OK place for a bowl of pho in the Finch area. The lime wedge was fresh and sprouts were crunchy. There is nothing really special or noteworthy about this place. I might try their tom yum or rice dishes next time I'm in the neighbourhood. read more

Angus Pho House - Item 42 Pho Special Large ($7.95) - Vietnamese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

If we're uptown and craving pho, my boyfriend and I always come here! It's our favourite uptown pho, always delicious (without making you thirsty after) and always comes out piping hot. We've tried a few things from the menu and we've never gotten something that tastes bad. The customer service is really great, the lady (owner?) is always so kind to us! If you order take out, you get a bowl for the noodles which is convenient, but eating in store is the best. Definitely recommend it if you're in the area! read more

Came here for pho recently, we ordered a small and a large. Decent portions for both sizes. It was okay except the broth (which is the heart of it all) was not really a pho broth. Was it bad? Nope. But it tasted like regular meat soup with a hint of pho-ness to it. So if I wanted a non spicy beef noodle soup (apparently everything in the area is spicy noodles now) this would be great but what I wanted at the time was that true Viet pho broth and this was just too pho-ney...pun intended. Place is owned by Chinese people if this matters to anyone. Get 10% off if paying in cash and you download their app. read more

First time trying out pho in north york. It was actually good. I ordered the small House special pho, with rare beef, beef balls, beef brisket, beef tendon and beef intestine. Small was enough to fill me up :) I like their thin rice noodle, and their broth was flavorful, which made the rice noodle tasty. The pho is served with beansprouts and mint on the side, and there's Sriracha sauce on each table for those who like to spice it up. Water was served without asking. Overall, good food. read more

Angus Pho House - Small House special pho with beef, beef tendon, beef brisket, beef balls and intestine - $7.95 - Vietnamese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I'm waffling between 3 and 4 stars here. Service was good - very fast and attentive - I arrived around 11:30 and the restaurant was about half full already (it's not that big - a very typical size for a pho place) and quickly continued to fill up. They have a bunch of lunch specials though they seemed to be pricier than the nearby Vietnamese Pho Delight. Similar to Vietnamese Pho Delight, this place is run by Cantonese-speaking folks, which may explain the variety of non-Vietnamese menu items. Or maybe they are just brilliant in catering to a more diversified Asian crowd. In any case, I ordered a small bun bo hue. The waitress brought me a whole jug of water (loved this!) and a napkin, chopsticks and spoon. A place of sprouts and herbs came out soon after (a whole quarter lime - that was fabulous!). The noodle soup came out very quickly after this, swimming with thick red oil which wasn't that spicy. I found there was a good ratio of meat to noodles (a tiny bit on the soft side) - the meats were slices of Vietnamese sausage (no funky aftertaste like at Vietnamese Pho Delight) and 'brisket' which sort of looked like brisket in that there was meat and marbled fat, but also these cartilage-like pieces attached to them - which I love - but don't worry, they were cooked long enough that they were more soft and gelatinous than crunchy. The broth itself was underwhelming - beefy, only a touch aromatic, barely any lemongrass flavour - this is why I want to give this place 3 stars. But I liked it enough that I would come back and try the pho.. will reassess my rating then. read more

Angus Pho House - Small bun bo hue (beef 'brisket' with sausage, $9.95+tax). Love the whole jug of water and quarter lime wedge! - Vietnamese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

The North York Food alley (Yonge and Sheppard to Yonge and Finch) has seen the gastronomic landscape in a constant state of flux. Eateries come and eateries go. Angus Pho House quietly opened a while ago, and for the first time, I checked-in and had a meal. I normally go next door to the Soon Tofu place. For our meal, we ordered the Angus Pho - of course, Lemongrass Short Ribs, Chicken Curry, Cold Rolls and Spring Rolls. The Pho was good and the beef was quite edible. Lots of time, we eat the noodle and leave all the meat at the bottom of the bowl. Also, this is one place that the difference in size for small and large pho is very apparent. The big bowl totally eclipsed the smaller serving. For the rolls, the spring roll was enjoyable but the cold rolls were less than stellar. Furthermore, the lemongrass ribs were also a disappointment - over fried, thin, and kind of tasteless. I was also expecting better for the chicken curry. There were generous portions of meet and potatoes, however, it tasted like any other dish from a Chinese restaurant and not a Vietnamese one. Though not a complete success for a first time meal, the place is efficient, friendly, and somewhat economical. It would be on retry list. read more

