Sentences with phrase «ate pho»

I once made the mistake of going to Phnom Penh for New Year's when I should have just stayed in Ho Chi Minh and ate some pho.

It reminds me of the first time I ate pho at a Vietnamese restaurant that my sister introduced me to.

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We actually didn't eat here while we were in London (we ate at the one in Liverpool), but I can tell you it was some of the best pho I've had.

The best thing I ate this year was Pho from a little hole in the wall place near my apt that I've walked by a million times but hadn't given a chance till this summer.

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One of the main reasons I'm excited for a little vacation, other than getting to travel with my hubs, see some amazing scenery, and eat all the Pho, is because I really need a break from language learning.

I can eat noodle soup all day every day here, but nothing beats Pho in my opinion.

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It makes it so easy to make then in a few hours you'll have a nice not bowl of Pho ready to eat for dinner.

Vietnamese might not be the first cuisine you think of when eating in Austin, but for banh mi on house - baked bread and hangover - curing pho in oh - so - cool digs, this spot could change your thinking.

Here are a few things I ate last week: pho ga, xiao long bao (a.k.a. soup dumplings), migas tacos, and a falafel sandwich.

Soaked in the fragrant broth that pho is famous for, the zoodles will make you feel like you're eating a big bowl of carbs, when really, there isn't a single pasta noodle in sight.

Parents who directly and actively engage their children in healthy living behaviour — instead of passively «supporting» the behaviour — are significantly more likely to see their kids meet Canadian guidelines when it comes to physical activity, healthy eating and screen time, new research from Public Health Ontario (PHO) has found.

I've been dying to make Lauren's (from Eating with a Purpose) Pho Salad since last summer.

Pho: We know Pho very well in America, but did you know it is a staple in China to eat it for breakfast.

The Vietnamese people in my city seem to eat bone broth (Pho) constantly.

Waking up a 3 am was a daily occurrence, and sitting in the hotel room at 5 pm with the curtains drawn, trying to be quiet while eating take - out pho was a bit difficult as well.

If you ever spy my breakfasts on Instagram while in Asian countries it would be a good insight to this love of mine... eating my favourites of dumplings, pho, fried rice, noodles, ramen etc to start the day.

Whether it's pho — a steaming broth brimming with rare beef and rice noodles best eaten streetside in Hanoi's Old Quarter — or juicy lemongrass prawns sizzling in a wok amid the colorful markets of Ho Chi Minh City, the food of Vietnam can wow your taste buds and inspire your imagination.

A devoted chowhound could spend weeks just eating his way through Vegas's Chinatown, oriented along Spring Mountain Road, jumping from pho shop to boba tea shop, Hawaiian poke joint to Macanese bakery, Taiwanese noodle house to Mongolian barbecue.

My inability to provide a concrete answer has made me wonder if my own Canadian experience has been hindered, eating Portuguese sandwiches and Vietnamese pho for sustenance.

«Eat a big bowl of Pho for less than $ 1; [or take one of] many free walking tours that take you through the Old Quarter Hanoi exploring areas you normally wouldn't go to.

They were light and healthy, and I ended up eating them daily along with steaming bowls of pho, stir - fried noodles, and delicious coconut sorbet.

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