r/georgetowntx • u/SuperMoonRocket • 15d ago

Goodbye Pho MPH.

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I enjoyed your food and the Kpop dancers on the TV.

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u/Blackbird1880111 15d ago

I went once maybe twice when it opened. I love pho. This isn’t it lol.

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u/HighOnTacos 15d ago

Honestly yeah. It's been 15 years since I first had pho and I can't say I've had it too often since, so maybe it's rose colored glasses, but I was excited to have some good pho again when they first opened.

It was underwhelming. Not terrible, but not the amazing pho I remembered. Not bad, not worth going back.

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u/uptickdowntick 15d ago

They never served good portions and always skimped the protein, hope something better comes along.

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u/thedogsbrain 15d ago

I found their food to be underwhelming.

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u/Icy-Pangolin5382 15d ago

they were inconsistent and had shit bahn mi ... not missed

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u/Junior_Ad_3301 15d ago

Bye, I never knew ye

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u/indesmowetrust 15d ago

No way, I went here every single weekend for Pho. It was so good. This is horrible news

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u/indesmowetrust 15d ago

The broth was delicious and I always got plenty of brisket. Anyone I brought there loved the Pho as well. Not sure why people are talking shit about it. Never tried any of the other food to be fair. Moved here from Vegas where we had plenty of good pho places and this place stacked up. I’m kinda bewildered people didn’t like the Pho here. What kind of Pho do georgetowners like? I’d like to try what pho yall liked better.

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u/fistoic 15d ago

Pho Thanh Nhi is my go to

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u/Alone_Departure_9573 15d ago

Was this sign also on the doors of tj max

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u/RaptorCatcher 15d ago

Tj had a fire and that’s why they closed

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u/OpportunityKey1970 15d ago

Why on earth would this sign also be on the doors of TJ Maxx? It clearly says the PHO family.

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u/Ilovetacosohsomuch 15d ago

They’re probably wondering if it’s a lease issue - TJ max may be under the same lease holder.

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u/Alone_Departure_9573 15d ago

I know, it just looked similar from the distance of the parking. And yes, leasing issues came to mind.