First off, This was amazing Pho. The Combination was quite amazing. Traditional Pho with all the fixings. including sawgrass. alot of pho places don’t do the sawgrass. but you know the place is awesome when you see this with the bean-sprouts and basil. The soup flavour, was just right. not so salty, and the rare beef was losing its pink with every second. Their Cha Gio, was very crispy, and it came with all the extras. lettuce, slight pickled daikon radish and carrots, with sliced cucumbers. and an assortment of basil and mints. plus they give you 5 instead of the regular 4. truly an awesome deal.
2 large bowls of pho, and some cha gio under 20 dollars. wow.
The have other locations as well stemming in the San Fernando Valley, and going out to Las Vegas, Nevada. LovesPho.com loves this locations pho. and we are happy to rate it 5 out of 5

some images of this days feast.

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Lovespho.com is seriously disappointed, I went to Pho Hana tonight for dinner, Ordered the Pho, and some cha gio, and the soup was really salty. I can say this was not the best. The cha gio was really greasy, and my S.I. ordered the Bun thit nuong cha gio, and the bun was really chewy. This place is Korean owned, And caters towards Korean tastes. overall lovespho.com didn’t like the place. We are sad to say 1 out 5. maybe next time It will be better.

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Today lovespho.com has had the chance to visit a small place called Le Saigon in Santa Monica. I went with a few others and we all had different things. I didn’t have the pho, but one of my accompanying co-workers had it. From the looks of it it had the rare beef. but the tempreture didnt look piping hot. I had Bun thit nuong w/o the cha gio, it was okay. i’ve really had better, the next time i go i need to have the pho. this is a pho blog right? heh. well here are a few pics of the place. I give the over all place a 2.5 out of 5. over all not bad.

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Lovespho.com took a trip to Las Vegas, and after watching a show, we saw that there was a pho restaurant inside the coffee shop. The Cha Gio was pretty darn awesome. The only thing that wasn’t quite right. the soup could have been a tad hotter. other than that it was pretty good.

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This place is located inside a casino. It offers a wide variety of noodle dishes including pho. I can say since they don’t specialize in pho, but noodles in general, i cant say too much bad stuff. their soup was a bit on the cloudy dark side. but they did put all the beef bits in it. not too bad. i give them a 3 out of 5

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A daily lunch time place for my company’s engineering team. I would say we visit this place once a week at least. Their atmosphere reminds me of a ramen shop in Japan, along with a noodle counter. The place is definitely catered towards japanese customers, since this place is in the heart of the tiny japanese community on Sawtelle and Olympic. This place has its root in ramen preparation so the soup is consistently the same. The only thing i can say is that they need to get fresher vegetables as their basil and bean spouts look a day old. and this was this way everytime I visited. i give them a 3.5 out of 5

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i visited this place with a few co-workers. and some of them thought it was better than the other place we visit for lunch, whilst the rest thought that Pho-Reign on sawtelle in Los Angeles was better flavored. Me? wht did i think? well i thought that the bean sprouts were a bit fresher than Pho-Reign, and the soup had a bit more stronger star anise flavour. a little stronger that i liked. and the beef flavour was i can say okay. about a 3 out of 5 overall. i would definitley go again, cause its good to change things up.

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This place is located off the corner of Lomita and Crenshaw. their selection is pretty large, butinstead of focusing on vietnamese cuisine, they do a fusion of many asian cuisines. including Korean and Japanese. They dont have a combination pho dac biet, but each individual item alone in pho. so vietnamese beef meatballs w/pho, tripe w/pho, and my fav~ tendon w/pho. great source or collagen. Ladies if you want supple skin and flawless features. I recommend the tendon. My grandma loved it for these reasons.

The spring rolls are very large, but i didn’t like their peanut sauce. it was lacking in the peanut flavor, andseemed very cornstarchy. I don’t think i would return unless someone wanted to try it for their first time and needed someone to go with. 2 out of 5. is my rating.

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