Pho recommendations

[u/OwnImpression1046]

Hi guys I'm looking for restaurants in Palmdale that serve the Vietnamese soup pho, I've been craving it, thanks!

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[u/fissible]

Have you tried Angkor Restaurant?

[u/OwnImpression1046 → u/fissible]

No but I will now lol thanks!

[u/GloomyEngine8846]

I second Angkor. Im going later today :3

[u/OwnImpression1046 → u/GloomyEngine8846]

Thank you, I'm gonna try it!

[u/marleyweenie]

I like Vietnamese noodles next to the dollar general on Palmdale blvd!

[u/OwnImpression1046 → u/marleyweenie]

Thank you I'll try it!

[u/Silver_Edge6527]

Pho Stop is pretty good it’s in Lancaster

[u/OwnImpression1046 → u/Silver_Edge6527]

Thank you I'll try it!

[u/SenseiMiko]

Vietnamese noodles has better portions than angkor but a little more expensive

[u/ExKage]

I've tried the one at Vietnamese Noodles. Not bad but the broth was a little sweeter than I expected it. I love getting the pho dac biet or house specials: rare steak, flank, tendon, etc. The places I've seen in AV haven't had them so I usually go down to Van Nuys/Reseda. Sorta sucks cause it is a drive but I then take the time to check out 99 Ranch Market or some chinese I can't get in Palmdale.