Nami Asian Noodle Bar

Pho Oxtail was a great experience: finished a bowl of noodles while the broth was still hot.

The restaurant is newly renovated, bright atmosphere, very clean, neat, and cozy ambience. It’s neat as you can draw on the chalk board with chalk board markers. We made our own art on the board.

•The noodle bowls were quite good; good ratio of meat and noodles •The service quality exceeds what I expected •Prices are very reasonable •They also played music videos while I was there if they are not busy •Friendly owners and staff

We tried the following:

Mì Quảng - noodle dish from central Vietnam with less broth (the broth was flavorful I had to request extra broth), yellow egg noodles, fresh veggies (including lettuce, fresh bean sprouts) and herbs, shrimp, pork, chicken, roasted peanuts, fried shallots, a rice cracker, and quail egg. The pork and chicken were juicy and tender. The broth was tangy with a bit of sweetness.

Bún bò Huế- Spicy beef soup with thick round rice noodles, pork knuckle, sliced beef. It came with a garnish side of huge mound of fresh bean sprouts, mint, lettuce, herbs, 2 wedges of lemon, and jalapeño peppers to mix into the noodle bowl. Bún bò Huế noodle bowl was so good in the savory beef broth with a hint of sweetness and spices.

Phở - the traditional Vietnamese noodle bowl. The broth was light, clear, and infused with flavor. It was served with bean sprouts, jalapenos, basil, and lime on the side. The size was generous with ample noodles, tender meat and lots of fresh sprouts and basil. I added a squeeze of fresh lime, hoisin and Sriracha sauces.

Cơm Sườn (Pork Chop and Rice topped with sunny side egg) - These Vietnamese pork chops have a perfect balance of sweet and savory. The grilled pork chop is marinated with lemongrass.

When you’re done with the meal, go to the cash register to pay.

Be sure to try their fresh fruit smoothies!

I will come back and try their pho oxtail soon.

What’s is so spectacular about Pho Oxtail that I have frequently dined in 3 times already is that the restaurant contributes 10% of their profit towards Vietnam for school education. That warms my heart like their cà phê đá (Vietnamese Coffee).