With a rating of 4.4 out of 5, the southern Vietnamese beef noodle is a traditional dish whose main ingredients are beef, rice vermicelli, garlic, fresh herbs and vegetables such as carrots, cucumbers, lettuce, and bean sprouts.
Bun bo Nam Bo (Southern-style beef noodle). Photo by TasteAtlas |
The noodles, vegetables, and herbs are arranged in bowls, while the beef is stir-fried and added on top. The whole bowl is garnished with peanuts and shallots before the dish is served.
The beef-based pho variant, crafted with assorted cuts and parts of beef, received a rating of 4.34 points.
The broth is made using beef bones, shank, oxtail, and neck, and simmered for hours with cinnamon, star anise and other spices.
Considered as a national dish in Vietnam, pho has many times won applause from international travel magazines.
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A bowl of beef noodle soup. Photo by TasteAtlas |
In Vietnam, pho is easily found at various establishments, ranging from popular roadside restaurants and local markets to luxury dining venues and 5-star hotels.
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