Lyla
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Lyla
Restaurant BYOB vietnamien proposant une sélection de soupes et de plats de nouilles dans un espace cosy ou en livraison.
11 am - 9 pm Christmas Eve: hours might differ
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Lyla restaurant located on Jean-Talon street near Park Avenue metro is a very popular place for families and groups. Lyla restaurant offers the best (Pho) Tonkinese soup in Montreal. Renowned for its excellent cuisine, this exquisite place prepares tasty grilled meat, seasoned and cooked to perfection.
Enjoy the best of authentic Vietnamese cuisine and discover the finest and freshest food. One visit will convince you! Do not forget to bring your favorite bottle of wine!
Enjoy the best of authentic Vietnamese cuisine and discover the finest and freshest food. One visit will convince you! Do not forget to bring your favorite bottle of wine!
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Display Allpho(25) soup(25) vietnamese(12) tonkinoise(10) recommend(9) prix(8) rapide(7) combo(6) chicken(6) highly recommend(5) quick(5) broth(5)Page 1 of 1 - 5 Reviews
Theresa
One of the best pho in the city! The broth is excellent. Clean place & friendly service.
Dominique
Great place for quick lunch! Fast service. Tastiest broth too!
Marky
Large special Tonkinoise soup was pretty basic. The meat was kinda tasty but the broth was tasteless & the sauce & noodles don't help.
Nick
Really good for its price range! You can eat really well for $20. The broth for their soups is made from beef bones & is simmered overnight. You can taste the difference in quality compared to other places in the city. Their grilled chicken Tonkinese soup hits all the right spots when I have a cold. The air circulation can be a little strong so I would recommend bringing a sweater if you're someone that often gets cold. The staff talks to people like they are old friends even if they just met. It's also a BYOB. I'd say it's actually one of my favorite spots to eat in the city.
Alexandre
This is not a "hole in the wall" type of restaurant. This is a "portal in the wall". A portal to flavors you never knew could be in a soup. Thought your grandmother's beef broth was good ? Well she be rolling in her grave seeing you finish your third bowl of Tonkinoise because this thing actually makes it worth coming to Montreal. Alex