So basically i was kinda hungry when we got there at around 3 smtg in the evening, we ate our breakfast kinda late, so we got hungry kinda late too.
We decided to try out this noodle house in Curve which is quite secluded and i think not many ppl know its existence in the Curve even though its been there for ages. LOL.
This particular noodle house is call Pho Hoa, its a vietnamese restaurant that serves delicious beef noodle, which i reckon has the best beef noodle i have ever tasted in Malaysia, except for the braised beef noodle in Taiwan, which was orgasmic. hahaha...!!




The food is rather cheap in Pho Hoa with the amount of meat and beef balls they served. The normal portion is about 12 ringgit and the large portion comes about 15 ringgit, which is very affordable.
The drip coffee only cost 5 ringgit and it tasted so much better than starbucks or coffee bean or what so ever coffee that is available.
Pho Hoa restaurant is located on the ground floor along the Street. If i am not mistaken, the shop is located somewhere behind of TGI fridays, its worth visiting though. =)