Restaurant Review: Pho 75

When the weather cools down, one of my favorite things to eat to keep me warm is pho. If you don't know what pho is then here is a brief description from Wikipedia:

"Vietnamese noodle soup, usually served with beef or chicken. The soup includes noodles made from rice and is often served with Vietnamese basil, lime, and bean sprouts that are added to the soup by the person who is dining."

My picture from dinner a few days ago.

You can also add hoison sauce and/or sriacha sauce to the broth if you want more sweet and spice. There are tons of pho restaurants in DC and VA and I've tried a handful. My favorite is Pho 75 located next to Ray's Hell Burger in Rosslyn. The price is excellent and their meat and broth are the best I've had. I would suggest this place before trying any of the pricier options like Pho DC in Chinatown.

If you like your brisket meat to be a little more well-done then I would suggest ordering the pho chin, but if you're into rare steak then go with the pho tai.

Another great thing about this restaurant is that you can be in and out the door within 30 minutes. The staff seats you right away and your bowl of delicious goodness come out of the kitchen not long after you order.

The address is: 1721 Wilson Blvd., Arlington, VA 22209