Hoa Xuan is a small Vietnamese place that is open for breakfast and lunch (up till 6pm, if I remember correctly). We had breakfast there one day.*
The tables were decorated with the restaurant name and some of the menu.
I tried the pho, but didn't find it very good.
With the condiments:
Actually I'm not even sure which condiments were supposed to be used with the pho. When the pho was brought to our table, they went to another table to get the three condiments for us. But were they all for the pho, or for the other dishes?
My mother ordered the tried-and-approved dish of beef dry noodles (I can't remember its Vietnamese name).
This one was good... I took another photo of it when we were almost finished eating, because I felt that it looked totally different after the noodles were mixed.
The third item that we ordered was banh mi. This one was disappointing... the meat inside was meatballs and therefore very unevenly spread out in the sandwich. The sauce wasn't very interesting either.
Personally, among these three dishes, I would only go back for the dry noodles. They have pork dry noodles too, for those who don't eat beef. As for the other dishes that we didn't try, who knows? Maybe there's another good one waiting to be found...
* This post is about my trip back to Kuantan during the first week of October.
The tables were decorated with the restaurant name and some of the menu.
I tried the pho, but didn't find it very good.
With the condiments:
Actually I'm not even sure which condiments were supposed to be used with the pho. When the pho was brought to our table, they went to another table to get the three condiments for us. But were they all for the pho, or for the other dishes?
My mother ordered the tried-and-approved dish of beef dry noodles (I can't remember its Vietnamese name).
This one was good... I took another photo of it when we were almost finished eating, because I felt that it looked totally different after the noodles were mixed.
The third item that we ordered was banh mi. This one was disappointing... the meat inside was meatballs and therefore very unevenly spread out in the sandwich. The sauce wasn't very interesting either.
Personally, among these three dishes, I would only go back for the dry noodles. They have pork dry noodles too, for those who don't eat beef. As for the other dishes that we didn't try, who knows? Maybe there's another good one waiting to be found...
* This post is about my trip back to Kuantan during the first week of October.
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