Pho Lena - Anchorage

I noticed they offered boba and thought I’d give it a try. They had about four flavors to choose from, and I opted for the mango. I was pleasantly surprised—it was really delicious! It wasn’t overly sweet, and the boba had a nice soft and chewy texture. However, I found it a bit pricey at $7.75. I decided to take it to go because the interior was quite messy and dimly lit.

I noticed they offered boba and decided to give it a try. It looked like they had just four flavors available, so I opted for the mango. I was pleasantly surprised; it was really tasty! It wasn't overly sweet, and the boba was soft and chewy. However, at $7.75, it felt a bit pricey. I chose to take it to-go since the interior was rather messy and dimly lit.

I discovered my husband cheating in a hotel room at the La Quinta Inn, seemingly relishing his brief affair—only 15 to 35 minutes—with his secret mistress, Kamy. She works as a waitress and cashier at Pho Lena restaurant downtown. Do you realize that you have just ruined 22 years of our marriage?

Service was slow. Food was really not great compared to lower 48. Won't return.

The food was pretty good, though perhaps not a good as other Vietnamese restaurants. There is also a blend of non- Vietnamese food, which could be good or bad depending on your preference.Two things that I didn't like:1) chopsticks were served resting on the plate/ bowl so that they weren't clean when you received them due to whatever dish you were being served getting on them when your food is brought out. You had to clean the chopsticks at the table or get food on your hands.2) the obnoxious Christian music being played loud enough that it was very difficult to ignore. It wouldn't have been bad enough to mention had it not been a loud as it was. You do you, but I don't care to be assaulted by any religion's beliefs and ideas when I'm trying to eat.