Across the street from a little comic shop that goes by the name Pulp Fiction Ccomics, . aAn eye catching sign in the area was brightly displayed that read in high semi dark green and white letters reading PhoShow, "open late.". A semi-hidden Vietnamese rice noodle soup shop that instantly catches your eye as you come near it.
On the same street there lies a vast amount of many other eateries, starting from Plant based Burgers all the way to Mediterranean Salad restaurants. While waiting in the immensely comfortable black cushioned chairs the noise of many people laughing and smiling as steaming hot bowls of soup and noodles came together in beautiful aroma flooding their dinner tables as watch through the glass. Taking a glance inside, there's something that seems to pop in vibrance in both color and as a drink itself.
As the thought came to mind, so did the waiter rushing out politely yelling, "Table for the Torres Family is ready.". Patiently with tons of excitement once again we stepped into PhoShow. Noting the urban golden brown bench seats that allow for you to have an abundance of daydream's about studying in alone coffee shops alone studies. Samantha, our waiter, was surely a delight, taking orders as you could see her floating from section to section taking orders. Surely no one can deny that being at this place gives them a good vibe and radiant energy almost, the environment at PhoShow felt like a happy yet hectic family gathering where you sit there and laugh.
As Samantha came by for the second time and took the family'ies orders I was filled with eager as I ordered Chicken Rice Noodle Soup. UApon waiting, one of the key things that stood out is it's customers a group of guys reading the latest comic of DC Dark Metal series Issue 6. Finally after a period of time the food had finally as it was placed on the table the steam from the bowl rose, it's curvature followed the air and went up to the bright ceiling lights. The smell of the restaurant was unbeatable the smells of chile, hot broth, and perfectly cooked chicken, steak, and shrimp lit up the room scentedly. Finally after a period of time the food had finally as it was placed on the table the steam from the bowl rose, it's curvature followed the air and went up to the bright ceiling lights.
As the soup thrilled me I couldn't help to add condiments to the soup including fresh cut jalapeños, some spices such as sriracha, other hot sauce, cilantro, bean sprouts, basil. The combinations of everything added for a delicious supper , the conversations, and laughs added for a priceless time with my family. I ordered the chicken pho with Thai iced tea. The Thai iced tea had come in its usual brown, with sugary white strips at the very bottom. Without a doubt I drank a totally of 3 ice teas while eating my meal. The rich savory thickness of the Thai iced tea added for a refreshing taste right after a gulp of warm soup.
My experience at PhoShow gave me the outlook to not only have a new attitude toward food but to the restaurant and its people. The experience with trying new food is always a bold move; some people tend to take it slow while others leap a mile away from their comfort zone. Looking previously within the article my brother had fallen victim to the norms of being ordinary because this was his 6th time ordering the same soup, furthermore he could have widen his experiences by letting go of fear the unknown. The takeaway from this is to not fear the unknown, but instead slowly progress in new discoveries so that new culture and food are now known to you.
PhoShow
Pho is a Vietnamese rice noodle soup eatier
LOCATION
4349 Sepulveda Blvd Culver City, CA 90230
PRICES
Pho/ Varies
$6.50 - $12.70
Thai Iced Tea
$3.25
Broccoli Beef and Kung pao Chicken others
$5.25 - $12.25
DETAILS
Sunday - Thursday Friday - Saturday
Lunch: 11:00 am - 3:00 pm Lunch: 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Diner: 5:00 pm - 12:00 am Dinner: 5:00 pm - 11:00 pm
RECOMMENDED DISH
Chicken PHO
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