I usually go to Pho Hoa Hiep on the corner of E. 12 (one block over from International) and 14th Ave. I can’t claim it’s the best in town, though, only that it’s good and it’s convenient (easy parking)....

Actually, I think Turtle Tower closes at 6 PM, like a lot of Vietnamese places in the Tenderloin. I’ve tried to go there in the 7 PM range and have never had any luck. Looks like Pagolac got a face lift, btw, perhaps trying...

Pagolac in SF and New Pagolac in Oakland would be a couple more.

Is Pagolac still good for beef seven ways (bo 7 mon)?

Eddy -http://www.bambuddhalounge.com/ poolside tail stop Turtle Tower – 631 Larkin Pho Ga or Imperial Rolls Pagolac - 655 Larkin Beef 7 Ways dinner or Raw Beef Salad Olive – 743 Larkin tail stop Mekong Restaurant –...

though i’m not a beef eater myself, my friends love the 7 ways beef at pagolac on larkin. whenever we go, it seems that half the restaurant is getting it; probably in part because of the great price (<$15).

You’re spoilt for choice along the 22, then... you could go to Brodard Chateau (Vietnamese), or you could go to Thai Nakorn, or you could go to King Harbor Seafood (Cantonese), or you could have seven courses of beef at...

) restaurants do a pretty good job. Hong An Bo 7 Mon Restaurant (tender, juicy, and cooked perfectly) 9862 Westminster Ave Ste B Garden Grove, CA 92844 (714) 534-5384 Pagolac Restaurant (the most famous of the Bo 7 Mon restaurants)...

What about Bamboo Palance? It’s been around a long time (my grandparents worked there way way back). I’m not sure how long it’s been there. Supermarkets.. there’s one on 97 st (used to be opposite Pagolac),...

I’ve had a good vegatarian pho at Pagolac.

Thai: Chai Yo on Polk St – great pad thai and pad see ew. Vietnamese: Either Pagolac or Mangosteen, both on Larkin. Indian: Darbar on Polk St. All these choices are very inexpensive, but have great food!

a suggestion for something good that’ll take walk-ins or last-minute reservations. True, there’s always something like Pagolac or Shalimar but for this I’d like something a bit nicer in atmosphere/presentation....

for other reasons); maybe New Pagolac? Pho84? Probably not. I can’t think of a Thai restaurant whose version really stands out. Good yes, but best?

Don’t get me wrong, I love the fried banana dessert (forget what it’s called) and Pagolac does it better than anyone else, but it just seems like it’s always the only dessert offering on most traditional...

The best beef 7 ways in the Bay Area is probably Pagolac in the Tenderloin. Seedy as heck street, but the restaurant itself is clean and relatively well-decorated in an austere-yet-Asian way. I like the food at Pagolac much...