This small pho restaurant is on Yonge, just a little south of Finch station. A friend of mine lives nearby here and recommended this restaurant for the most authentic tasting pho. I had to try it, so my girlfriend and I met up with some friends at this restaurant. It was easy to find, the restaurant has its name in big letters, along with the address just under. My first impressions of the place... It was quite small (but then again, around finch station, almost all the restaurants are the same size), service was friendly and I noticed they only had two sizes, small and large. Usually, at the restaurants I've been to that serve pho, there's a medium size - so I asked the server how big the portions were. Without frustration, he politely showed me the bowls they serve the small and the large in - and changed my order. It didn't take too long for the pho to come, maybe 5-10 minutes at the most and the server didn't just assume we could all use chopsticks - he asked politely if chopsticks were okay. The pho tasted amazing, they didn't skim on the beef and for a great price. 4/5! read more

Got Hainanese chicken with rice and vietnamese fried spring rolls for takeout. Didn't realize it would cost $20 for a one-person meal and appetizer until my boyfriend went to go pick it up. Quality didn't match the above average cost and I was highly disappointed. Chicken was rubbery, not smooth and silky. Rice was bland with no flavouring. Go to Phoenix for good Hainanese chicken rice. read more

Surrounded by korean restaurants in Yonge and Finch, Angus Pho House is a good alternative for those who live in that area and are sick of sushi and bi bi bamp. The pho is generally pretty good, I like to go for the satay for a little kick in my soup. They are generous with the protein. I asked for the rare beef on the side and they give me a mountain my beef to dump in my soup. The only thing is that I question the sanitary in this place. I got a stomach ache almost right after. Aside from the stomach pain, the food is overall pretty good! read more

Came in on a Friday night at about 8pm. The location wasn't hard to find as it's just along Yonge St. and the place was not busy. I had the rare beef pho (in the soup) which was good, but wasn't spectacular. The only thing I could tell is that the beef was a bit leaner and perhaps they used less msg than other larger chain pho places. The place was nice, clean, small and seats about 10 or so tables I'd say. Owners are Chinese And speak Cantonese. They make a good pho, and have other cuisine on their menu like Thai. This place is overall good and I would eat here again, but I can't say I'd go out of my way to have pho here. read more

Great food, good prices. The pho was very tasty but also very salty. Customer service was very good and they are located close to Finch subway station. Would come back again. read more

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Probably the best pho place I've been to, and I've been to Pho Hung and Hanoi 3 Seasons and multiple Pho 88 locations. Their broth is delicious, and achieves its flavour without MSG, which helps me feel better after guzzling back the broth. Their portions are generous, and the quality of their meat is quite nice. They also deliver, as long as you don't live too far away. I'll sometimes order multiple pho dishes, and then eat off them for days. It's so good, it's hard to get tired of it :) You don't go here for the cheapest Vietnamese place in the city. You go here if you're looking for high quality. The house special and the pork hock is always good, but the tom yum broth is also surprisingly tasty. Not as fond of the tomato brisket though. If you're feeling a little adventurous, order the roti dish. It's delicious, but you have to be in the mood for something really rich. read more

Seven of us had dinner at Angus Pho house on friday, recommended by our friends. we had the Appetizer Platter，Lemongrass beef short ribs, and Shrimp mango salad. fantastic! for our main course, the Chef suggested the following: 1) Angus beef rice noodle soup, they use Angus beef. 2) Pad Thai 3) Curry jumbo shrimp with roti 4) beef brisket with curry and roti 5) BBQ lemongrass Chicken we could not believe the amount of each portion. the jumbo shrimp was 1/2lbs! soooo big. this was our first time here and it was the best food we had in a very long time. thanks Chef !!! read more

Ordered their satay beef noodle soup and was not impressed. The beef & noodles were pretty standard and the broth only had a mild satay-like flavour, not the rich satay broth I'm used to at Pho Vietnamese Delight up the street. Service was prompt & efficient but serving customers room temp water is a turn off for me, especially if it's a hot humid day. Thankfully they had the AC on. This is another example of a restaurant trying to offer too much on the menu & miserably failing...such a shame. read more

Angus Pho House unfortunately doesn't live up to its Yelp rating. They forgot our appetisers and messed up one of the main courses, forgetting to exclude chicken from the pad thai even after they had been told that one of my friends only eats halal. They quickly rectified their mistake, but I can't be sure if they cooked the pad thai afresh or simply removed the chicken from the original serving. My goat brisket was 99% fat and uninspired. My friend did not like his pho at all. The best part about the restaurant: the Vietnamese murals on the walls. read more

