I had been missing Vietnamese food since I'd lived in Berlin and here in Lisbon you can't find any. Fortunately, Pho Pu opened and I was there to taste the amazingly fresh and vibrant Vietnamese cuisine.
The place is small and busy, but luckily you won't have a problem finding a table. It's located at one of my favourite streets of Mouraria quarter, Rua do Bem Formoso, just two blocks from Martim Moniz square.
The menu is quite simple. I started with some fresh vegetarian gyozas with cold beer as I impatiently waited for the pho. When it finally arrived, it had everything I was wishing for: the fresh watercress and cilantro served in a side dish with the hot chillis, and the pho: a well seasoned, clear but very tasty chicken broth with soy bean sprouts, combining the pungent, strong aromas from the fish sauce with all the spices. Delicious!
Definitely a place to try. It's really cheap and serves generous portions.
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