Hanoi 3 Seasons
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I happened to stop by this restaurant today and was pleasantly surprised by the coffee selection. I tried both the Salted Coffee and their Orange Espresso, and I was genuinely impressed.
The Salted Coffee was rich, smooth, and perfectly balanced, while the Orange Espresso offered a refreshing citrus note that made it particularly memorable. Both drinks were thoughtfully crafted and had a distinctive character.
A lovely find and definitely worth trying if you enjoy creative...read full review
The Salted Coffee was rich, smooth, and perfectly balanced, while the Orange Espresso offered a refreshing citrus note that made it particularly memorable. Both drinks were thoughtfully crafted and had a distinctive character.
A lovely find and definitely worth trying if you enjoy creative...read full review
After watching the sunset we were looking for a spot willing to seat us for a late dinner. We quickly found this spot, ushered into seats and ordered. The staff were accommodating even though it was only the two of us left in the restaurant. We didn't feel rushed, they joined us in conversation and the food was good. Recommended quiet spot for friends catching up over a good meal.
Best Vietnamese spot in toronto 100% my friends and I hang here all the time!
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
Hanoi 3 Seasons offers a simple menu with authentic flavors. The Pho lacks some traditional ingredients like onions but still tastes great. The Gerrard location may not be as good as the Queen one, but the service is top-notch. The Pho Dac Biet is tasty but missing some depth compared to the other location. They serve a delicious lotus root salad and provide a tasty chili oil upon request. Despite minor shortcomings, the restaurant is known for its friendly service and quick food preparation, making it a great spot for a group lunch or casual dinner.
Many customers praise the restaurant as the best Pho in town, with some having visited for over 15 years. The small, cozy place can be a bit cramped, but the good service and excellent food make it worth it. The menu is warm and laid back, offering some rare options. Some visitors return often for the mussels, which come with a broth so delicious they order rice noodles to enjoy every drop. The food is freshly made to order, and prices are reasonable.
As a northern Viet person, one reviewer appreciates the many vegan and vegetarian options, as many mains can be made vegan with tofu, using the same sauces, herbs, and seasonings. They prefer this place over other Viet restaurants because the pho here is lighter and more delicate, reflecting the northern style from North Vietnam. This style of pho is less common in Toronto, where southern-style pho is more popular. The reviewer clarifies that they do not want vegetables in their pho beyond herbs, and they suggest that if someone wants veg pho, they should visit a vegetarian restaurant. Overall, Hanoi 3 Seasons is appreciated for its friendly service, quick preparation, and authentic flavors.