The Glammed Traveler

Most Asian countries have different way of presenting noodle soups. Some prefer it crispy, spicy, sweet, and salty. To understand most Asian countries way of celebrating noodles, one has to visit their place personally  and have a taste of their authentic noodle cuisine.

Good thing, Filipinos need not to travel to Vietnam just to have a taste of its authentic noodle soup. Known as Pho worldwide, Vietnamese boasts of their special way of preparing noodle soup, originally served either with beef or chicken.


With the arrival of Pho24, Vietnamese Pho Noodle House located at Powerplant Mall Makati, Filipinos can have a wide array of Vietnamese cuisines from spring rolls, iced coffee and of course, their authentic noodle soups.

The restaurant, owned by Nam An Group, the biggest restaurant chain in Vietnam continuous to serve enriched, authentic Asian cuisines in most parts of Asia.

As appetizer, the restaurant offers two choices. Munch on Cha Gio, a non greasy fried spring roll best enjoyed when wrapped on the vegetable side dish, and dipped on a moderately spiced chilli sauce. But for non fried lover, one can enjoy Goi Cuon, fresh spring rolls, almost the same tang but of different preparation.

For the main course, diners can now choose from chicken, beef, or chicken for their Pho. The noodles mad from rice is also served with basil, lime, bean sprouts, and peppers for another twist of tang.

To enjoy the dishes more, Pho24 recommends a choice of hot or cold coffee as a perfect partner, to neutralizes palate.

For rice lover, enjoy their best seller Vietnamese fried rice, cooked best on a non greasy way and best paired with prawn sticks dipped on sweet sour sauce.

To tap it all, sweet tooths crumble on sweet beans favored with rich coconut milk, pandan, and riched sweet flavorings served either cold or hot.

Indeed, a country's culture can easily be defined through a fine taste of their cuisine-rich, defined, and carefully structured. For inquiries, please feel free to visit Pho24 located at PowerPlant Mall in Makati or you may call (63 2) 897-8088.