NHASANG is described across reviews as a warm family run spot that feels like home, with a cozy clean space and exceptionally kind staff. Pho with rare beef is consistently praised for a rich aromatic broth, generous portions, and comforting flavors. Egg coffee and coconut coffee stand out for their creaminess and balance, and drinks are sometimes served in cans as a novel touch. Menu highlights include banh mi croissant and udon, along with other Vietnamese inspired drinks and desserts, all receiving high praise. Generosity shines through with notes of free snacks, candies, chips, mangos, and even toys for kids, and staff who go the extra mile. Prices are described as very good value for the portions and quality, making return visits easy. The atmosphere is repeatedly described as welcoming and homely, with a family feel, attentive service, and food that tastes like home cooked meals. Occasional comments about wait times or desire for more menu variety exist, but the overall sentiment is strong and many reviewers say they will return.
Staff was super welcoming & incredibly sweet, had the Num Bahn Chok which came in a very big portion & was a hearwarming meal & the Vietnamese coffee cake, both we're very delicious The interior was beautiful & the place felt very nice, the owner kept giving me snack which I'm very grateful for❤, would definitely recommend & will definitely be coming back!!
This place never disappoints! The staff is friendly & makes you feel very welcomed. The portion of the pho is perfect & they're not stingy with the meat. It's a must to try the egg coffee! Also the cake in a can is delicious😋
This place is a super great discovery The curry soup is the best I've found in the whole of Montreal This is a mother & daughter restaurant One of the best coffee & bubble tea & Thai tea in the neighborhood For sure it's a must to come here when your in town Fresh veggies & fresh soups Thank you so much for the service They are so nice & attentive The place is sparkling clean I will return for sure
This is THE spot if you want to spoil your parents with little snacks the same way they do for you by buying your favorite things in bulk 🤩🤩 My mom loved the egg coffee, we didn't try the cakes yet but my friends said that they taste super good. I'll definitely come back when I want to surprise my parents with a little something. Hopefully they'll make big cakes too, one day... 🫣 The owner (not sure if she's the owner, but she's an elderly lady) is the most soft spoken woman on earth! She's super sweet & has a whole candy station going on for customers 😭
We stopped by to try out their drinks. We got the Ube & Egg Viet coffee & really enjoyed them! Would definitely come back to try the other flavors. The cake in a can was very good as well. We also ordered the Banh Mi croissant with crispy pork, & it was super tasty, to be honest we wish we ordered more. The owner was so down to earth, she was amazing & really made us feel like we were part of the family.
We stayed for a couple hours. The staff is extremely kind, friendly & helpful. The PHO is delicious! The condensed milk coffee is also wonderful. The ambience, pricing & environment is amazing. They also serve jasmine tea with your meal that is delicious. I will definitely be going back!
Feb 26, 2024
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First off, we did not try their coffee maybe their coffee is super good but the food was really just OK. To sum it up, this place is "Jack of 3 dishes & master of none". We tried their pho, Cambodian curry noodle & Japanese udon. The pho here is average, they don't have the Bun Bo Hue, they give you more than average noodles sure... but the noodles were a bit overcooked, a bit soggy. Cambodian curry noodles, it tastes OK, but my God the presentation is godawful! & after you mix the noodles up with the curry, it looks like a pile of vomit! In addition, I think they did not strain the vermicelli enough, so there was a lot of water left in the bowl, which ended up diluting the curry. The curry was mild, too, not spicy & the restaurant didn't have any chilly oil. The Japanese udon, if my taste bud is not mistaken, you can actually buy your own soup base (I am pretty sure is Marutomo Agodashi Soup Base) & just make your own... The rest of it is just fish & beef balls. I can literally make my own at home for probably around $5. Lastly, the spring rolls were good, they were fresh, but they needed to roll it tighter, it was loose & eating it was a bit of a mess. We did not try any of their coffee & dessert, maybe those are the highlights of this place... But I'm sorry, food wise, I cannot give it a 5 stars & I wouldn't come back for the food.
