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Pho Show Offers a Prime Spot to Fuel Up Over Tasty Pho, Vermicelli and Indochina-inspired Delights

Next time you’re craving a plate of piquant chicken curry, lip-smacking lamb chops or a steaming bowl of flavorful pho with all the fixings—including sweet basil, sliced chili peppers and a fistful of fresh bean sprouts—you might consider stopping by Pho Show.

It’s the second location of this popular casual eatery, with the original on Sepulveda Boulevard in Culver City. Service is friendly and swift, and the industrial-esque dining room and covered sidewalk patio are routinely filled with a broad swath of locals, from cops and young couples to big families with little kids in tow. There’s takeout, too.

One of the few late-night spots in the South Bay, Pho Show is open until the stroke of midnight six days a week, closing at 10 p.m. on Sundays

Pho Show
1617 S Pacific Coast Highway, Redondo Beach CA 90277
310.792.7800 | Phoshow.net

Photography by Paul Jonason

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Constance Dunn has been writing about homes and people for DIGS since 2014. Her experience and topic knowledge are broad: She’s racked up over 100 cover articles, interviewing notable architects, real estate agents and artists along the way. She can also be seen hosting an episode or two of luxe home show DIGStv.
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