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the place is a little run down, and the owner seems a little surly, but the King has some of the best pho in Edmonton. the broth is rich and sticky wi…
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What a place!The menu says extra large on this pho soup. The only thing that was extra large was the super over sized huge bowl.The soup was about thr…
James Burd
King Noodle House Pho Hoang
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The infamous mustache man and his hearty bowl of pho has been favored by many foodies around the city, grabbing wind and light thanks to the owner's d…
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King Noodle House Pho Hoang is open for Noodle Shop. King Noodle House Pho Hoang serves Vietnamese dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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10 Reviews on “King Noodle House Pho Hoang”
the place is a little run down, and the owner seems a little surly, but the King has some of the best pho in Edmonton. the broth is rich and sticky with gelatin–it’s the real deal, not like the thin bouillon-cube water you get at so many other places in town.
What a place!The menu says extra large on this pho soup. The only thing that was extra large was the super over sized huge bowl.The soup was about three inches below the rim.The three spring rolls for $3.95 were tiny and deep fried. They put a big piece of useless lettuce on the plate with a half slice of tomato to accompany the rolls to compensate for their weenie size.I don’t appreciate, in my opinion, restaurants that attempt to camouflage the quantity or size of their product and that’s why I will not return.
The infamous mustache man and his hearty bowl of pho has been favored by many foodies around the city, grabbing wind and light thanks to the owner’s daughter @Lindork. Any and every foodie in the city is well accustomed to the hole in the wall joint down in Chinatown. Running from Wednesday to Sunday from 11am-730pm, being also a cash only establishment, its taken me awhile to bring myself over to try their picturesque bowls myself. Spring Rolls – ($3.95) – Came with 3pcs. Straight out of the deep fryer, these crispy little bites of goodness are my kryptonite. Not as good as home but just about on par!Pho Dac Biet – ($10.50) – Well, this was yummy. The broth is actually really good, like clean/pure good. No MSG mess but had a strong flavor all around. The herb plate came with the typical beansprouts and basil leaves but also had hot mint too! Which is a first Ive seen at a restaurant setting. Prices and portions were fair, I was expecting more taste wise considering the hype; overall average. Wont be in dire need to come here to satisfy the pho cravings though.