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This joint is open 24 hours!!! Sold. I had the pho dac biet, and it was super good. The broth was flavorful and clear and the meat was, surprisingly, very tender. The noodles were firm and everything was just delicious. I would normally order pho thai rather than pho dac biet, but I was feeling like a fatty and went ahead with it. The wait staff were friendly and patient so that's always a plus. The facility was CLEAN!! Now, that's something you don't see very often in pho joints. I also ordered the che ba mau (three-color dessert) and it was just okay. It was in a small cup and I was charged $3.50. Kinda pricey, but, meh, I've had better. I took my parents here (who grew up in Vietnam and are self-proclaimed pho connoisseurs) and they really liked the food. Score! I pat myself in the back. The only downside was that it's a little pricier (by $1 or $2) than what my family and I were used to paying compared to pho in LA . A couple dollars may not seem as much, but it'll add up. That aside, come here and enjoy the pho....Pick your answer from:
A). negative;
B). positive; I think the answer is
B).