$10 for $20 Worth of Vietnamese Cuisine and Drinks at Pho Vietnam Restaurant and Bar
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- Authentic Vietnamese cuisine
- Modern atmosphere
- Serves bubble tea
When used correctly, chopsticks are just like fingers, except longer and less often inserted into bowling balls and pencil sharpeners. Show off your chopstick savvy with today’s Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of beef-noodle soup, bubble tea, and more at Pho Vietnam Restaurant and Bar in Southaven.
Pho Vietnam Restaurant offers a menu full of authentic Vietnamese cuisine that blends traditional flavors such as earthy basil, sour tamarind, and moderately spicy jalapeño. Open up the appetite with a sautéed quail and garlic-butter combination known as chim cut ($6) and encounter various flavors of pho, Vietnam’s oft-lauded and generously garnished beef and rice-noodle soup ($6.95 regular, $7.95 large, $8.95 extra large). Those who eschew broth can toss back some noodly chow mein or low mein ($12.95–$13.95) and a helping of the battered crispy squid that makes up muc chien don ($14.95). Coat spice-specked throats with a fruity bubble tea ($4), or finish off the night with drinks at a bar guarded by a Buddha statue and a sticky-rice-flinging monkey.
Complete with colorful aquarium and miniature stone lions that come alive at night, Pho’s white- and crimson-lighted interior impresses the eye and stimulates the stomach. Observe proper Vietnamese etiquette by polishing your chopsticks before a meal, keeping both upper-body appendages above the table at all times, and fashionably slurping soup to indicate your appreciation of the spicy, steaming goodness.
Reviews
Ninety-four percent of Urbanspooners recommend Pho Vietnam:
- The fresh home made spring rolls and the Pho broth are delicious, but really what isn't good here. Disappointment isn't even a factor when you speak of Pho's Vietnam Restaurant and Bar!!!! – Anele, Urbanspoon
- I like going here when I need a simple escape from home or work. Delicious Asian food yet affordable - even their white rice alone is really good. Pleasant staff. Nice to catch a game on their flat screen TVs. – T, Urbanspoon
- Authentic Vietnamese cuisine
- Modern atmosphere
- Serves bubble tea
When used correctly, chopsticks are just like fingers, except longer and less often inserted into bowling balls and pencil sharpeners. Show off your chopstick savvy with today’s Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of beef-noodle soup, bubble tea, and more at Pho Vietnam Restaurant and Bar in Southaven.
Pho Vietnam Restaurant offers a menu full of authentic Vietnamese cuisine that blends traditional flavors such as earthy basil, sour tamarind, and moderately spicy jalapeño. Open up the appetite with a sautéed quail and garlic-butter combination known as chim cut ($6) and encounter various flavors of pho, Vietnam’s oft-lauded and generously garnished beef and rice-noodle soup ($6.95 regular, $7.95 large, $8.95 extra large). Those who eschew broth can toss back some noodly chow mein or low mein ($12.95–$13.95) and a helping of the battered crispy squid that makes up muc chien don ($14.95). Coat spice-specked throats with a fruity bubble tea ($4), or finish off the night with drinks at a bar guarded by a Buddha statue and a sticky-rice-flinging monkey.
Complete with colorful aquarium and miniature stone lions that come alive at night, Pho’s white- and crimson-lighted interior impresses the eye and stimulates the stomach. Observe proper Vietnamese etiquette by polishing your chopsticks before a meal, keeping both upper-body appendages above the table at all times, and fashionably slurping soup to indicate your appreciation of the spicy, steaming goodness.
Reviews
Ninety-four percent of Urbanspooners recommend Pho Vietnam:
- The fresh home made spring rolls and the Pho broth are delicious, but really what isn't good here. Disappointment isn't even a factor when you speak of Pho's Vietnam Restaurant and Bar!!!! – Anele, Urbanspoon
- I like going here when I need a simple escape from home or work. Delicious Asian food yet affordable - even their white rice alone is really good. Pleasant staff. Nice to catch a game on their flat screen TVs. – T, Urbanspoon