Before I moved this was my go to place for pho! It’s vegan & even tho it’s not too spicy, it still taste good and can clear sinuses when I was sick, I sometimes go if I’m in the city. The spring rolls are pretty yummy too.
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goldentone
Oooh where is that?
GoblinCacciatore
I’m not a vegan or a vegetarian but vegan Pho is legit one of the best ways to eat that clean. I’m not gonna shy away from flavor and sometimes curry or pho, or panset made vegan/vegetarian is the best stuff. Plus those types of chefs get their kicks on bold flavors so spices are more important and if you ask for really spicy they understand. Also some of the best hangover foods I’ve seen in my travels.
traxxes
If you ever have the opportunity to visit or be invited to a Vietnamese Buddhist temple, that’s where you’ll get hands down the best vegan/vegetarian pho or bun Bo hue you’ll ever try, for free to boot. Since devout Buddhists abstain from meat especially the monks, they manage to create their regular food just completely meat free.
They use many things that imitate meat better than all these beyond burgers can, everything is either soy, vegetable or fruit flesh based.
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Oooh where is that?
I’m not a vegan or a vegetarian but vegan Pho is legit one of the best ways to eat that clean. I’m not gonna shy away from flavor and sometimes curry or pho, or panset made vegan/vegetarian is the best stuff. Plus those types of chefs get their kicks on bold flavors so spices are more important and if you ask for really spicy they understand. Also some of the best hangover foods I’ve seen in my travels.
If you ever have the opportunity to visit or be invited to a Vietnamese Buddhist temple, that’s where you’ll get hands down the best vegan/vegetarian pho or bun Bo hue you’ll ever try, for free to boot. Since devout Buddhists abstain from meat especially the monks, they manage to create their regular food just completely meat free.
They use many things that imitate meat better than all these beyond burgers can, everything is either soy, vegetable or fruit flesh based.
Man, I was really, really hoping for a recipe