Pho Saigon Viet-Nam
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Pho Saigon Viet-Nam
| Monday | 10 am - 9 pm |
| Tuesday | 10 am - 9 pm |
| Wednesday | 10 am - 9 pm |
| Thursday | 10 am - 9 pm |
| Friday | 10 am - 9 pm |
| Saturday | 10 am - 9 pm |
| Sunday | 10 am - 9 pm |
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Display Allpho(34) soup(17) soupe(12) noodle(9) beef(8) vietnamese(7) authentic(7) bun bo hue(6) dishes(6)Page 1 of 1 - 6 Reviews
Luc
Pho soup was delicious & light! I appreciated the abundance of beef.View more
Saras
They really deserve the highest rating among other pho restaurants in chinatown because I tried all of the phos & as a real asian trust me they really are the best! I brought my mom, my best friend, my boyfriend, even had my birthday dinner once here too😂 I always order their spring rolls as appetizer sometimes their papaya salad with shrimp & pork is very fresh too & the largest size bowl of their complete pho. Soup is tasty, so good especially in cold weather. My boyfriend had their grilled beef with vermicelli noodles & it was soooo good! Price is very affordable. A must try!View more
Carol
The pho was very good. The beef was a little over cooked.View more
Momoby
The soup of the pho is hot enough that’s why the pho is good, I tried some pho with the soup not hot & it affected the total taste of the pho, the rare beef, the beef tendon & the beef balls are nicely cooked, but they don’t accept credit card which is a little inconvenient for a tourist.
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Kitty
Ordered the bun bo Hue & replaced it with pho noodles, as well as a tofu bun salad. Neither were subpar. The bo Hue had scant slices of beef & pork flank (while most other places in Montreal would serve an entire pork hock), the broth was bland & skimpy with herbs or onions. The tofu bun salad didn't fare better, containing no seasoning on the fried tofu & minimal herbs. The service was Chinatown-level acceptable, with the waiter accommodating my change in noodles & recommending the tofu replacement after asking my partner if he's vegetarian. Menu pics updated to display price s, which were standard. Would trek my way up to Villeray again.View more
Nathalie
The waitress made us feel welcome with her beautiful smile. The food is always good here. We had the chicken soup, rare beef soup & La Vong fried fish. They are all delicious. Highly recommended.View more