Twenty Pho Hour

[OkieBerto]

New Pho Place in Chisholm Creek is having a soft opening all week. Twenty Pho Hour

America’s First 2d Noodle bar SERVING FAST CASUAL ASIAN FUSION CUISINE

[Dr Beard Face]

I was real confused by what a 2D noodle bar was, but now I see, it is about the decor, not the noodle. I do love the style and if it is as well done as Orlando that will be a cool spot! I hope the food has as much effort as the design of the space does! This will atleast be popular for Instagram.

[OkieBerto]

I was real confused by what a 2D noodle bar was, but now I see, it is about the decor, not the noodle. I do love the style and if it is as well done as Orlando that will be a cool spot! I hope the food has as much effort as the design of the space does! This will atleast be popular for Instagram.

Agreed. It always worries me that a place is "For The Gram" and the food isn't good at all. We have amazing Pho in OKC, so they better be ready for the experts to try their food.

[OkieBerto]

[jedicurt]

how are they not open 24 hours a day with a name like that?

[soonermike81]

how are they not open 24 hours a day with a name like that?

Yeah it makes no sense to me either. Lol

[Roger S]

how are they not open 24 hours a day with a name like that?

Right... Especially since pho is a breakfast food in Vietnam.

[traxx]

So I get that Twenty Pho Hour is a play on words for 24 hours, but I've been told that pho is pronounced fuh. Is that wrong?

[Roger S]

So I get that Twenty Pho Hour is a play on words for 24 hours, but I've been told that pho is pronounced fuh. Is that wrong?

That is the correct pronunciation.

[traxx]

That is the correct pronunciation.

So if my name is Ken and I wanna open such a place, then I should name it Pho Ken Noodles?

[The]

I Pho Ken hope you do!

[OkieBerto]

Everyone is acting like this Pho place doesn't already exist on May Ave. Pho Kim

[traxx]

Everyone is acting like this Pho place doesn't already exist on May Ave. Pho Kim

This is news to me.

[bison34]

Used to be a Pho Kim Long on 23rd street.

[OkieBerto]

I took advantage of the soft opening to see what this place was about. Even though we made fun of the name, which doesn't really make much sense, and the inside is basically an Instagram nightmare, the food was actually good. We also enjoyed the service, and the management asked what we thought about everything, including the marketing.