Pho (Eden Center style) is a signature dish of United States; we have verified places to eat it in Washington DC. Vietnamese beef noodle soup, simmered overnight from oxtail and shin and finished with rice noodles, herbs and lime, the staple of the metro-DC Vietnamese diaspora. Start with where to eat Pho (Eden Center style) in Washington DC.
Pho (Eden Center style) · Washington DC
Vietnamese beef noodle soup, simmered overnight from oxtail and shin and finished with rice noodles, herbs and lime, the staple of the metro-DC Vietnamese diaspora.
The Washington metro area has the third-largest Vietnamese-American population in the United States, concentrated at Eden Center in Falls Church and along Wilson Boulevard in Arlington. The community settled there from the 1975 fall of Saigon onward; Eden Center, opened 1984, became the cultural anchor. Pho, the long-simmered beef noodle soup, is the staple dish: oxtail, shin and beef bones simmered overnight with charred ginger, onion, star anise, cassia and clove, then strained over rice noodles and finished with rare beef slices, herbs, bean sprouts and lime. Within the city limits, Pho 14, Pho Viet on 14th Street and Pho 75 in Rosslyn run the canonical bowls.
Where to eat in Washington DC:
- Pho 14 Columbia Heights
Where to eat Pho (Eden Center style) in Washington DC: the editor picks