WONDER PHO

"This user suggests that the dish at WonderPho resembles Bo Kho more than Bun Bo Hue."

"A Vietnamese person from Houston agrees that NYC pho is generally disappointing. They specifically mention Banh Anh Em as lacking and underwhelming."

"This commenter states that the appearance of the dish, described as too oily and spicy, makes it unappealing to them."

"This commenter finds it difficult to find authentic pho and bun bo hue in NYC, noting that the best they've had recently was in Westminster, California."

"Echoing a previous sentiment, this commenter states they haven't had good pho in the NYC area for a long time and recently had the best pho in Westminster, California."

"This commenter believes the broth at WonderPho is too opaque and stew-like for authentic bun bo hue and notes the absence of traditional herbs and vegetables."

"This user claims there are no truly authentic pho options in NYC, contrasting it with experiences in Houston, California, and Philadelphia. They suggest that the praise for NYC pho comes from people who haven't had better elsewhere."

"This user implies that people who hype up NYC pho shops haven't experienced authentic pho in Vietnam or other better locations."

"This commenter had a very negative experience at WonderPho, finding a rubber band in their pho on one visit and a baby roach on another."

"This user makes a humorous comment suggesting 'WonderIfYoureGoingToGetFoodPoisoning' was a potential name for the restaurant."

"The original poster highly recommends WonderPho, praising its delicious broth, bouncy noodles, and generous meat portions. They even prefer it over traditional pho and suggest trying the coconut jelly."