Basil Garden Restaurant

2889 E Broadway, Vancouver
(604) 871-9998

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My Boss

The Pho house special noodles Size is ok the flavor can be a bit stronger. I like the rice dishes 29 lemon grass chicken have enough flavor and the size is good enough.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 4

Service: 3

Recommended dishes: House Special Pho DAC Biet, 29 Lemongrass Chicken

Riley Batten

Been wanting to try this place for a while as its right by school. The pho noodles were great but the broth was really bland and needed flavour... idk how/why this had such a weird flavour profile. Huge chunk of radish (why?????!?) that just didn't belong there. Salad rolls were fresh but were *just* lettuce, bean sprouts and shrimp and literally fell apart in the peanut sauce.
Unfortunately, for the same/similar items at the next-nearest pho place is 5 dollars less and actually a lot better flavour and quality.
I suspect their bún is likely better than their pho from this experience

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 2

Service: 3

Yvonne Wan

Curry chicken rice delicious

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Chris Yeung

Basil Garden is a local Vietnamese restaurant for the area. It's been part of the neighbourhood for all your typical Vietnamese dishes including: pho, spring rolls, chicken wings, rice and noodle dishes.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 4

Danny Chow

This pho restaurant provides a satisfying and comfortable dining experience. We ordered the house special pho and the grilled pork chop and chicken on rice. The portions were generous, offering good value for money.

The taste of the dishes was traditional and authentic, capturing the familiar flavors of Vietnamese cuisine. However, compared to some other places, the overall flavor and depth were not quite as outstanding.

The interior is nicely decorated, new, and clean, creating a welcoming atmosphere for diners. Overall, it’s a solid choice for a hearty and authentic Vietnamese meal, even if it doesn't quite stand out among the very best.

Janelle Yum

Basil Garden is a cute Vietnamese restaurant. Food was good, not super memorable but it was okay.

The service was a bit slow and servers weren't very attentive even though there were only three other tables being served.

We had to remind the servers for our drinks and for eating utensils on multiple occasions.

Other than that, everything else was fine.

Max Merz

Great Pho!

Chris Furanna

Excellent, hot,prompt food and all detail to flavour including all the little things and more were covered (sauces were covered with fresh herbs, and the broth included fresh basil/scallions ) I consider this one of my trifecta places to eat an authentic traditional flavourful style Phò here In Vancouver 🔥🔥🔥🔥🙏🙏Also, the spring rolls were very delicately put together without a greasy flavour and hit every note of a meat and fresh herb spice flavour .. Excellent work keep up the good food . I appreciate your hard work. 🙏🙏🙏
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Alexis

top 3 pho place i’ve been to in the lower mainland

nicole

Good portion, good price. Very clean. Feels like a nice mom and pop restaurant. Food came relatively fast. Jasmine was nice and hot. Service was friendly

Matt Chow

Food had no flavour

Peter

Food is fantastic and at great prices. Service is good and quick. Bright and clean space. Free parking.

Sam P

I ordered takeaway, house special beef soup with hot and cold spring rolls. The soup was lacking in meat and had soft over cooked angel hair noodles. I was very dissatisfied with the bland food, hot rolls were in little bite size over cooked dry pieces and cold rolls equally generic. I don't understand why people give stars here as there are more highly quality Vietnamese restaurants in Vancouver to order from. I would not recommend this place to anyone and will never order again...

Janet Yu

Bad service, pho was bland. Wouldn’t recommend coming here, there’s a reason why it’s empty.

Marcel Walther

First of all, the place is empty—**a warning sign right there.** Then you’ve got staff who can’t be bothered to provide basic service. **Twice for menus? Twice for tea?** That’s not service; it’s a treasure hunt!

And what is the waitress doing with **AirPods in?** Is she taking calls or pretending she’s on *The Voice?* Unacceptable. When you’re serving customers, you leave the gadgets at home and focus on them.

No 'thank yous,' no 'you’re welcomes,' not even a fake smile? **Come on, it’s hospitality 101!**

And Mandarin music? In a Vietnamese restaurant? Are we in the wrong place, or do they just not care? It’s like walking into an Italian joint and hearing mariachi. **Know your identity.**

The final insult: having to go up to pay like it’s some dodgy takeaway joint. No offer of a receipt and no tip-worthy service? **Rightfully so.**

This isn’t a restaurant; it’s a **shambles.** They should take the sign down and call it a self-service café, except even that would be too generous.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 4

Service: 1

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