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2012-06-27
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Okay. I think I found the best PHO in Hong Kong!I'm from California , San Jose to be exact and we have tons of awesome Vietnamese food and I'ven to vietnam before so I've tasted the best of the best and I heard that HK has no good viet food.I found a couple places in Tin Hau but they were inconsistent... Then I heard about CHOM CHOM. Came here with 3 people and we absolutely loved it! I had the BUN BO HUE (spicy beef noodle soup) and it was good! The broth was just right and I could tell tha
I'm from California , San Jose to be exact and we have tons of awesome Vietnamese food and I'ven to vietnam before so I've tasted the best of the best and I heard that HK has no good viet food.
I found a couple places in Tin Hau but they were inconsistent... Then I heard about CHOM CHOM. Came here with 3 people and we absolutely loved it! I had the BUN BO HUE (spicy beef noodle soup) and it was good! The broth was just right and I could tell that they really cook their broth for hours and use many herbs and spices. Everyone else had the Beef Pho and that was really good as well.
They also have a small vase full of mints and basil that you can help yourself with which is what Vietnamese food is about!! In San Jose and Vietnam, they always include a separate plate full of lemon, basil, mints, etc so you can totally throw it into your food, but in HK, at other places, you have to ask for it. And it comes in a very small portion.... then you feel like a pain in the butt if you ask for more. But at CHOM CHOM I can snip as much as I want. (has scissors too)
I also had the mint lemon soda which was good, and the owner, Peter let us try his ice cream which was delightful. It was a different type of ice cream because he put some spices/herbs on top such as chili, cinnamon and other stuff.
Overall, I found my place for Vietnamese food so when I"m feening for it, I know where to go. And it's in Central so it's close to my work. What a blessing!
The owner, Peter is a cool dude too. Interesting person to chat with and he tells us what makes the finest pho and other dishes and he's only interested in making his dishes at the best quality, the original way and better than other restaurants, or he won't do it.
So in summary we had:
Beef Pho
Spicey Beef noodle soup (Bon Bo Hue)
Mint lemon Soda
Vietnamese Coffee (cafe suda)
vegatarian spring rolls
Everyone loved the food and my cousins also agreed that it's the best PHO in HK.
Until next time! I plan on trying the vermecelli dry noodle with veggie/meat dish.
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