Discovered this restaurant for Vietnamese food at NEX. The name is interesting, So PHO. PHO, as I understand it, is a Vietnamese word for noodle with soup. It pronounces like 'far'. That's the reason why they call the restaurant So PHO (far), and their menu says: So PHO (far) so good!
The deco of the restaurant is mixed Chinese and Vietnamese. The cultures of these two countries are inseparable. Cultures always interact with each other, and influence each other. It is never meaningful to forcefully exclude one particular culture out from another.
We ordered the summer spring roll with prawn and chicken to share.
I must say I like it very much. The lemongrass brings out the freshness in the filling, which consists of rice noodle, cucumber, chicken and red pepper. Dip it into the accompanying sour plum sauce, the taste is further enhanced, your taste buds are activated and ready for a good meal.
My main course is slice beef noodle soup.
Vietnamese beef noodle is famous for its clear soup. The soup base is clear yet it still retains all the taste. The beef is thinly sliced, and cooked by the heat of the soup itself. The soup is spiced up with spring onion and onion. And I put in the bean sprouts, lemongrass, and some chili. All these healthy, natural spices make the soup more delicious, more enjoyable.
I would say it is one of the nicer places to enjoy Vietnamese food here in Singapore.
The deco of the restaurant is mixed Chinese and Vietnamese. The cultures of these two countries are inseparable. Cultures always interact with each other, and influence each other. It is never meaningful to forcefully exclude one particular culture out from another.
We ordered the summer spring roll with prawn and chicken to share.
Summer Spring Roll with Prawn & Chicken ($4.80)
I must say I like it very much. The lemongrass brings out the freshness in the filling, which consists of rice noodle, cucumber, chicken and red pepper. Dip it into the accompanying sour plum sauce, the taste is further enhanced, your taste buds are activated and ready for a good meal.
My main course is slice beef noodle soup.
Slice Beef Noodle Soup ($8.80)
Vietnamese beef noodle is famous for its clear soup. The soup base is clear yet it still retains all the taste. The beef is thinly sliced, and cooked by the heat of the soup itself. The soup is spiced up with spring onion and onion. And I put in the bean sprouts, lemongrass, and some chili. All these healthy, natural spices make the soup more delicious, more enjoyable.
I would say it is one of the nicer places to enjoy Vietnamese food here in Singapore.
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