Where's the best pho restaurant in Federal Way?

Beef and brisket pho at Pho Than Brothers in Federal Way. - Andy Hobbs/Federal Way Mirror
Andy Hobbs/Federal Way Mirror
Beef and brisket pho at Pho Than Brothers in Federal Way.
With close to a dozen pho restaurants to choose from in Federal Way, The Mirror set out to find the city's best.

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updated 11:17 PM May 14, 2013

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