I AM PHO elevates the authentic Vietnamese soup experience, offering a deeply flavorful and aromatic broth that forms the heart of its signature pho. Patrons can expect a meticulously prepared noodle soup, featuring a rich, slow-simmered broth, tender cuts of meat, and fresh, vibrant herbs, all customized to individual preference. The menu extends beyond pho to include other classic Vietnamese dishes, showcasing a commitment to traditional flavors and quality ingredients. This establishment provides a focused yet comprehensive exploration of Vietnamese culinary traditions, ensuring a satisfying and genuine taste of Southeast Asia. It’s a destination for those seeking a true and expertly crafted bowl of pho.
I AM PHO is widely regarded as a standout destination for authentic Vietnamese cuisine, particularly celebrated for its rich, flavorful broth and fresh ingredients. Many guests appreciate the generous portion sizes, the comfort food quality, and the quick, friendly service provided by the staff, who are often highlighted for their welcoming and efficient approach. While the experience is generally consistent and highly recommended for a satisfying meal, some diners have noted occasional inconsistencies in food quality for takeout or variations in seasoning. Overall, the restaurant remains a popular, clean, and reliable neighborhood gem that delivers a cozy atmosphere and a menu that consistently impresses those seeking a quality bowl of pho.
Ce n'est la recette d'origine de 🇻🇳 , en tant qu'un fans de Pho, pratiquement gouté tous les restaus de pho à Montréal, malheureusement, j'y retourne plus. Le bol comprend très peu de protéines, quasiment les nouilles de riz & soupe pour 20$🫠 & le tips !
Il faisait un peu froid près de la porte! Mais l'ambiance douce relax & la nourriture était vraiment bien. La dame au service était super gentille. Je reviendrai .
Jan 23, 2026
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This a is one of my favorite establishments on the Well, definitely go-to no matter what time of day.
I typically get the pho, I've tried majority of them & they're all delicious!
Today, I tried the #17, as it wasn't quite'pho weather.' It was exactly what I wanted, as I typically get the grilled chicken pho (#13). But I also wanted their imperial rolls, so when I saw this option, I was excited!
The bowl was delicious, as expected. I don't know what it is about their grilled chicken, but I crave it often.
Lastly, what makes this one of my favorite spots is their host/server, Stephanie.
I've worked in customer service for over a decade & unfortunately, the bar is so low nowadays.
As for Stephanie, her customer service goes above & beyond. She's attentive, kind, has a positive attitude & does everything with a smile!
Don't get me wrong, I'll keep coming back for the food, but if I see that Stephanie is working, I'm more likely to enjoy a meal, the service & the atmosphere.
P.S. Today, they were playing slow jazz, which is appreciated!
Pho was bland, you could see through the meat because it was so thin. Portions are to be reviewed with the price. There are better options in Verdun
Water tasted pretty funky too
Finally a good Pho place on Wellington.
Pho was absolutely delicious & reasonably priced & I was impressed by how fast the service was. No complaints, great addition to the neighborhood.
Delicious!! The best I Am PHO location in Montreal. Highly recommend. The broth for both the pho & bun bo hue (lots of lemongrass, which is perfect) is on point.
The atmosphere was nice, the service was good, however food taste was off & water that was served to us tasted bad. I did not like the pho & only ate half of it. I found that the broth way too salty, lacked flavor, & maybe it's just me, but I found it strange to see big pieces of broccoli in a pho. I also had an issue with the water. It tasted like straight iodine, even after changing it. Overall, I was not impressed.
Restaurant Vietnamien opéré par des nationalités toutes autres que Vietnamiennes. La serveuse parlait à peine français. La soupe aux légumes était une immense agglomération de nouilles avec très très peu de légumes & assurément un peu de bouillon. On aurait aimé plus que 4 petits cubes de tofu. Lors de la remise de ma monnaie, heureusement que j'ai compté à la caisse, il manquait 10$. Le décor est sobre, mais sombre, presque tout noir clairsemae de quelques peintures. Lorsqu'on ouvre la porte, un courant d'air froid envahit l'endroit, attention à votre choix d'emplacement de table. La musique de jazz plaisante.
