Phở Dê Tran Four
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Very nice resturaunt that shares building with sandwich shop. Have outdoor seatings. Surprisingly not loud despite being close to a busy street.
The curry goat wasn't too spicy until I added the chili salt they gave. The goat meat was soft and chewy, but I would have liked if the veggies were stewed a bit more to be softer. Note: it's chinese style curry
The noodle soup was very flavorful. Came with lotus root, which is a really nice addition.
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The curry goat wasn't too spicy until I added the chili salt they gave. The goat meat was soft and chewy, but I would have liked if the veggies were stewed a bit more to be softer. Note: it's chinese style curry
The noodle soup was very flavorful. Came with lotus root, which is a really nice addition.
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Really good experience for the first time here, big portion of food and friendly staffs. Highly recommend if you want to try new flavor of Pho.
The goat pho here is very good, super flavorful and comforting. I ate the goat pho at the restaurant and bought the goat hotpot to go. I even stopped by the market to buy extra vegetables for the hotpot, but honestly they already give a lot of food. The portion was huge and definitely worth it. I will definitely comeback if I have a chance because it’s kinda far from my house 🙂↕️
Hours
| Monday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Thursday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Friday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Sunday | 10AM - 8PM |
Phở Dê Tran Four is a cozy small business within the building that serves goat pho. The goat pho has a light, clear broth that tastes like goat with every sip, and the goat is not gamey at all. The goat cubed chunks have some goat skin and fat that add flavor and texture, with a slight chewiness. The noodles are well cooked, not too soft nor firm, and customers can choose the noodle type, including hu tieu (thin rice noodle) or thicker rice noodle. The side sauce is a fermented tofu paste with a sour yet tofu taste, rich with chill oil that adds a nice kick when the goat is dipped in. The goat curry paired with the soft baguette is another favorite. The pork hock soup hit the spot, and the lotus root tastes good with the pho. A side of perilla leaf salad is very refreshing. The food comes out fast, though the wait for noodles felt a bit longer than it should have, and one downside is the amount of noodles in the soup. The spot is tight but comfy, with a few tables inside and a parking lot in front, and it is a great place to watch the games while grabbing a bite to eat or drinks.