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Widely considered to be the national breakfast dish of Vietnam, a good pho (pronounced ‘far' or ‘fur', depending on where you are in Vietnam) will have a fragrant beef broth with plenty of body and flavour. You'll also find thin slices of beef (raw, cooked or both), meatballs, or a ‘special combination pho' which is likely to have testicles in it, too. Flat rice noodles make up the bulk of the dish and it's finished with a squeeze of lemon and crunchy bean shoots with torn basil leaves strewn through (mint is increasingly offered in Sydney these days but is an inferior garnish and cost cutting method).
Bankstown 2200
Telephone 02 9796 7826
Price per person including drinks Up to $50
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"Nobody in Sydney does a better Vietnamese beef noodle soup than Pho An". The fact you claim this means you've never been to Cabramatta and visited Pho Tau Bay. I've been to Pho An - and... it's alright. That's what the comparison of the two establishments is like. Sure Pho An has a nicer decor, but taste is what we are judging here. My only complaint about Pho Tau Bay is that they should have more locations closer to the CBD (or where I live!) so I don't have to drive 45 minutes to enjoy 'the best pho in Sydney' (voted by the people).
Posted on Sun 03 Feb 2013 01:52:06
"Nobody in Sydney does a better Vietnamese beef noodle soup than Pho An". The fact you claim this means you've never been to Cabramatta and visited Pho Tau Bay. I've been to Pho An - and... it's alright. That's what the comparison of the two establishments is like. Sure Pho An has a nicer decor, but taste is what we are judging here. My only complaint about Pho Tau Bay is that they should have more locations closer to the CBD (or where I live!) so I don't have to drive 45 minutes to enjoy 'the best pho in Sydney' (voted by the people).
Posted on Sun 03 Feb 2013 01:52:06
"Nobody in Sydney does a better Vietnamese beef noodle soup than Pho An". The fact you claim this means you've never been to Cabramatta and visited Pho Tau Bay. I've been to Pho An - and... it's alright. That's what the comparison of the two establishments is like. Sure Pho An has a nicer decor, but taste is what we are judging here. My only complaint about Pho Tau Bay is that they should have more locations closer to the CBD (or where I live!) so I don't have to drive 45 minutes to enjoy 'the best pho in Sydney' (voted by the people).
Posted on Sun 03 Feb 2013 01:52:06
"Nobody in Sydney does a better Vietnamese beef noodle soup than Pho An". The fact you claim this means you've never been to Cabramatta and visited Pho Tau Bay. I've been to Pho An - and... it's alright. That's what the comparison of the two establishments is like. Sure Pho An has a nicer decor, but taste is what we are judging here. My only complaint about Pho Tau Bay is that they should have more locations closer to the CBD (or where I live!) so I don't have to drive 45 minutes to enjoy 'the best pho in Sydney' (voted by the people).
Posted on Sun 03 Feb 2013 01:52:06
"Nobody in Sydney does a better Vietnamese beef noodle soup than Pho An". The fact you claim this means you've never been to Cabramatta and visited Pho Tau Bay. I've been to Pho An - and... it's alright. That's what the comparison of the two establishments is like. Sure Pho An has a nicer decor, but taste is what we are judging here. My only complaint about Pho Tau Bay is that they should have more locations closer to the CBD (or where I live!) so I don't have to drive 45 minutes to enjoy 'the best pho in Sydney' (voted by the people).
Posted on Sun 03 Feb 2013 01:52:06
"Nobody in Sydney does a better Vietnamese beef noodle soup than Pho An". The fact you claim this means you've never been to Cabramatta and visited Pho Tau Bay. I've been to Pho An - and... it's alright. That's what the comparison of the two establishments is like. Sure Pho An has a nicer decor, but taste is what we are judging here. My only complaint about Pho Tau Bay is that they should have more locations closer to the CBD (or where I live!) so I don't have to drive 45 minutes to enjoy 'the best pho in Sydney' (voted by the people).
Posted on Sun 03 Feb 2013 01:52:06
"Nobody in Sydney does a better Vietnamese beef noodle soup than Pho An". The fact you claim this means you've never been to Cabramatta and visited Pho Tau Bay. I've been to Pho An - and... it's alright. That's what the comparison of the two establishments is like. Sure Pho An has a nicer decor, but taste is what we are judging here. My only complaint about Pho Tau Bay is that they should have more locations closer to the CBD (or where I live!) so I don't have to drive 45 minutes to enjoy 'the best pho in Sydney' (voted by the people).
