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Pho and More from San Joses Thriving Vietnamese Enclave MOFAD

Pho and More from San Joses Thriving Vietnamese Enclave MOFAD

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Rating: 4.5; Vote: 2
San Joses Vietnamese enclave began when refugees fled after the fall of Saigon in 1975; in the ensuing decades, it has grown to a thriving community over 180, 000 strong. Old traditions mingle with modern conveniences in this Silicon Valley tech center, where family businesses many with several generations working alongside each other serve up dishes from across the Vietnamese peninsula. Watch the video above to learn more
Date: 2020-05-20

Comments and reviews: 7


I'm not Vietnamese but I was born and raised in San Jose. 408 gotta represent! I don't live there anymore but I still crave Vietnamese food. Damn I even go out of my way here in the Netherlands to find ingredients just to make my own pho, bahn mi and spring rolls. Vietnamese food is the shit!
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Viet food's just so dynamic. It has balance in heavyness and lightness, saltiness and sweetness. So good. When people think Viet food all they think is Pho but I'm like yooOOo you've yet to try the Bun Rieu. Banh Xeo. nem nuong. I could go on. San Jo is where it's at.
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I haven't been home in 11 months, but I was born and raised in San Jose, CA. Seeing this was immensely touching - I knew almost all of the locations and even the streets in the video. Really got me homesick and I can't wait until I fly back.
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Largest Vietnamese population in California outside of Orange County westminster, garden grove & fountain valley. Bolsa street. I would say viet foods in San Jose is better than the one from Orange County.
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Hey eater can you do some episodes on New Jersey cuisine or any dining on a dime episodes featuring Lucas. I've been to so many bakeries in New Jersey and the amount of ethnic food is spectacular.
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As Pho is taken from the Vietnamese written language, why did the translator not write it PHA the way it s pronounced rather than PHO which is always mispronounced. Time for it to be spelled PHA!
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haLLo its me at QUETTA form Balochistani will SOONER take 1boat LOAD of peaceFULL vietnamese than the troublesome boatpople in the medditterannean thank U v. niceLEY
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