Not what I expected based on the reviews. Upon entering this place it kind of reminded me of the Hong Kong Street noodle shops dingy and not very clean. The menu is good with lots of selection, at first sight I would say their noodles look appetizing and picture perfect. Upon receiving the food though I found the broth to be tasteless and very oily ( did not skim the fat off the top well enough). The fresh rolls were far from fresh unfortunately and some of the meats had a sour and moldy taste and smell to it. Really wish this place tasted better but it tasted more like Chinese noodle soup rather than the fresh taste of Vietnamese Pho. They also sell the Hong Kong Style milk tea which is the only notably good item I had when I was there. If your looking for pho-king fabulous noodles this isn't the place. Please try Vietnam Noodle Bar or Anh Dao they have the best and most flavourful broths. read more

We decided to try this Pho place yesterday for lunch. If Yelp allowed half of stars, this place will be rated 3.5*. From the outside, this place doesn't look like much but inside is clean. The service is prompt and food arrived in a timely manner. We ordered the Large House Beef Rice Noodles Special #41 and #42, the Braised Chicken with Curry lunch special and Spring rolls. The portions were large. read more

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This place is it for Pho alot of variety of dishes. If you like noodles it's more meat & noodles then soup. Dishes are big & the prices are pretty good. If your on Yonge st stop by & try it. You won't be disappointed. read more

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This place is the best Pho Place in the area. If you are too lazy to drive to Pho Dau Bo then come here for your hangover cure. The prices are a little bit on the high side but that is simply a reflection of the neighbourbood the reataurant is located in. They have daily lunch specials that range from $7.95. I had the Fresh Rolls ($5) and a small house special Pho noodle soup. Both dishes were really good and fresh. The fresh rolls had shrimp, noodles, and lettuce that made it feel healthy and hearty. The Pho tasted great and the broth tasted fresh and less fatty. My Small Pho dish had an equal amount of meat to noodle ratio and it all tasted oh so good! read more

We found this place when Yelping around midnight on a Tuesday night, when we craved some midnight pho, and found out that this is the only pho place that's open past 11pm around the North York area, so we gave it a shot We ordered take out and the house special pho, as well as their curry brisket beef dish over the phone, the lady on the phone indicated they would be ready to pickup in 20 min. When I arrived at the restaurant to pickup around midnight, I was surprised to see there were quite a few tables occupied oat midnight on a Tuesday night, I asked the owner and they indicated they open daily until 4am except Mondays! that's pretty convenient for people living in the area craving pho past midnight~ I guess they are competing for the same clientele as nearby Owl and the rest of the 24 hr Korean restaurants in the area, nice to see there's a bit more variety in the late night dining scene in North York. The House special pho in take out packages came in separate containers for the soup broth, noodles, as well as the bean sprouts etc, which is great as it maintain the freshness of all ingredients. They actually provided a clear plastic bowl for the noodles so I guess you could potential just pour the broth into the plastic bowl container with the noodles and ingredients, which would be very convenient ( we used our own bowls at home instead). The soup broth is good but not the best we've tried. The curry is a little bit on the oily side but is tasty, at midnight I wouldn't mind it, but I prob won't come here during regular dinner hours. Nevertheless, I'm still glad that we have access to latenight pho uptown now, I would recommend this place as a late night snack option~ read more

Not up to par compared to other pho places. Serves the purpose if you are looking for a bowl of pho in the neighborhood.

We were craving some pho today because it was super cold and rainy out and Yelp led us here. I had high hopes after reading all the reviews here, but I think my expectations were a bit too high. We came right at 3pm and were able to order off the lunch menu. Select $7.95 items that come with a can of pop. On their menu online, it says the lunch menu also comes with soup or something else, but we just got an entree and a pop. We got the house pho and the pad thai. The food came almost instantly. The pho was accompanied by the standard bean sprouts and basil. The broth of the pho wasn't what I was expecting. I was hoping for something more authentic in flavour, but the broth tasted a bit too salty (MSG?). Not a lot of meat in the pho. One piece of tripe, tendon, beef ball cut in 2 pieces, and some beef. The pad thai was very saucy and the shrimp were a good size. I was actually impressed. However, the sauce tasted a bit too much like ketchup. Not a huge fan of it. It also had scrambled eggs and grilled chicken. All in all, this place is just okay. It wasn't terrible, but I wouldn't go out of the way to eat here. read more

Yummy pho within the North York area! Woohoo. I would say that I enjoy Angus Pho House's broth a lot as it contains lots of onions and scallions. I want to say that this place is quite consistent but unfortunately the last time I went, my friend got a very small portion in terms of meat and noodles, even though we both ordered the same size. Overall, I am quite satisfied with this place. The interior is pretty standard, but you have to go downstairs to get to the washroom. This wouldn't stop me from going here whenever I feel like having pho! read more

