Pho Hao serves authentic Vietnamese cuisine centered on traditional broth-based noodle soups prepared with aromatic herbs and premium proteins. The menu features a comprehensive selection of classic recipes including signature beef pho, rice vermicelli bowls, and crispy spring rolls designed for flavor complexity. Fresh ingredients form the foundation of every dish, ensuring consistent quality across the entire culinary selection. Diners encounter a focused menu that prioritizes depth of flavor, utilizing star anise, cinnamon, and ginger to create a refined savory profile in each steaming bowl. The interior provides a functional space that emphasizes the speed and efficiency typical of traditional soup houses. This establishment remains a consistent destination for individuals seeking genuine Vietnamese culinary staples crafted through standard preparation techniques that highlight essential regional seasoning profiles and fresh vegetable components.
Online reservations are not currently offered through this listing for Pho Hao. However, you can call them directly at (514) 343-5018 to inquire about table availability.
Pho Hao is widely appreciated for its delicious, generous portions of authentic Vietnamese cuisine that keep customers returning for years. Many visitors highlight the flavorful pho and affordable prices, creating a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere that makes the dining experience worthwhile. Despite a dated exterior, the consistent quality of the food and the welcoming nature of the long-standing family business remain central to its positive reputation.
We got phos & pork chops with vermicelles. The pho was average, the broth could have been a bit better. The pork chops were still on a bone so it was hard to eat it. The atmosphere is very bleak.
I finally had time to write this. Since I really liked the seafood dish with crispy noodless from Nguyen Phi on CDN, that unfortunately was closed, we decided to go in & try it here, thinking that the experience could be similar. We were 3 at the table. We also ordered a third dish with shrimps, beef & chicken. Without a doubt, the seafood, with noodless, as a whole, was better in the Nguyen Phi. There, the sauce was more flavorful, well seasoned. Richer & thicker. Here, it was like water. As for the other dish, it was generally good, but according to my table companion, the shrimps were dry. So much so that he had a hard time removing them from the toothpick. The service time was average. Nice atmosphere & clean place. Next time, I might try their Pho.
While the pho soup was very tasty & the service efficient, the experience was dulled by the lack of cleanliness in the restaurant...especially the washroom. One can not properly enjoy a meal if they are preoccupied by the unsanitary conditions. A proper deep clean would bring the restaurant up to the level of their food.
Excellent resto Viet authentique & sans prétention. La décoration & les meubles datent d'une autre époque mais on y va pour la bouffe Viet. Le Bun Bo hue est excellent mais c'est seulement les nouilles le bouillon (qui est excellent) & la viande de boeuf au tendon bien cuit. Leur pho Dac Biet, le spécial tout inclus, est succulent. Essayez aussi le Nem Nuong mmmmm Sinon le smoothie au Durian est délicieux & frais aussi. Je conseille fortement ce restaurant.
Coming here for years, always a delicious soup & lovely owners, I don't understand these bad reviews. If you want delicious pho this is the best place in town!
Order #13 Phở Tái Gân Sách, size large. Nice tasting broth, fresh basil, lean portion on the tripe & tendon - thin pieces, which is fine, but far too few of both the tripe & the tendon. Less of the rare beef than other restaurants as well but quantity there perfect for my preferences. I will return, though perhaps try ordering my pho with their a la carte option in the hopes of getting a bit more. Dinning partner ordered the Phở Gà (chicken), large with a mango bubble tea. Pho was enjoyed with good amount of chicken. Service fast & attentive. Space standard clean & comfortable. Parking, if needed, easily found (metered in front, free available around corner.)
I was a little let down by the flavor of their broth. It's not as deep & rich as the broth of some of the other restaurants in the area. Just generally kinda bland. I will say that their spring rolls were some of the largest I've ever had. They tasted a little too strongly of fish sauce for my liking. For less money, you can head slightly up the street & get tastier pho.
An authentic Vietnamese restaurant. Reasonable price for the quality of food. The pho Ga was just ok, but the spring rolls were delicious. The udon noodles were disappointing as the broth tasted quite bland.