have the opportunity to visit Sydney and suddenly crave a hot bowl of pho that tastes similar to home, you can go to Pho An.
America
Pho at Night, Bellaire Blvd, Houston, Texas: At this pho restaurant, diners have 3 options: small bowl, large bowl and train (extra large).
Pho Kim Long, Las Vegas, Nevada: Coming to the sleepless city of Las Vegas, famous for its bustling casinos and all-night entertainment, you can still enjoy a authentic bowl of pho at Pho Kim Long.
France
Pho 14, District 13, Paris: This is a pho restaurant with strong southern flavors.
Hot bowl of pho in Pho 14, District 13, Paris.
Ireland
Pho Ta, Dublin: In the capital of Ireland, Pho Ta is considered the best restaurant, but the taste of pho cannot be compared with home country because the beef here tastes a bit different from a bowl of Vietnamese pho.
Korea
Pho Mein, Yongin, Gygongido: If scored, the pho at this restaurant would get a fair score because the broth is quite delicious and the price is also affordable, about 9,000 won a bowl (about 185,000 VND).
Netherlands
Pho 91, Zuid Amsterdam: Like other pho restaurants opened in the Netherlands, Pho 91 has an `acceptable` taste compared to Vietnamese pho.
Macau, China
Kim Viet Pho, Macau: With a price of 60 MOP per bowl (about 160,000 VND), Kim Viet Pho in Macau is a stopover for Vietnamese expatriates.
Switzerland
Le Jasmin, Route des Plaines-du-Loup 10, Lausanne 1018, Suisse: This is a famous Vietnamese restaurant that sells delicious food.
A bowl of Vietnamese pho at Le Jasmin restaurant.