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Pho in France – Petit or Grand Pho, It’ll Be Just Like Home

Pho in France. France has the third largest Vietnamese population outside of Vietnam, and the influence of pho in France is nothing short of phenomenal. Like many other places outside of Vietnam, the popularity of pho in France is undeniable, because where there are Vietnamese, there is pho.

Written on July 1, 2009 | Posted in Pho Corner: Everything Pho, Pho Op-Ed | 3 comments

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