On a cold windy & rainy day out, what better than something hot to eat and warm up with?
My usual go-to for that remedy is always hot soup, but this time, I got my fix with a bowl of Pho.
A new plaza (clean and with lots of parking), opened about two years ago, just north of the corner plaza on Finch and Midland (west side) with a lot of restaurant choices. The strip plaza is not a bad size.
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With lots of restaurants to choose from, narrowing it down can be a little difficult since everything is Asian cuisine. But fortunately, it was easy to make this decision for Pho (really close by the church I attended last Sunday).
I ordered:
Bowl of Pho (small, $6.50) with rare beef slices & tendon in noodles
I love my pho just as it is. I don't add any hot spices or other sauces.
The beef, I thought was delicious and tender as was the noodles.
I was, however, disappointed with just how chewy the tendon pieces are. I like a good soft sticky and slightly chewy tendon. And the soup had much lacking in flavour or it was way too mild for my taste buds.
*when we ordered our pho, our waitress asked us if we'd like fresh or dry noodles. Hm?? what did she mean by that?
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One thing I've sadly noticed is the hike up for Pho. A couple years ago, you can get a small bowl for $4.50-$5.00. =0( Maybe that's why I haven't been to any phos lately.
Overall,
Price ................. $-$$
Atmosphere .................... 4/5 Clean & Modern
Service ................ 4/5 Very friendly staff
Taste .................. 3/5
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