Ho Guom draws praise for fresh, flavorful Vietnamese dishes, a varied menu, and a welcoming, well decorated space with friendly, attentive service. Pho is often highlighted for a rich, balanced broth, while other dishes such as bun cha Hanoi and various grills receive strong notes for taste and satisfying portions. BYO wine is frequently mentioned as a plus, and many diners find the prices reasonable given the generous portions. The ambience is described as nice, clean, and lively, with a vibe that fits both casual meals and more special outings. While service is usually quick and courteous, a few reviews mention occasional delays or minor missteps. Overall, Ho Guom is regarded as one of the best Vietnamese options in the area, a reliable spot for dine in or takeout, and a restaurant that many patrons say they will return to and recommend.
I got general tao chicken & it was ok. The prices are very reasonable.
My friends really like the place though so maybe it was just my choice of meal.
It wasn't bad.
Le restaurant de Brossard offre un service exceptionnel. Le personnel respecte nos demandes spécifiques & j'ai adoré ce que j'ai mangé. Tout semble très bien dans le menu.
Jan 19, 2026
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Such a good find on the South Shore! These two dishes are not commonly on the menu in Vietnamese restaurants: Bún ch? Hà N?i & Bún ?c.
Bún ch? Hà N?i (forgot to take a photo) was an insane discovery for me: smoky, freshly grilled pork, served with rice vermicelli & a big plate of herbs. You dip everything into a sweet & savory fish-sauce broth, & every bite tastes light, fragrant, & super satisfying.
Bún ?c was equally memorable in a totally different way: a comforting bowl of rice noodles in a tangy, tomato-based broth with snails. It's bright, slightly sour, & refreshing rather than heavy, especially with the herbs & garnishes mixed in.
If you're craving something beyond the usual ph? & bánh mì, this is definitely worth trying.
Nous sommes clients depuis 8 ans de la succursale à Montréal & c'était notre première fois au restaurant de Longueuil. Le salle à manger est magnifique! La nourriture délicieuse & le service est souriant & de bonne humeur! Je recomande! 👌🏻✨
The food is good. There is also a variety to choose from. Very flexible when it comes to how I like my soup. The only bad thing is the service. The lady waiter who served us earlier gave us an attitude. She wasn't polite nor approachable. She raised up her voice when we added more food items on the order.
Also, there weren't any follow-ups. No water served. Nothing. Seems like they don't want people to dine in.
Jan 13, 2026
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Food poisoning from intestines. They had a foul smell & smells bad. Vomitted & had stomach cramps. I think they did not properly clean the intestines. Other soup was good.
Brought home takeout on New Years Eve & we really enjoyed the meal. I had never had Vietnamese food before so I went to the restaurant to order our meal. I told the nice man at the counter that I was not sure what to get. Told him what we like & didn't like & he was very helpful. For our group of 4 adults & 2 young children he suggested 4 of their combo dishes all different so we could sample everything. I can't tell you if it was authentic Vietnamese food or not as it was our first time but I can say we all enjoyed it. Shrimp, chicken, beef & General Tau dishes were very good. Even had a little left over. The place look nicely decorated & while I waited, it looked like a nice place to have a relaxing meal. My wife & I will come back.
