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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would just do pho bc the flavors are more straightforward…if you’re dead set on forcing someone to eat Asian noodles. [/quote] I have to disagree. For the novice, the Pho broth can be overwhelming. Ramen broth is more subtle in flavors (Shoya) and close to the Top Ramen they've probably had already. Pho broth is spice forward with lemongrass and other things - not spicy but not "plain" broth.[/quote] I am also confused by the pho suggestion. The broth is definitely less familiar. Ramen noodles, especially if you get curly, are way easier to manage than pho noodles. I love pho, but if you are looking to chain from something like chicken noodle soup, ramen broth with noodles and meat is a good next step.[/quote]
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