1 · Sliced & Laid Raw
Fresh beef, sliced so thin the marbling shows through, draped over the noodles by hand. No pan. No grill.
The Dish Behind the TÁI CLUB
Paper-thin slices of fresh, marbled beef, laid over the noodles raw and cooked in seconds by boiling 18-hour bone broth. This is how Saigon eats phở, and how we've served it since day one.
How Phở Tái Works
Three moments, photographed in our Grote Street kitchen during a real service.
Fresh beef, sliced so thin the marbling shows through, draped over the noodles by hand. No pan. No grill.
Beef balls, chả, onion: every bowl built to order and lined up while the broth pots roll at a boil.
Boiling 18-hour bone broth hits the beef and cooks it in seconds, leaving it pink, tender and ready by your first bite.
Phở Thố Đá or Bún Bò Huế Thố Đá with rare beef: each bowl is an entry in the TÁI CLUB monthly draw. One number drawn at noon on the last Sunday, and the winner takes home this month's present.
FAQ
Tái means rare in Vietnamese. Phở tái is beef phở topped with paper-thin fresh beef that's cooked to rare by the boiling broth poured over it in the bowl.
Yes — by your bowl. Boiling 18-hour broth is ladled over the raw slices and gently cooks them in seconds. Pink, tender, cooked through by your first mouthful. Prefer it fully done? Ask for phở chín (well-done brisket) instead.
$18 small, $20 large, or $23 for the signature stone bowl Phở Thố Đá. Classic bowls: order online for pickup. The stone bowl is dine-in only — it's heated before serving — so come see us at 65 Grote Street, Adelaide.
Our monthly lucky draw: every stone bowl with tái comes with a numbered ticket, one winner drawn at noon on the last Sunday of the month. All the details here.