Posted on Sun 03 Feb 2013 01:52:06
"Nobody in Sydney does a better Vietnamese beef noodle soup than Pho An". The fact you claim this means you've never been to Cabramatta and visited Pho Tau Bay. I've been to Pho An - and... it's alright. That's what the comparison of the two establishments is like. Sure Pho An has a nicer decor, but taste is what we are judging here. My only complaint about Pho Tau Bay is that they should have more locations closer to the CBD (or where I live!) so I don't have to drive 45 minutes to enjoy 'the best pho in Sydney' (voted by the people).
Posted on Sun 03 Feb 2013 01:52:06
"Nobody in Sydney does a better Vietnamese beef noodle soup than Pho An". The fact you claim this means you've never been to Cabramatta and visited Pho Tau Bay. I've been to Pho An - and... it's alright. That's what the comparison of the two establishments is like. Sure Pho An has a nicer decor, but taste is what we are judging here. My only complaint about Pho Tau Bay is that they should have more locations closer to the CBD (or where I live!) so I don't have to drive 45 minutes to enjoy 'the best pho in Sydney' (voted by the people).
Posted on Sun 03 Feb 2013 01:52:06
"Nobody in Sydney does a better Vietnamese beef noodle soup than Pho An". The fact you claim this means you've never been to Cabramatta and visited Pho Tau Bay. I've been to Pho An - and... it's alright. That's what the comparison of the two establishments is like. Sure Pho An has a nicer decor, but taste is what we are judging here. My only complaint about Pho Tau Bay is that they should have more locations closer to the CBD (or where I live!) so I don't have to drive 45 minutes to enjoy 'the best pho in Sydney' (voted by the people).
Posted on Sun 03 Feb 2013 01:52:06
"Nobody in Sydney does a better Vietnamese beef noodle soup than Pho An". The fact you claim this means you've never been to Cabramatta and visited Pho Tau Bay. I've been to Pho An - and... it's alright. That's what the comparison of the two establishments is like. Sure Pho An has a nicer decor, but taste is what we are judging here. My only complaint about Pho Tau Bay is that they should have more locations closer to the CBD (or where I live!) so I don't have to drive 45 minutes to enjoy 'the best pho in Sydney' (voted by the people).
Posted on Sun 03 Feb 2013 01:52:06
"Nobody in Sydney does a better Vietnamese beef noodle soup than Pho An". The fact you claim this means you've never been to Cabramatta and visited Pho Tau Bay. I've been to Pho An - and... it's alright. That's what the comparison of the two establishments is like. Sure Pho An has a nicer decor, but taste is what we are judging here. My only complaint about Pho Tau Bay is that they should have more locations closer to the CBD (or where I live!) so I don't have to drive 45 minutes to enjoy 'the best pho in Sydney' (voted by the people).
Posted on Sun 03 Feb 2013 01:52:06
"Nobody in Sydney does a better Vietnamese beef noodle soup than Pho An". The fact you claim this means you've never been to Cabramatta and visited Pho Tau Bay. I've been to Pho An - and... it's alright. That's what the comparison of the two establishments is like. Sure Pho An has a nicer decor, but taste is what we are judging here. My only complaint about Pho Tau Bay is that they should have more locations closer to the CBD (or where I live!) so I don't have to drive 45 minutes to enjoy 'the best pho in Sydney' (voted by the people).
Posted on Sun 03 Feb 2013 01:52:06
"Nobody in Sydney does a better Vietnamese beef noodle soup than Pho An". The fact you claim this means you've never been to Cabramatta and visited Pho Tau Bay. I've been to Pho An - and... it's alright. That's what the comparison of the two establishments is like. Sure Pho An has a nicer decor, but taste is what we are judging here. My only complaint about Pho Tau Bay is that they should have more locations closer to the CBD (or where I live!) so I don't have to drive 45 minutes to enjoy 'the best pho in Sydney' (voted by the people).
Posted on Sun 03 Feb 2013 01:52:06