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When phở meets pot-au-feu

Pot Au Phở 2.0 is the high-end phở tasting menu of Chef Peter Cường Franklin — the chef behind Anan Saigon. He sets Vietnam's national dish in a French technical frame: crystal-clear broth simmered for hours like a pot-au-feu, each spoon and bowl plated with precision.

Pot Au Phở 2.0 dining room with the neon sign
The dining room under the neon sign — marble counters

The chef

Peter Cường Franklin

The chef behind Anan Saigon — Saigon's celebrated modern Vietnamese restaurant — bringing a Vietnamese-soul, world-technique philosophy to every bowl of phở.

The idea

Pot-au-feu × Phở

Pot-au-feu — France's classic simmered pot — meets phở: clear broth, prime cuts, and the crisp pastry 'lid' baked over the bowl.

The room

Dark, low & warm

A dark dining room with marble counters, a handwritten neon sign and an open kitchen — a room built for a special tasting evening.