Angus Pho House - Pho with beef balls - Vietnamese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Very very very mediocre food. Paid $62 for absolute junk. I would not feed the food to my dog let alone eating it myself. I would have had a team of pathologist unable to distinguish which part of the chicken was in the pad Thai. I essentially paid $62 for a truckload of noodle, a gallon of water and unwanted pieces of assorted meat! Never again. I hope my review deters anyone from going here. read more

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I normally go to Kim po (steels and Kennedy location) but this time was on my way to jack Astros on Yonge and didn't feel like going out of my way, and I don't exactly like 88, and pho train. since this places ratings were not that bad I tried it out. I went out of my normal pho tai and got a satay broth, this is only cuz he(server) told me it wasn't like the normal over the top peanut satay. And he didn't lie, it did have peanuts in it, but was much better then the normal satay yet still spicy. My friend got the Thai broth, he didn't find it sour, but on boy I did. Near the end of his meal he agreed and said his broth was a bit sour. The noodles were good, not too starchy and just the right about for the size. Bean sprouts were not the freshest in any way or sense, had to pass on them. My other friend got the regular broth, but with all the spice and peanut I couldn't taste any thing. But it wasn't too salty or over done with MSG from what I could tell and from what he told me Place is small ish Does take debit and card I would come back if I was in the area, Oh almost forgot: they forgot to make one of the three bowls of pho, they tried to tell me it would be right out and I told them I knew they had forgotten it and they laughed and said yeah, they brought over a can of ice tea. To hold off my friend, it wasn't till about half way into my meal that his food came, when it did come it was the wrong size. They gave us 10% off the bill in the end, there was 3 of them working the floor and perhaps another two working the back, and about the same number of guest in the restaurant. It was annoying that we had to wait for my friend to finish but I guess they tried to fix a problem after they tried to cover it up. read more

Angus Pho House - Small place (cozy) fits about 34 people - Vietnamese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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This place is one of my favourite restaurants to go. While I go here mostly for pho, the menu has something for everyone. They have a good selection southeast asian dishes like curry, pad thai, hai nam chicken and pineapple fried rice. I have been here many times and not once have I been disappointed. Their pho is the best I've had. I am very sensitive about meat having smell but this place uses fresh meat and ingredients. The broth they make is very clear and tasty. The price and portions are comparable to other pho restaurants but what sets this place apart is they use Angus beef which makes it even more worth it for the price. The staff here is very friendly and courteous as well. They also open until very late (at 4am!) so it's the ideal spot for late night eats. I definitely recommend this place for all the true pho lovers out there! read more

THE BEST VIETNAMESE RESTAURANT. I've been to numerous Vietnamese places and I have my favourites and the ones I would never go back. But the people here are exceptional and kind. Great customer service, and there food is phenomenal. I never intended to try the roti and curry since I'm not a fan but the roti was just so good !! There's a lot of Vietnamese restaurants where they don't make good roti but this one is .. I can't even describe. Best spring rolls and raw beef soup. My boyfriend even said it was his favourite ! read more

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Ordered the lemongrass pork chop with rice via uber today. The picture of the same dish but the chicken version of this had some vegetables, and whenever we dined it, they also gave us some vegetables. Today on my order I specifically noted "no carrots", and they literally took out the whole vegetable portion of my dish? What arrived was a whole freaking box of rice with pork on it, while my boyfriend's order (he didn't leave any note for the kitchen) was completely fine (he got some vegetables). The pork chop was also INCREDIBLY sweet. Definitely not coming back again because of how sloppy they are. read more

My family tried this place recently and we were pleasantly surprised. We are vietnamese and we're looking for authentic Vietnamese made and this came pretty close. Pho broth is sometimes good and sometimes bland. It seem like the owners are Chinese but food tasted pretty good. It's a bit different with the spicy pho options but I'll take it. Also the roti is not vietnamese but it's yummy and crispy roti so sure, we'll have some. We would go here again, a little pricey and small inside but close to our house. Milkshake is $6.95?!!! Too expensive. read more

This is my fav spot to get pho! They have really awesome lunch specials, and it includes dishes that aren't pho. It's pretty small, but I've never had an issue getting a table. I always get the Beef satay pho. I love it because it's nice and spicy, but not overpowering. It also has peanuts in there, and pineapple! I did not think i would like that, but the spicy and sweet flavors compliment each other so well. Definitely a great spot for a quick lunch! read more

