A Madison restaurateur who is calling his Vietnamese noodle restaurant Pho King Good has no intention of changing its name after learning it includes words that sound obscene when spoken together.
“He
didn’t mean to say a dirty word, that’s not his meaning or his main
purpose,” said Shuai Yuan, who translated for his friend Ting Cai Zhou,
who speaks little English and owns the proposed restaurant.
Ting
insists he had no idea that the name was controversial until a reporter
pointed out that “pho” — the popular Vietnamese soup pronounced “fuh” —
plus “king” sounds to English speakers like an expletive.
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