Pho Bo: the typical Vietnamese soup.
This dish is a simple soup with rice noodles and meat, very typical of Vietnam, here with beef (bo).
It practically sustained me during my entire vacation because it is simple and not spicy and very much appreciated by me.
In fact, it is usually served in a simple way and the consumer then adds vegetables (usually soy sprouts) and chili pepper.
Obviously, unfortunately, very often it is tasty not because the meat is cooked for a long time but only because abundant glutamate is added.
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Phở is a Vietnamese noodle soup, usually served with beef (pho bo) or chicken (pho ga). The soup contains rice noodles and is usually served with Thai basil, lime and bean sprouts that are added by the consumer.
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