In 1954, Vietnam was split into two, and nearly 1 million people moved from the north to the south to escape communism. They took their beloved pho moved with them.

But as the sign says, Bowl of Pho is all about the pho — that oversized bowl of Vietnam soup heaven filled with beef, chicken or seafood in a rich, spiced, beef-based broth that feels as if it ...

After World War II, the French lost control of Vietnam to Japan, followed by civil war and the country’s split into North Vietnam and South Vietnam in 1954. The North was a Communist regime; South ...

Pho was popularised in the city of Hanoi in Vietnam's north — today the national capital. Back in 1954, the country was divided into two: a communist north and anti-communist south.

Chad said pho is delicious, but he doesn’t eat it regularly, and just orders it for breakfast, or late at night, or when he falls sick. Most recently, he visited a well-known pho restaurant on Tran ...

Take Pho 75, for instance, whose number commemorates 1975–the year of the fall of Saigon and the end of the Vietnam War. On the West Coast, the popular Pho 54 restaurant chain pays honor to 1954–the ...

Her father worked for the South Vietnam Air Force, and her family was airlifted to the U.S. after the fall of Saigon. Her husband, Adam, arrived in 1984 when he was 16 years old.

Pho was popularised in the city of Hanoi in Vietnam's north — today the national capital. Back in 1954, the country was divided into two: a communist north and anti-communist south.