
A family-run Alhambra restaurant pairing Vietnamese classics and a clean 16-hour pho broth with creative dishes, baked goods, and standout cream-top coffees.
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Eat in SGV StaffA large bowl with rare and well-done brisket, meatballs, tendon, tripe, green onion, and white onion, plus a vegetarian spring roll. The 16-hour broth tasted clean, savory, and herbaceous, with a generous amount of tender beef.
Eat in SGV StaffFour strong cream-top coffees in tasting-size glasses: banana, ube with toasted coconut, nutty black sesame, and a salty-sweet sea salt. The flight makes it easy to try the creative drinks without committing to four full cups.
Eat in SGV StaffLightly toasted bread with a soft center, thin peppery pork belly, pickled carrots, herbs, and jalapeño. The pork leans slightly sweet and stays the focus because this version skips butter and pâté.
Eat in SGV StaffChewy brown rice with large pieces of brisket, egg, green onion, fish sauce, and noticeable wok hei. The brisket flavor carries through the dish, though our order was on the saltier side.
Eat in SGV StaffWarm woven rice-noodle sheets with soft, sweet grilled pork sausage, lettuce, herbs, pickled vegetables, crispy garlic, and sweet chile fish sauce. The fresh crunch and soft noodles made this the most layered dish of the visit.
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"Start with the lunch-special pho and the Vietnamese coffee flight. The broth is clean and savory rather than heavy, and the bowl is packed with meat. If you want the most distinctive food order, add the bánh hỏi with nem pork sausage. Just plan your parking approach before you arrive because the tiny lot sits beside the freeway entrance."
— Eat in SGV Team
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If you're craving a solid banh mi in SGV, Banh Mi My Tho is a must. There are three locations, we went to the Rosemead spot on Garvey and tried the #1 Special and #4 Grilled Sausage. The baguette is light, extra-crispy, and never dry. The #1 comes packed with four kinds of meat, pate, and pickled veggies, balanced, flavorful, and always hits the spot.
Vietnamese spot in Alhambra. Pho.