Pho Hoa

Nihalizm

Pre 2005 KL expats might remember Pho Hoa from Mont Kiara plaza plus they moved to the Curve plaza when it opened up. I agree with the majority of the responses written here. It really is somewhat 'food chainish' but I've eaten the real things in HoChi Mihn and I'm more than pleased with PHO HOA! Vietnamese food isn't found abundantly inside Kuala Lumpur and ad I really like the cuisine! I've tried two other 'best end' outlets that have been highly costed and REALLY disappointing. There are several versions to select from.I'm a steak+flank noodle soup man with the will need to have fresh corriander, mint, bean sprout, fresh chopped chilli plus some sambal/chilli sauce privately - large bowl - the purchase price diff is minimal- We throw the great deal in together (each with their own)and allow it diffuse in the soup such as a tea handbag for one minute.. Then flavor that broth!'!! Noodles certainly are a delight. It's a dinner that leaves you are feeling clean and healthful! Franchise or not really, they're ingredients are refreshing! I cannot finish before I have to mention the rich delicious Vietnamese beef and vege stew on the menus.. It is a hearty must attempt .. The fresh shredded poultry salad and clean wrapped springtime rolls are excellent too. I skip Pho Hoa.. It is a bit saved in a non tourist region albeit an extremely affluent local area known as 'the curve' damansara shopping centre ... Or simply say IKEA center and have your way ..It's from the CBD.. But I've made the vacation anywhere many times rather than been dissatisfied !PS: the curve purchasing center has evolved beautifully through the years .

Mariana Anissa

the meals is good, typical vietnam food. bland to the flavor and simple. its delicious in case you are into vietnamese food. great service and pretty restaurant