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Tucson - Restaurants - Vietnamese
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Hoa Mai

Vietnamese family cooking

2547 East Broadway Boulevard
(At Broadway and Tucson boulevards)
Tucson, AZ 85716
United States
+1 520 319 8420

Stop at this small midtown restaurant, meet the Trang family, and have them cook an authentic Vietnamese meal for you suited just to your tastes. One of their favorites is the charbroiled pork or beef served on a rice noodle bowl ($6.95). Do not miss the excellent pho soups that the family is famous for. Mr. and Mrs. Trang will take every effort to make their customers happy; you will leave well-fed and with a new appreciation of Vietnamese hospitality. Beer and wine are available.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Three Sisters

Authentic Vietnamese cuisine 4210 East Speedway Boulevard
(Speedway and Columbus)
Tucson, AZ 85716
United States
+1 520 327 3797 Oriental screens covered with beautiful flowers, Vietnamese music, red napkins on black tables: the decor is right, and the service even better. The young waitress, niece of the three sisters that gave the restaurant its name, is very knowledgeable about the food selections, and you may in fact need some help here choosing from 115 items on the menu. Consult her before making final decisions about chicken, beef, duck, noodle or seafood dishes. And by all means, don't leave without trying an item from the dessert menu, preferably the coconut ice cream. Most dishes are in the $9-$13 range. The bar offers a very limited wine list, but an abundance of tropical cocktails.

Review © 2007, Wcities