Salt Lake City Vietnamese Restaurants
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Cuisine - Vietnamese
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 Cafe Trang I have been a patron of Cafe Trang since they opened their doors. The food is fresh and impeccably done. The surroundings are comfortable and the staff is superb! Service is fast and friendly and the food arrives very quickly after you place your order. The prices are reasonable and the food is some of the best Vietnamese I have ever encoutnered. I have Vietnamese friends and they won't eat anywhere else. Almost every item on the Chinese / Vietnamese menu is exceptional - especially the hot and sour soup, the broth will blow you away!! 307 West 200 South  A Jewel - A Gem... Tay Ho Tay Ho is temporarily closed for remodeling. They are also moving one block north. When we get word of their grand-reopening, we will post it here. At the north corner of the Terrace Apartments at 1810 south main street. The Terrace Cafe's sign from over ten years ago is still in place. It is now my absolute favorite for Pho-Noodle Soup, pronounced Fuh. Tay Ho specializes in it, it is what they do best. I have been going there every week for the past six months. One bowl of this soup is a full meal. The steak or brisket will be slightly cooked by the boiling broth to the perfect "medium" by the time the order reaches your table. Nothing special to look at inside this small eatery, old tables and chairs, etc., just fantastic Pho soup! ***Two good friends of ours, Brad and Tee introduced us to this culinery delight and here are Brad's exact words..."There are a few different types of Pho, but in general it consists of thin rice noodles in a basic beef broth. Added to this are onions, cilantro, ginger, and thin slices of beef (steak, flank, brisket), and/or tendon, tripe, or meatballs. Additionally, one is usually provided with a side plate of basil, beansprouts, and lime to add as one wishes. It is also common to add Hoisin (Oyster sauce) and the popular Thai hot sauce Sriracha. The North Vietnamese version usually contains thicker noodles and spring onions. There is nothing quite like it in the world, and one of the most sensual culinary experiences one can have. Once a bowl is consumed it's hard to deny the drug-like "high" you'll feel as you leave the restaurant. It's also nice that the average bowl of Pho will cost you around 6.00 and that's with tax! 7.00 for a large bowl. Not bad for an exotic, erotic experience that is good for you!" Tay Ho is temporarily closed for remodeling. They are also moving one block north. When we get word of their grand-reopening, we will post it here. |