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Pho Bar

Vietnamese

Chinatown

$$$$Perfect For:Casual Weeknight DinnerDining SoloLunchWalk-Ins
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If you’re looking to have a great solo meal or a casual date with someone who you don’t know well enough to share food with yet, come eat pho at Pho Bar. The menu has a few different beef broth variations that correspond to how long they’ve been cooking (8, 16, and 25 hours). Which explains the neon sign on the wall that says “crazy rich broth,” and the 25-hour soup is predictably rich and beefy. In the event that you and your date do want to split something, though, make it an order of lemongrass chicken wings to start - they’re messy and coated in a sweet chili sauce.

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photo credit: Noah Devereaux

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photo credit: Noah Devereaux

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