Beloved family-owned Vietnamese restaurant to close after 33 years

After 33 years, a south city institution will be closing next month.
Pho Grand, a beloved Vietnamese restaurant on South Grand Boulevard, will close on June 13, the owners said in a Facebook post.
"With so many of you, we have shared laughter and tears, newfound love and heartbreak, celebration and loss," the post said. "There aren’t enough words in the world to describe the countless memories we’ve created here with all of you: our friends. Our family."
The Trinh family has been serving up tasty dishes for 33 years, although the family's original home is 8,600 miles away.
The family fled Vietnam more than 45 years ago when North Vietnamese forces captured Saigon.
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[@chinanguyen2260]

She looks so good! Too young to retire, but good for her.

[@nonaeubinis4934]

End of an era. And YUM!🍜

[@dirtguy6537]

She deserves a good retirement restauarant work is long hours and 6 7 days good luck to her.

[@ck1660]

Nooooooo😩😩😩

[@namnguyen-tv8nt]

no kids or family take over...

[@tripsalloveramerica689]

When you work that much for that long you are more than ready to retire.