Pho 10 Ly Quoc Su(Co So 1)

On the first day in Hanoi, the hotel staff recommended us to eat at this restaurant. They only have beef, no wonder the hotel staff asked us if we wanted beef. We chose well-done, and then ordered another serving of fried dough sticks. The noodles cost 60K, and the fried dough sticks seemed to be 10. The taste was good, the soup base was delicious, and it tasted different when soaked with fried dough sticks. The amount of beef was quite sufficient, but I felt a little bit overwhelmed at the end, and later I thought it might be better to order a mixture of half well-done and half medium-done. There was only lemon on the table, no one-pot dish. I added a lot of lemon, I liked the taste. The sliced ​​chili was super spicy. I brought my baby in the stroller, and the waiter specially arranged a corner seat for me and carefully turned off the fan. Someone who wanted to sit over immediately said that there was a baby, and he was reassigned a seat.

Please don't ask for the environment or service when eating here, because the food has already taken away all your attention. The sweetness of the soup, the harmony of the noodles, and the texture of the meat occupy all your senses. In the end, I wanted to have a second bowl.

I ordered one portion of well-done and one portion of medium-done beef. I met a lovely local who was very enthusiastic about guiding me. I added lime, garlic vinegar and chili to make it taste even better. The soup was very sour and the rice noodles tasted very good.

Pho 10 has been in business for decades in Hanoi. The shop is a product of the planned economy era. The Autumn Cooperative (HOP TAC XA MUA THU) opened this shop and named it after the house number. In addition to chicken noodles, beef noodles, and mixed noodles (meaning all kinds of meat), there are also classic Vietnamese dishes, such as spring rolls and water spinach. Pho 10 is basically around 30,000 VND, which is about 10 yuan. Ly Quoc Si ​​Road is a very lively street in the center of Hanoi, especially at night. It takes only 5 minutes to walk from the shop to the Cathedral or Hoan Kiem Lake. There are many bars, cafes, Western restaurants and small hotels here, and tourists from all over the world will come here to visit or stay. The business of the shop is very good, and there are many foreign customers, but they are mainly old Hanoi people who are used to this taste. The waiter's English is fine, and communication is definitely not a problem. At least you can order dishes by looking at the pictures. The shop usually uses cash to settle the bill, and it has not yet reached the stage of swiping cards and online payment. The noodles in the shop are OK and taste good. The shop is small and mainly uses fans. There is no air conditioning yet, so it is sometimes quite hot in the shop.

This is a famous rice noodle shop near Hanoi Cathedral. Many tourists come here because of its reputation. The price of rice noodles is one of the most expensive in the area, but the beef is very good and can be eaten almost raw. You can taste thick and thin slices of beef and two kinds of beef tendons when you order a bowl of mixed beef rice noodles. It is full at dinner time and you usually have to wait in line for a seat.

Michelin recommended, I don't really like noodles, so it's neither good nor bad. It's a roadside stall, there are a lot of people, the environment is just average. The meat is still delicious, you can choose medium rare

Pho 10 is located on the same road as St. Joseph's Church. Its orange sign is very conspicuous. Although the store is small and the location is relatively remote, it has many customers. The store uses an open kitchen, so customers can see the operation of the kitchen and the chef's cooking. Therefore, the hygiene quality is guaranteed. The soup is mainly made from beef bones, without adding MSG, and is sweet and fragrant. The rice noodles in the store are mainly light in taste. You can choose half-cooked or fully cooked beef. The rice noodles are smooth and have a good taste.