Feels like you entered a viet family home eating a warm, comforting bowl of soup thats a big hug
Cash only. Big bowl of beef or chicken pho for $19 (or +$5 if you're sharing). Very clean tasty soup. Chicken was my favorite with the running chicken meat with has a different bite. Beware it comes with lots of bones
Would come back if in the area and highly recommend
John Chan
Great Vietnam noodles at a reasonable price.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
Dream Lamb
This is definitely one of my favorite Vietnamese restaurants. The food is simple yet full of flavor — they don’t even have a menu, just two noodle options: beef or chicken, with a choice of spicy or not. The rice noodles are smooth, and the beef broth has a pleasant natural sweetness. The beef bone is one of my favorites — tender, juicy, and satisfying — and the beef balls are delicious as well. Overall, everything is nearly perfect, though the price has gone up a bit over the past two years, from $17 to $19 for the beef noodles.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 5
Service: 4
D Will
$20 for either beef or chicken. I got the beef me and my girlfriend both were not impressed. Does not taste authentic at all 0 herbs or spices it's all just beef fat. The broth is very heavy, oily, and dark. Pho is supposed to be clear and light. All the cuts of meat they give you are pieces no self respecting pho restaurant would serve. I swear they are using the pho vina instant noodle oil and soup mix packets. My girlfriend is sensitive to oil and she had really bad stomach ache after. Genuinely don't understand what all the hype is about. Waitress was wearing slippers and didnt even tell us there was a spicy option just said said chicken or beef and we never saw her again. Big portion size but I guess that's to be expected for the $20 price tag
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
Sugary Foodie
This is my go-to comfort food every weekend! As a Saigonese, I think Pho Duy serves one of the best bowls of pho that truly stay true to the taste of Saigon. The broth isn’t heavy on herbs which some may prefer but for me, the heart and soul of the bowl comes from the beef bones, giving it a unique and delicious flavor.
The portions are quite generous, sometimes too big for me, but you can buy a container for $1 or bring your own lunch box to take some home. Bring cash for sure! Highly recommend!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Special Beef Pho, Beef Pho with Bones
Rowan Guy
A bit on the pricier end for pho but it's a big bowl, you can share with someone for an extra fee. That being said, it's worth it, it's very possibly the best pho in the city.
Badtz Yuen
Good food! You need go early
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Laurel Boothe
Amazing pho (My favourite is the spicy beef) and very kind owners. Highly recommend
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Megan Law
Ordered takeout today and was seriously disappointed. I asked for spicy chicken pho, but once I got home and opened the container, it was clearly the wrong order. I called the restaurant to let them know, and instead of trying to help or even acknowledging the mistake, the person on the phone just kept repeating (in broken English) that the correct order was given. No apology, no offer to make it right just denial, over and over again. Honestly unacceptable. If I’m paying for food and taking the time to drive out for it, the least you can do is get the order right and take accountability when you don’t. Won’t be coming back.
Only beef or chicken for the choice cost $19.00 per bowl.
The only thing really bother me the smell when I come i there heavy bugs killer smell that’s because the owner left the washroom door open. I totally lost of taste
The soup taste so good and chicken good Portion about small to medium average
Wansum
Ice coffee tastes like tiramisu 👍
Marky Markos
Pho Duy is a hidden gem serving what I can confidently call the best pho I’ve had anywhere in the world—including Vietnam. Their menu is simple—beef pho, chicken pho, and spicy versions of both—but every bowl is a masterclass in flavour. The spicy beef broth is my favorite and especially outstanding: rich, deep, spicy, and perfectly balanced with a hint of sourness. The portions are massive and loaded with tender, high-quality beef. Their business model says it all—everything is made fresh in the morning, and once it’s sold, they close for the day. It’s a no-compromise approach to quality, and it shows. The Vietnamese coffee is bold and smooth. This is a family-run spot that’s packed with loyal regulars for good reason. The service is warm, the food is authentic, and the experience feels like home cooking straight from Vietnam. A must-visit.
Nicole C
I loved this place! First time trying it today. The family that runs this restaurant is so sweet. Would recommend the beef pho with spicy broth.
