Reviews describe Vinh Hing as a humble spot with consistently good quality over the years, especially for the house specialty Hu Tieu Phnom Penh with the broth served on the side, and the large format with bone is a common pick; noodles, including rice noodles and the dry version, are praised as delicious and the meatballs are a comfort food highlight. The place is cash only and small, so arriving early for lunch is advised, with some customers calling it one of the best Phnom Penh style noodles in the city. Service tends to be mixed, ranging from grumpy during some visits to efficient and friendly in others, and a few notes mention automatic tipping; the tea option is preferred to water, and a birthday cake at the restaurant is described as expensive. Overall, the reviews frame it as an authentic, one of a kind dining spot that focuses on Hu Tieu and related noodles, offering good quality at a reasonable price and drawing regulars who even customize soups.
Cela fait depuis des années que je viens manger au Vinh Hing, ce restaurant sans prétention, & la qualité est restée constante au fil du temps!
Je recommande vivement la spécialité de la maison, le Hu Tieu/soupe Phnom Penh, version avec le bouillon servi à part. Prenez le format large : le supplément avec os est inclus.
À noter : le restaurant accepte uniquement les paiements en argent comptant.
Honnêtement la meilleure tonki ( & tout le reste) à Montréal. J'y suis allée pendant 5 ans quand je vivais à Ville Saint Laurent . J'ai essayé des soupes partout a Montréal.
À force dy aller j'ai même eu ma soupe sur mesure ( fusion de deux de leurs soupes) parce-que j'étais une cliente très régulière.
Les boulettes/beignets c'est un pur délice de comfort food! Omg c'est décadent hihi! Ca goute Noël.
Food was ok. We were a group of 6 adults & 1 small child, no service provided, we had to sit at 2 tables & they automatically added the group tips to our bill. Not recommended.
Specialty of noodle (dry or with soup). They also have meat balls which are good. Give yourself a try. Ask for tea not water. Tea is better company when eating noodle.
A one-of-a-kind, authentic restaurant. The decor hasn't changed in years, but that's not what you're paying for. It's all about their famous Hui Tieu soup, & it's the best you'll find. You can't go wrong with this place
