WOW! Finally tried some pho

Always wanted to try it as I heard it is a cacophony of tastes in one dish. Sweet, salty, spicy, pungent and some more all combined in one dish. Pretty amazing how they are all combined and you can taste them all at the same time, but distinct from each other. Good Stuff. My wife brought me some back from The Noodle Cafe in Monkey Town. Oops, I don't want to let my old CB talk make me a racist, so it is in Montgomery.

Pho - which strangely enough is pronounced "fuh" - is awesome when done correctly. There are some super places on Buford Highway in Atlanta with great pho.

My brother and I go to Pho Dai Loi 2, which is considered the best over there.

https://atlanta.eater.com/maps/where-to-eat-pho-in-atlanta-16-vietnamese-restaurants

Looks tasty but don't think I've ever had any. Had stuff thats mighty close.

The place off Green Springs in B'ham has some. Que Huong restaurant.

There's a couple of these places on 280. Saigon Noodle House is pretty good.

Where is that, William? I'll have to give it a try next time I'm on that hellish strip of asphalt.

Someone on here in another thread was saying there's a restaurant or something near or at the Chevron across (or up from, like going to B'ham) the Summit entrance. Maybe for tacos or Thai or something?

Last time I ate Thai, I had the skwirts for 3 days.

That is good to know

Only pho I’ve had was from a place in Prattville and it wasn’t very good. Too much Thai basil. I love Italian basil but that Thai basil just over powered everything in the bowl

Feel free to try Pho. It’s Vietnamese. And it’s da bomb!

If your ever in Biloxi try the Scarlet Pearl Chopstx Noodle bar

There's a place off Lorna that is either Thai or Veitnamese, but I think I remember hearing they had Pho. We are going to try it soon. It's in a tiny building and is called Hoover Food mart. figured it's gotta be good

Sorry just getting back to this.

Pho 280

Siagon Noodle House

green papaya in Montgomery is great as well.

http://www.greenpapayacuisine.com/menu

its in the eastbrook flea market shopping center. Its usually full of Air Force people.

The tireshop I use is across the street.
They've got a pretty decent pad thai.

Yep. One of the best.