I had the laksa, was craving a good laksa for a long time. Broth was full and flavourful I would have preferred a bit more spice though. Staff are great, always topping up our tea. Food was fresh and perfect to soothe a cold body in the winter! read more

Not your typical Vietnamese restaurant. Most of the Vietnamese dishes had a Chinese taste to it. The spicy pork hock and mei wong was what we ordered. Both soups had a different taste to what you would normally get at any Vietnamese restaurant. The taste was not bad, it was actually pretty good in a way. Portion wise, pretty generous. No complaints there. Price wise, can't compare due to nature of location (just a tad more expensive but on par with other viet restaurants in area). Will i come back... yes. Need to try rice dishes. Took another peek at other tables... again. Lol i really need to mind my own business in restaurants. read more

The place was alright. It was clean and the service was good. Their pho was OK. Not the best pho I ever had and not the worse either. I thought the broth tasted like the pho spices and MSG (like most pho places). I just thought the pho wasn't special or anything. I might come back and try their other menu items. read more

Angus Pho House - Vietnamese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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This place is fantastic. Some quality food. You can tell the quality of meat is a lot better than most places. I would highly recommend. It's a little pricier than other pho places but it's definitely worth it. read more

Angus Pho House is actually one of the best, if not, only good Pho noodle house in the Yonge & Finch neighbourhood. So, this is why I am giving it a 5 stars because it is the only place in the Willowdale area that I like and feels, serves the freshest Vietnamese Beef Pho. I don't know what authentic is. I just know that they make a pretty good broth with fresh cuts of meats (very important) and NO MSG. Be sure to check whether they have the fresh rice noodles in house. Sometimes, they are sold out. It is the best compared to the dried rice noodles. They have other tasty items on the menu too, the hainanese chicken rice and the beef brisket curry roti. They also do delivery, which is what I absolutely LOVE, because restaurants like these normally don't have that service. I hope they stay in this neighbourhood for a long time because we are seriously lacking good Pho Noodle houses around this neck of the woods. read more

I frequent this place and love it. This is a unique place in that in addition to pho, it offers a wide variety of Malaysian curry dishes. I've tried their Roti and curry sauce as well as goat curry...absolutely delicious ...prices are reasonable and service very friendly read more

First pho experience, but DELICIOUS! Angus Pho house is a small, casual place on yonge street. The service is good, and the staff are all friendly. I got the beef Satay soup which was delicious' HUGE portions! A small size is HUGE! Tip: first time I went I didn't know what to order so I got the house special. Wrong choice for me as it had all the parts of the animal like stomach, which wasn't appetizing for me. Basically, order anything except the house special and your good :) read more

I ordered the house special pho. The portion of pho was generous and the servers were pretty responsive. The food was great and I'd love to come back. read more

Angus Pho House - House special pho - Vietnamese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

While the service isn't horrible, there are many things that brought down my impression of this restaurant. Service: while quite friendly and tonnes of smiles to go about, I lost a bit of interest in the food after the girl leaned over my side of the table to put down a dish on the other side. This was also bad because I had a scare each time the girl shuffled towards our table like she was about to trip, like some service act at a niche cafe. The service was also necessarily quick, since there aren't utensils, napkins, or tea placed on the table. One of two reasons why it gets a star. But they could have used bigger tables. Food: portion sizes are large, if not out of ratio. Too much noodles, not enough soup. Also, using skin tripe instead of organ tripe is a big let down. Same with the vermicelli noodle dish. Not enough room to maneuver through the dish, and too much carb. Lastly, the only other redeeming point: the Malaysian curry. While not the real thing, the curry tastes more of peanut paste and wasn't spicy in the least, they do use the actual "roti". It's like the real Indian paratha, though not the kind that you see in Indian and Chinese grocery stores. Very flakey and soft yet crunchy. Only reason to come here, if not to see everyone else spill their food inevitably onto the table. Don't know why or how they got the good reviews, but they didn't reflect the experience I've had. They must be bogus reviews, because the only thing they got right about the pho was the noodles. read more

I tried this place based on the good reviews on yelp but was utterly disappointed. The name is a compete misnomer, there's no real pho and they definitely don't use angus beef. It seems like they are famous for their Malaysian curry and "thai" style pho. The owners or even chef is possibly chinese and I can't figure out what they are trying to be a Vietnamese restaurant or a Malaysian restaurant because they don't do either well. Pho Spring Garden is another pho place that I don't mind despite not being authentic. I don't know if I would ever go back here though for the pho. The meat was not the quality or variety you normally expect in a pho restaurant. The service was quick but be careful the floor is slippery and I can see an accident just waiting to happen with all them hot soups flying out the kitchen. read more