Sentiment analysis: Good old American food
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Sentiment analysis: Forget Pho Real (because it's not good and worth it) this restaurant is the best pho restaurant near my house. This is the restaurant I would go to if I had a craving for pho, and because I basically live right next to a string of pho restaurants I get to have a picking. Ben Thanh is right next door and I have tried both, so you can say I have experience of which one is better. Coming in here, the dining area is basically an extended hallway. Tables line right next to the windows and in the back, there are bathrooms. I remember back back in the day when I was a youngling, there used to be an arcade and my brother and I would go and play Galatica. Darn Aliens! Anyways, since the years have passed there have been several owners and now it's nicer and cleaner. I usually order either Goi Cuon (Fresh spring rolls) or Cha Gio (Fried spring rolls) along with my Dac Biet (Pho with basically everything in it). The reason why I say this place is better than most Pho restaurants is because: 1. It's cheap. Pho, shouldn't be expensive. 2. The amount you get is well worth the money. The amount of noodles compared to other places is a huge difference. If you get the largest size, I guarantee you'll be full. In comparison to other places where the portions are so ridiculous, even if you order their largest size you're still hungry after. 3. The broth and quality of the soup. Yes, maybe some other places have a better broth, but lets face it... We're here for the noodles and everything else that comes with it, not the soup. However, the soup does flavor the noodles and gives the overall dish its umph. But, if there's more soup than noodles that's where the problem lies. So you must be wondering what Dac Biet is. Dac Biet is basically Pho (thin rice noodles) and inside the broth comes the meats. Of course there's different types of meats you can order, but Dac Biet is basically a combination of all the meats. So Tripe, Meatballs, Tendon, Beef Flank, etc. There's a good amount of meat in this, which is why I crave it so. Overall, this place is delicious. An Hoa is a hole in the wall type of place, but you know what that means. They have best stuff, well at least around this area. (For the South Side, look for my review of Saigon Palace) But overall, if you're in the area and craving for Pho come here and you won't be disappointed.
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Sentiment analysis: This place is really good and tastes better than the Garcias chain restaurants. My department comes here to eat every year after we volunteer at St. Mary's food bank and this place has great service, they're fast at bringing out the food, everything is pretty tasty and overall a good Mexican restaurant.
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positive