Pho Tai restaurant in Safeway Plaza
Monday, January 23, 2012
Next to JoAnn Fabric in Safeway Plaza 155th and Aurora |
By Kathy and Bob Plant
My husband and I are always on the lookout for a good bowl of pho, a vietnamese rice noodle soup. Recently in our travels around Shoreline we discovered Pho tai, a small restaurant hidden just south of Joann Fabrics in the little strip mall below Safeway on 155th and Aurora.
Vermicelli noodle salad bowl at Pho tai Photo by Kathy/Bob Plant |
Their pho is consistently delicious and topped with sliced onions, thai basil, sprouts, cilantro, and your choice of various cuts of meat or tofu. The vegetables are always fresh and the flavor of the broth is heavenly. Their pho comes in three sizes ranging from $4.99 to $6.99.
The interior is clean and quiet Photo by Bob/Kathy Plant |
Pho tai is clean, comfortable, and has plenty of seating. It is not fancy. I would avoid the benches on one side of the restaurant if you are planning on a leisurely meal as they are a little firm for those used to cushions. It is a great place for conversation around a good meal as there is no background music. The service is friendly, consistent, and helpful. We have been there at least four times in the last month and each time have had the same waitress and cook. Each meal is prepared individually so comes to the table hot and attractively arranged.
Spring roll in peanut sauce Photo by Bob/Kathy Plant |
Banh Mi Thit Heo BBQ Pork Sandwich at Pho tai Photo by Kathy/Bob Plant |
Pho tai has a full vietnamese menu. We can also recommend the vermicelli noodle salad and the vietnamese sandwiches. If you have never had a vietnamese sandwich, you are missing a real treat. Flavorful vegetables and meat served inside a crunchy fresh french roll.
Pho Tai
Vietnamese Cuisine and Teriyaki
15210 Aurora Avenue North, Shoreline, WA 98133
206-364-5448
Corrected and Updated 12-29-2012 11:22am
2 comments:
YES! Thank you.
Tried this place out the other night. The non-pho items were really really greasy. Rather still go to Pho Than brothers for pho too.
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