My Canh

Kim

5.0

You know the food is authentic when Vinahouse is playing.

22 oct. 2023

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Shangyu

5.0

My go-to Vietnamese place in Montreal! The restaurant is conveniently located in Chinatown, family-run, & serves some very delicious pho. Broth is not too salty (which can be a common problem for pho) & they give really generous portions! You will not be disappointed :)

5 oct. 2023

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Etienne

5.0

Très bon

26 sept. 2023

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Megacarry

5.0

Great service & food

22 sept. 2023

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Christian

5.0

This is the best banh mi u can find in montreal

5 sept. 2023

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Alex

5.0

Une ambiance authentique, des plats véritables (validés par ma copine vietnamienne), & un personnel très agréable. Les prix sont très raisonnables, c’est un restaurant à tester absolument à Chinatown!

28 août 2023

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MAI

5.0

Ngon nha!

28 août 2023

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Vincent

5.0

Great place for Vietnamese cuisine

27 août 2023

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Kevin

5.0

Food was really good & the pho broth was delicious. You can tell it been cooking for hours in beef bones

Service is same as every pho restaurant in chinatown

Atmosphere needs a face-lift

24 août 2023

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Sébastien

5.0

Very tasty & reasonably priced

21 août 2023

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OlivierCh-900

1 Commentaire

5.0

Un des seuls restos Pho à Montréal à offrir la soupe boeuf saignant & boulettes sans extra (la 13) Délicieuse !!!

Foodie

4 Commentaires

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...

Foodie

1 Commentaire

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...