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My Canh

Authentic Vietnamese bowls served in a vibrant corner of the city.

Chinatown
4.4$
OPEN10:30 am - 9 pm
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About

My Canh provides a traditional selection of Vietnamese culinary staples defined by bold flavor profiles and fresh ingredients. The kitchen emphasizes classic preparations such as aromatic pho, savory vermicelli bowls, and expertly crafted spring rolls designed for authentic palate engagement. Diners encounter a space focused on efficiency and straightforward service that reflects the bustling nature of regional Asian street food markets. Each bowl features a delicate balance of herbs, meats, and complex broths simmered for depth and consistency throughout the menu. The setting remains functional and uncluttered to keep the primary focus on the immediate presentation of spicy, salty, and sweet flavor combinations. This establishment delivers consistent portions through a reliable cooking methodology that honors long-standing culinary traditions found throughout Southeast Asia while maintaining a streamlined approach to casual service.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is My Canh located?

My Canh is located at 1086 Boulevard St-Laurent, Montreal, H2Z 1J5. in the neighborhood of Chinatown.

When is My Canh open?

OPEN NOW Today's hours: 10:30 am - 9 pm

Monday10:30 am - 9 pm
Tuesday10:30 am - 9 pm
Wednesday10:30 am - 9 pm
Thursday10:30 am - 9 pm
Friday10:30 am - 9 pm
Saturday10:30 am - 9 pm
Sunday10:30 am - 9 pm
Does My Canh accept reservations?

Online reservations are not currently offered through this listing for My Canh. However, you can call them directly at (514) 398-9407 to inquire about table availability.

Does My Canh offer online ordering?

Yes, My Canh offers online ordering for delivery.

Does My Canh have a menu available?

While a dedicated menu isn't hosted directly on this profile, you can visit their official website to view current offerings.

What are the main cuisines at My Canh?

My Canh specializes in:

What are the main features and amenities at My Canh?
How can I contact My Canh?

You can reach My Canh through the following channels:

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Reviews for My Canh

Food
Service
on Google4.3 (700+)
*as of 2026-09-01
5★
69%
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16%
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3%
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9%
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4%

Review Summary

My Canh is frequently celebrated by patrons for its authentic Vietnamese cuisine, with many highlighting the exceptionally flavorful soups and delicious spring rolls as standout menu items. Guests often describe the atmosphere as comforting and the service as efficient, with numerous long-time visitors appreciating the restaurant for its consistent quality and welcoming environment. While experiences can vary, the establishment remains a popular destination for those seeking traditional pho and diverse specialty dishes that offer a genuine taste of Vietnam.
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Foodie
4 Reviews
4.0

Ne vous attendez pas à un service incroyable ! C'est courtois, sans plus. Mais quant au rapport qualité/prix, c'est incroyable. La soupe tonkinoise (essayer la My-lakaï !!!) est probablement l'une des meilleures à Montréal.
Mais ça demeure ce que c'est : du vietnamien abordable...

Sep 30, 2013
Foodie
1 Review
1.0

I was there today with my wife & we had the worst experience ever. We ordered a specific soup & we were given a different one. That's fine, everyone makes a mistake. We simply told the waiter about the mistake & were waiting for the correct soup. That's when the horror show started. The manager heard about this & whispered to the waiter: "force them to eat this soup" (the manager probably assumed we couldnt understand Vietnamese). Despite this, the waiter took the wrong soup back to the kitchen. When he brought the "correct" one, we noticed that they just changed the bowl & the kind of meat, keeping the same noodle & soup base. Again, the manager probably assumed we didn't know the difference between the different soups. Any restaurant, or any shop for that matter, that treats the customers like this deserves no respect from us. Spread the word & let people know. & next time they whisper something in Vietnamese, be aware they may be saying something unpleasant about you...

Feb 24, 2013