best pho

[KandiiStarzz]

I'm not a huge fan of pho but I keep hearing good things about 888 i think?

[E2]

Originally Posted by Holy Cannoli

Went to pho van past two days and their bun bo hue is delish! Was curious about both the Ramen joint and chinese BBQ next door?

Ramen place is great!

Miso Hot is my fav.

http://ramen-tatsuya.com/

BBQ place is also pretty good.

Also, Sunflower, just North of the market is pretty good, but not as good as Pho Van (IMHO).

[derek303]

Originally Posted by Holy Cannoli

Went to pho van past two days and their bun bo hue is delish! Was curious about both the Ramen joint and chinese BBQ next door?

The Chinese joint next door (Din Ho) is wonderful. I get the duck or the BBQ. The place is always rated among the top for seafood as well.

[JadeRose]

Definitely give Phonatics off west anderson lane (north) a try! I love this place, was always my go-to for a quick bowl of pho in a casual, chill environment. Great place to take friends. Also give Pho Saigon in China Town (off north lamar) a try. As for ramen, michi ramen and ramen tatsuya are delish!

[PeteMitchell]

I have yet to be disappointed at any of the local Pho paces. They are all good!
Any recommendations for great Indian food-Chicken Tika marsala?

[Yssup Rider]

Recently tried Tam's Deli on North Lamar. Good bowl of pho. Tiny place, great service. Kim Fung is also very good.

Din Ho remains my favorite Asian restaurant in town hands down.

[Guest120615]

Originally Posted by Victoria Columbari

For the best Pho is a place off of Louis Henna in Round Rock. Its super yummy and haven't found a place better. I know its far north if in south austin. Still worth a drive if you can.

Which one?

There are at least four I'm aware of off Louis Henna in Round Rock: Pho Hoang, Pho Lee, Pho Viet, and Pho Dan.

... or all of them?

Currently, I enjoy Pho Lee.

[Guest120615]

Originally Posted by PeteMitchell

Any recommendations for great Indian food-Chicken Tika marsala?

It's a chain, although a local one that's apparently an offshoot of The Clay Pit, but have you tried Tarka? I've enjoyed practically every item I've ever ordered there.

[SecretE]

Originally Posted by KandiiStarzz

I'm not a huge fan of pho but I keep hearing good things about 888 i think?

Used to go there all the time. However, the place is now always busy and service has suffered. My Viet-Chinese ex also loved Pho Van next to Din Ho, and Sunflower, in the same shopping center.

[SecretE]

Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

Recently tried Tam's Deli on North Lamar. Good bowl of pho. Tiny place, great service. Kim Fung is also very good.

Din Ho remains my favorite Asian restaurant in town hands down.

If you work more up by Tech Ridge/Parmer, try Ho Ho as well. Apparently it is staffed by people who used to work at Din Ho. May even be better than Din Ho (as hard as that is to believe).

[LordBeaverbrook]

Pho Thaison on Anderson is also very good and has wide menu, but the Pork Belly Steamed Bun appetizer is to die for. Pho Van has always been very good to me, Sunflower has a hot pot that is smokey and amazing - I always get the seafood - it is smoked on charcoal in a cracked pot wired together so it gets the smoke. Din Ho and Ramen Tatsuya are in the same center and always excellent. I think there is more fantastic Asian food in that center than anywhere on earth. Baguette House on N. Lamar has amazing Banh Mi and last but certainly not least Mushashino over on Mopac just south of Anderson has an amazing Ramen as well as great sushi and the amaebi are amazing with the fried head and shell.

LB