We found Pho Anh Vu on Yelp. We were also planning to visit the Canadian Center forvArchitecture…read more We ordered items # 49 and # 58. Wow! What a privilege to be able to enjoy well prepared Vietnamese food served in large portions. The pork served with both #49 and 58 were both juicy, tender, well- seasoned with great depth of flavor and texture. We also enjoyed the 3 bean drink. Reminds me of the Filipino halo- halo. We're planning to return tomorrow to enjoy Pho Anh Vu's other offerings. Stay tuned for updates. Service was fast, friendly and efficient.

All pleasing So busy that the best tends to be rapidly…read moreconsumed. No qualms in recommending

I was looking for Bahn mi but it's not on their menu. Im glad I stayed. Everything was delicious…read more Chicken over noodles with a spring roll was very filling and very good. Nice find. Parking fills quickly

My family and I are regulars here! The food is always delicious and is a good portion. The service…read moreis quick. The restaurant always has a nice calm ambiance. I recommend this especially during winter!

This restaurant is our go to for all our celebrations, a simple family ambiance with excellent…read moreservice, food is always the freshest and portions very generous, we love this place thank you Tree for your hospitality as always..remember to BYOW

This is as cheap as it can get when it comes to high quality fusion vietnamese-thai food. Every…read moredish's portion is very generous compared to other vietnamese restaurants and the service is also very quick! Do not hesitate to try this fabulous and authentic vietnamese restaurant.

T'Ami was the first vietnamese spot I tried in Montreal during my trip here. Located in Little…read moreItaly there was limited street parking but the area is very walkable. My table got the banh cuon mix, bun bo hue, and a mango smoothie. Food was overall good but the banh cuon was pricey and the mango smoothie has a strong yogurt flavor which is traditional but I wouldn't prefer it. The chu who was our server was super friendly and welcoming. The atmosphere of the whole restaurant gives off Vietnam and it's super spacious! I would definitely come back again when I visit the area.

This is a decent Vietnamese restaurant near Italian town. When looking at the menu prior to my trip…read moreto Montreal, I was so excited to get here and it was the first stop for our trip. The selection of menu was incredibly special. The offering is Northern Vietnamese food and these special dishes are really hard to find at any different Vietnamese restaurant. Bun Cha Ha Noi - is also called Obama noodle because President Obama had it when he was in Vietnam. Besides the grilled pork, the hardest thing in my opinion is the sauce, which was good here. The only that bothered me is how small the portion is. We had to order extra meat for my daughter. Bun Dau Mam Tom - I have high expectation for a very authentic Vietnamese disk so I was not impressed with their Bun Dau Mam Tom. It normally comes with pork intestine. Where is my pork intestine? Haha Again the portion is also very small. Nem be which is similar to spring roll was also something we called at the end when everyone was still hungry. In my opinion, it is a bit expensive for the food and the portions are small.

Hey been driving by here for last 7 years . The top of st Charles and Pierrefonds blvd. A few of…read moreout friends say they have great pho soups. The staff is friendly and the service was good..the place is clean . I started off with a pho beee soup which was ok . The beef was tender . I ordered the beef diner with crispy noodles and vegetables. The beef was rendered but way too much sauce . My wife had the shrimp with crispy noodles and vegetables. Shrimp were good perfectly cooked but way too much sauce . The meal was good if you like pho soups.

Excellent food. The portions are generous and have remained so since I started coming 7 years ago…read more Ordered the large soup with tendon only and there must have been 2 cups of tendon, I needed a to-go container. Hubby had the pork chop with a shrimp brochette and both were seasoned and grilled to perfection. The wait staff is attentive and thoughtful. Never realized it was bring your own wine! Good to know for next time!

I hesitate to walk in. Cash or debit only. It threw me off. The place was almost empty but it was…read moreoff hours. The menu covers many possibilities, soups, noodles, rice dishes. No sandwiches though. Their lunch specials which include soup or spring roll seemed higher than other places in price. The was good. The service was friendly. The local is pretty bare and run down.

My server was pretty rude. She never said one word to me. As I was ordering , before I could finish…read moreshe was already walking away. Aside from me, there were only three other people in the restaurant. My food came quickly and was very tasty but I feel like the portions were a little small.

My friends and I dropped by before hiking the circle route near the summit. TLDR: Patio seating 5…read morestars; service 5 stars; food 2 stars. We enjoyed the late summer trees and people watching around the patio. Our server was really funny, speaking French, English, and a splash of Spanish. I originally wanted the beef salad, but he recommended the salmon poke bowl ("deconstructed sushi!") for more vegetables. (He didn't seem to know that poke is Hawaiian and sushi is Japanese, but poke appears often in Asian restaurants in this area.) He was right--the salmon bowl provided lots of crispy raw vegetables, and enough carbs to power me through the hike. The poke was unlike any I've had at an authentic Hawaiian place, though. It was like tuna salad, except instead of canned tuna I got raw or salted salmon (I couldn't tell which). I didn't touch the side sauce, which looked like tartar sauce. The salmon mayonnaise provided plenty of flavor for the vegetables and rice, and I ate the whole thing. My friend's spouse finished his fried rice, another good sign. But my friend didn't like the ramen. She said the broth was flavored with soy sauce and coconut milk--neither Japanese nor Southeast Asian. Her kids didn't finish their pho or pad thai, perhaps because there was too much for them. After tasting both, my friend ended up eating the pad thai. I'm glad we tried this place. It's a novelty amid the predictable overpriced North American and European food one finds in a touristy area. If I find myself in this area again, I'll probably try someplace else first, though.

We found ourselves stuck between a rock (mediocre tremblant restaurant) and a hard place (another…read moremediocre tremblant restaurant) and so we figured we'd give this place a shot. I got a poke bowl and the salmon kind of tasted like the chef's mom told him to defrost the salmon and he said he'd do it but then he lost track of time playing club penguin and so he tried to run it under hot water before she got home and accidentally cooked it halfway (not from personal experience or anything). The ramen was -- to put it mildly -- flavourless! And I have no idea what dish my sister ordered but it tasted like instant noodles smothered in soy sauce. The only points this restaurant gets is for the waitress being lovely and for the wagyu gyoza.