Feels like you entered a viet family home eating a warm, comforting bowl of soup thats a big hug
Cash only. Big bowl of beef or chicken pho for $19 (or +$5 if you're sharing). Very clean tasty soup. Chicken was my favorite with the running chicken meat with has a different bite. Beware it comes with lots of bones
Would come back if in the area and highly recommend
Great Vietnam noodles at a reasonable price.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
This is definitely one of my favorite Vietnamese restaurants. The food is simple yet full of flavor — they don’t even have a menu, just two noodle options: beef or chicken, with a choice of spicy or not. The rice noodles are smooth, and the beef broth has a pleasant natural sweetness. The beef bone is one of my favorites — tender, juicy, and satisfying — and the beef balls are delicious as well. Overall, everything is nearly perfect, though the price has gone up a bit over the past two years, from $17 to $19 for the beef noodles.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 5
Service: 4
$20 for either beef or chicken. I got the beef me and my girlfriend both were not impressed. Does not taste authentic at all 0 herbs or spices it's all just beef fat. The broth is very heavy, oily, and dark. Pho is supposed to be clear and light. All the cuts of meat they give you are pieces no self respecting pho restaurant would serve. I swear they are using the pho vina instant noodle oil and soup mix packets. My girlfriend is sensitive to oil and she had really bad stomach ache after. Genuinely don't understand what all the hype is about. Waitress was wearing slippers and didnt even tell us there was a spicy option just said said chicken or beef and we never saw her again. Big portion size but I guess that's to be expected for the $20 price tag
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
This is my go-to comfort food every weekend! As a Saigonese, I think Pho Duy serves one of the best bowls of pho that truly stay true to the taste of Saigon. The broth isn’t heavy on herbs which some may prefer but for me, the heart and soul of the bowl comes from the beef bones, giving it a unique and delicious flavor.
The portions are quite generous, sometimes too big for me, but you can buy a container for $1 or bring your own lunch box to take some home. Bring cash for sure! Highly recommend!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Special Beef Pho, Beef Pho with Bones
A bit on the pricier end for pho but it's a big bowl, you can share with someone for an extra fee. That being said, it's worth it, it's very possibly the best pho in the city.
Good food!
You need go early
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Amazing pho (My favourite is the spicy beef) and very kind owners. Highly recommend
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ordered takeout today and was seriously disappointed. I asked for spicy chicken pho, but once I got home and opened the container, it was clearly the wrong order. I called the restaurant to let them know, and instead of trying to help or even acknowledging the mistake, the person on the phone just kept repeating (in broken English) that the correct order was given. No apology, no offer to make it right just denial, over and over again. Honestly unacceptable. If I’m paying for food and taking the time to drive out for it, the least you can do is get the order right and take accountability when you don’t. Won’t be coming back.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Meh. Pho here is mediocre. Service is alright
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 2
Restaurantji Recommends
Only beef or chicken for the choice cost $19.00 per bowl.
The only thing really bother me the smell when I come i there heavy bugs killer smell that’s because the owner left the washroom door open. I totally lost of taste
The soup taste so good and chicken good
Portion about small to medium average
Ice coffee tastes like tiramisu 👍
Pho Duy is a hidden gem serving what I can confidently call the best pho I’ve had anywhere in the world—including Vietnam. Their menu is simple—beef pho, chicken pho, and spicy versions of both—but every bowl is a masterclass in flavour. The spicy beef broth is my favorite and especially outstanding: rich, deep, spicy, and perfectly balanced with a hint of sourness. The portions are massive and loaded with tender, high-quality beef. Their business model says it all—everything is made fresh in the morning, and once it’s sold, they close for the day. It’s a no-compromise approach to quality, and it shows. The Vietnamese coffee is bold and smooth. This is a family-run spot that’s packed with loyal regulars for good reason. The service is warm, the food is authentic, and the experience feels like home cooking straight from Vietnam. A must-visit.
I loved this place! First time trying it today. The family that runs this restaurant is so sweet. Would recommend the beef pho with spicy broth.
Free street parking on Kingsway and side street
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Special Beef Pho
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