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‘Pho King’ restaurant now serving up Vietnamese cuisine in Decatur

Pho from Pho King.

Credit: Pho King Facebook page

Credit: Pho King Facebook page

Pho from Pho King.
By J.D. Capelouto
May 30, 2019

A local pho eatery has opened its newest location in metro Atlanta.

Pho King started serving its Vietnamese cuisine Wednesday at 319 West Ponce de Leon Ave. in Decatur, according to its Facebook page. That’s the space formerly occupied by Taziki’s Mediterranean Cafe, which closed last year.

» RELATED: Pho eatery set to open its third location this spring in Decatur

The restaurant also has a location in Midtown. It used to have a spot in Buckhead, but that closed earlier this year.

Pho King serves pho — a Vietnamese soup dish usually served with vegetables and meat — as well as banh mi, rice plates and bubble tea.

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J.D. is a local news reporter covering intown Atlanta and Atlanta City Hall for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

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