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Preya

I'm impressed! I was never much of a pho aficionado, as you know, so I can't say, but I will certainly try some of these places in the future.

Ourmanintokyo

Great job! We love your reviews - keep 'em coming!

Just got back to Tokyo after a week in Hanoi. How did you survive the APEC madness?

Sticky

The four or five at the top are definitely worth it, Preya.

OMIT:
APEC was actually not as bad as ASEM a couple of years ago. Bush was staying a stone's throw from me at the Sheraton, so lots of SS, tinted windows, black mercs - even a couple of tanks! Did not interrupt my routine one iota, though. I was bracing myself for it but it never happened, I'm happy to say.

Marianne

Stickyrice, I can't thank you enough for your very diligent research. I intend to spend the next month testing out the pho shops you've written about :)

Michelle

Just back home after a month in Vietnam where I had a bowl of pho to start the day almost every day. Best two I tried were both in Hanoi.
I can't remember the name of the place but the best pho ga was at the shop next door to Cafe Trinh on Bat Su; and the best pho bo was at a place called Pho Thin but I can't remember the address - I realise "somewhere in the Old Quarter" isn't very helpful!

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