Best Pho in town. I've been coming here for over 15 years, and it's still my favorite. Small and rather cramped little place, but the service is good and the food excellent.
Nancy Yeh
The pho was very very mid, feels like the ones you can make it at home. The stock was a bit disappointing tbh and they use the thicker type of rice noodles. The atmosphere was not amazing either
Anita Q
Great fresh rolls! One of the best phos in town in my experience.
Saleh Ahmed
all stuff and manager too bad
papu miah
store to bad stap too bad
Sophie Wolpert
Cheap and cheerful 👌 food always hits!
Dimitri Androutsos
Doesn't get more authentic than this place. Small, family run and damn tasty food. You'll think you're actually in Hanoi.
C. San
A small, warm, laidback (comfy) restaurant. A lovely menu with some rare options. I return time and again for the mussels. The broth is SO DELICIOUS that I order rice noodles on the side to sop up every last drop. Attentive waitress. Food is freshly made to order. Prices are reasonable. Pls go visit. You’ll love their food
H. L.
As a northern Viet person, I really like this place. There are so many options for vegans and vegetarians since many of the mains that come with rice or bun noodles can be made veg with tofu instead, and they use the same sauces, herbs and seasonings. They all taste good to me! I always get these rather than veg pho which is never good at a meat restaurant. I really don't want vegetables (aside from herbs) in my pho as that doesn't taste right. If you want veg pho, go to a veg restaurant. There are almost no veg options at any of the other Viet places in this area so I'm grateful this place exists. Also saw some people say the pho is lighter. Obviously I've never had the meat pho here but my grandpa used to like it. This is probably northern style pho (which is from North Vietnam), which is lighter and more delicate than southern pho. The latter is much more common in Toronto which is why people are unfamiliar with the difference and are expecting something else. You can google to learn more!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
Jacky P.A. Tran
This place is so quaint, I love eating here. Great staff and food. One of the few places in Toronto that serve Bun Cha Muc/
A different pho experience - the broth seems more subtle in flavour than other pho we've tried. This is a good thing - the broth is still flavourful, but it feels lighter. The pork spring rolls were delicious.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Spring Rolls
elanalk
Place is ok, the pho was a disgrace it tasted like watered down water. The spring rolls have no meat in them. I asked the owners son if they’re viet and he said yes but I don’t believe him because the food was so bad
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
Narutosheng
The chicken was very good
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Thanuja V
I absolutely loved the Vietnamese iced coffee, seafood vermicelli dish and love that there is sour sop and jackfruit smoothies here!
Best Pho in town. I've been coming here for over 15 years, and it's still my favorite. Small and rather cramped little place, but the service is good and the food excellent.
The pho was very very mid, feels like the ones you can make it at home. The stock was a bit disappointing tbh and they use the thicker type of rice noodles. The atmosphere was not amazing either
Great fresh rolls! One of the best phos in town in my experience.
all stuff and manager too bad
store to bad stap too bad
Cheap and cheerful 👌 food always hits!
Doesn't get more authentic than this place. Small, family run and damn tasty food. You'll think you're actually in Hanoi.
A small, warm, laidback (comfy) restaurant. A lovely menu with some rare options. I return time and again for the mussels. The broth is SO DELICIOUS that I order rice noodles on the side to sop up every last drop. Attentive waitress. Food is freshly made to order. Prices are reasonable. Pls go visit. You’ll love their food
As a northern Viet person, I really like this place. There are so many options for vegans and vegetarians since many of the mains that come with rice or bun noodles can be made veg with tofu instead, and they use the same sauces, herbs and seasonings. They all taste good to me! I always get these rather than veg pho which is never good at a meat restaurant. I really don't want vegetables (aside from herbs) in my pho as that doesn't taste right. If you want veg pho, go to a veg restaurant. There are almost no veg options at any of the other Viet places in this area so I'm grateful this place exists.
Also saw some people say the pho is lighter. Obviously I've never had the meat pho here but my grandpa used to like it. This is probably northern style pho (which is from North Vietnam), which is lighter and more delicate than southern pho. The latter is much more common in Toronto which is why people are unfamiliar with the difference and are expecting something else. You can google to learn more!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
This place is so quaint, I love eating here. Great staff and food. One of the few places in Toronto that serve Bun Cha Muc/
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Great food, friendly service !
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
A different pho experience - the broth seems more subtle in flavour than other pho we've tried. This is a good thing - the broth is still flavourful, but it feels lighter. The pork spring rolls were delicious.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Spring Rolls
Place is ok, the pho was a disgrace it tasted like watered down water. The spring rolls have no meat in them. I asked the owners son if they’re viet and he said yes but I don’t believe him because the food was so bad
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
The chicken was very good
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
I absolutely loved the Vietnamese iced coffee, seafood vermicelli dish and love that there is sour sop and jackfruit smoothies here!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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