PHO Jean-Talon

L

5.0

Ver nicely served. Fresh & delicious Pho!

Maggie

3.0

Price has inflated significantly comparing to last year. It's good but I would expect more for a bowl of filet mignon pho costs $22 + tax. It's definitely one of the most expensive pho I have ever tried around the world.

Anne

5.0

Fraîcheur, saveurs, très propre, service efficace, ambiance & décor sympathiques hors du traditionnel resto vietnamien....& c'est tant mieux.

Félix

5.0

Excellent food & service, wish I would have taken photo of the food to give you a idea, but yeah, worth it.

Grace

5.0

The pho *is* in fact phonomenal! Among the best I've had & I've had many of the best of Seoul & even Hanoi. Pho is great, but their Bun Bo Hue is also exceptional. The wait staff is so friendly & helpful. It is a hidden gem you should NOT miss if you like Vietnamese.

Elizabeth

5.0

C'était parfait ❤️

Anémone

3.0

Decent pho, but service could be better. My spring rolls came after the pho. I would prefer to enjoy appetizer first & have refill water in timely manner.

Maxime

5.0

Une des meilleures tonkinoise au boeuf en ville. Filet mignon fondant! Prix raisonnables

Chantal

5.0

Les personnes sont claimant gentille & l'atmosphère est vraiment agréable. Les rouleaux impériaux sont vraiment extraordinaires ! Tout est fait maison Cenez faire un tour 🍜❤️

Trent

3.0

Second time eating here: previously enjoyed their pho & this time we had grilled beef & pork over vermicelli. The food is good, the service was a bit unequal. The young man who first served us did not do much of a follow-up once the food was served. Water glasses remained empty for quite a while, & when we were clearly finished & just waiting, we had to finally signal to the woman server in order to get doggy bags. Watch out for the additional fee if you want to take home any food you don't finish! Although I rarely experience this at other restaurants, here they charge $1.50 per person to take home any leftovers. I don't mind paying a small charge to over the cost of the take-home box, but $1.50 felt excessive. I checked at Costco & the take-home containers cost $.25 a piece. It's a bit cheeky to make a profit off of the doggy bags when already the prices are a bit higher than other Vietnamese restaurants of similar quality in the neighborhood. I'd hesitate before going back since there are so many other options for good Vietnamese food in the neighborhood, & without the additional fees...