A popular Vietnamese street food chain is opening a new restaurant in Leeds in just a few days - and giving away free food to celebrate.
Pho will officially open on Boar Lane on Friday, September 18, after leaving its home in Trinity Kitchen at the start of the month.
On opening day, diners can enjoy one free bowl of pho per person - while stocks last.
The Yorkshire Evening Post was invited in for a sneak peek ahead of the grand opening.
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First look around Pho, which will open on Boar Lane in Leeds in just a few days. | Yorkshire Evening Post Photo: Gerard Binks
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The restaurant group, which specialises in Vietnamese street food, first arrived in Leeds in October 2013, opening in Trinity Kitchen in a kiosk-style format. | Yorkshire Evening Post Photo: Gerard Binks
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Pho's move was first revealed last month, with the new restaurant taking over the former Tapped pub. | Yorkshire Evening Post Photo: Gerard Binks
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Pho closed its stall at Trinity Kitchen on September 6. | Yorkshire Evening Post Photo: Gerard Binks
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The chain was founded by Stephen and Jules Wall in 2005 and has since grown to restaurants across the UK. | Yorkshire Evening Post Photo: Gerard Binks
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To mark the move, Pho is planning a special opening day event – with customers able to get a bowl of pho for free. | Yorkshire Evening Post Photo: Gerard Binks