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    Pho Nga Son

    4.0 (16 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Jen H.

    I give 5 stars infrequently, but the food here impressed me. Very decent pricing for the portions (not too expensive, but also not super generous....could give more noodles) The broth was clean, flavourful and not overly msg'y....need was nice and tender. The bun was really good and I'd order that again. We also had a banh mi and the fresh bread indicates that their curry must be good. Will try that next time. A great dinner before a movie in the same'ish plaza. Parking is crazy, but not untypical of a strip plaza. Washroom was relatively clean.

    Alyssa Z.

    Used to come to the store before it changed ownerships. I will have to say the decoration in here matches the vibes of all those viral locations around the GTA. The service is always on point here. To be honest, we probably come here once a month. It is one of our go to just because it is close to home. The food is always delicious and never disappoints.

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    Catherine S.

    We stopped in to grab a comforting meal on a brisk night and we were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the cuisine served here. We ordered 2 pho soups, one with the rib bone and the other a plain pho tai, and an interesting salad with taro chips. The soups cames boiling hot with loads of protein. The broth was nothing special but tasty. The taro salad added a nice amount of veg to our meal and was savoury & flavourful. I like it when Viet places have pickled garlic slices, which Pho Nga Son did. I find that it adds so much depth when added to the pho. Overall, our experience here was fantastic and we would likely come back when we're in the area!

    Jahleel C.

    Very beautiful decors inside the restaurant. There aren't too many seats available but it doesn't seem like it gets too busy. We had a table for 6 and were seated in a booth which was good considering there were 3 kids. I would say this place is a nice alternative to Nam Pho if you want to sit down and eat. I really enjoyed the pho broth. It was flavourful. Also the spring rolls filling was really good and delicious. The chicken was okay, it wasn't my favourite because it had a lot of hard small stuff. Not sure where it's from but it was still good. Definitely would come again since it's near my place and will bring my friends for next time.

    Kathleen W.

    After a long hike, my go to meal is a bowl of pho. I checked out this restaurant today and got their Pho combination and a bun (with beef). There was no option for sizes. The pho broth was on the sweeter side but came with plenty of meat. The bun was also flavourful but the highlight of the dish was the deep fried spring rolls. It's hard to find places that make the spring rolls with taro.

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    Rodney C.

    This is located in a plaza on the east side of Yonge Street right in the corner beside TD Bank First impressions is that the decor is visually interesting though quite dark inside and the menu seemed to have a very decent variety of Vietnamese dishes ranging from pho to bun rieu. My other half and I came around 2 on a Monday afternoon and was surprised to see the place was still largely filled though we were seated right away. Servers were speaking Vietnamese for those that care to know and were provided the menus. We ended up with shrimp fresh rolls though they did have about 6 other options. I got the bun rieu, and other half got the bun bo hue as well as a side of grilled chicken. Portion sizes were very decent for the price, speaking of which is pretty on par with any other Vietnamese restaurant out there ($17.50 for each of the soups). But this is where things start to take a turn. The fresh rolls looked like they were made in hurry as they were visually "lumpy" but were tasty with the side of peanut sauce provided. The bun rieu was very unexpectedly not good. While portion sizes was solid there was only one shrimp and two fake crab meat sticks to distinguish it as bun rieu compared to regular pho. The fish seemed to be a weird step up from pho in terms of the noodles and ingredients. So imagine getting a pho, bit adding in a shrimp and two crab meat sticks and calling it bun rieu. The bun bo hue also followed the same theme adding in a pork hock and blood jello. Can not recommend either dish sadly, but perhaps the pho and other dishes are better? The size grilled chicken does come with a very strong charcoal grill flavor which was decent. Overall this place is decent and if your a local and have a craving for Vietnamese this is a good spot, if not the only spot in the area. But I wouldn't go out of my way to revisit our recommend traveling to try this place given the many other places located along hwy 7 now.

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    A Y.

    Food: 3.5 stars. Decor and services: 4 stars. Overall rounded up to 4 stars. Pho Nga Son is not really hidden, but it is definitely not the most noticeable restaurant in the mall. It is tucked at a corner in the back, with line of sight to its storefront blocked by another restaurant. For those who blaze the trail, they are rewarded with authentic Viet food. Does it taste better than other authentic Viet places, traditional or contemporary? I don't think so. But it is authentic nevertheless. The decor is beautiful. The services is attentive. I enjoyed my meal, but I usually don't spend this much for lunch.

    C8 - broken rice with grilled lemongrass pork, steamed egg meatloaf, and a fully cooked fried egg (my request)
    Leo C.

    Service - Seated quickly. As we ate an early dinner, it was empty. People came in steadily after us. The young man that took our first round of orders were attentive. The second round, when another gentleman, took out order, he got 2 of our orders wrong. We ordered a takeout flat noodles with chicken but they gave us beef. We asked for coke with our second takeout order - banh mi combo with fries and drink and they gave us diet coke. Haf to ask them to switch out the drink. Regardless of you paying in cash or card, you still have to go up and pay. However, you get a cash discount. 3/5 Ambiance - lit well with lots of seats. They booth seat was surprisingly well cushioned. Seems like they have a lot of tables too. 4/5 Food tasted fine. Definitely a smaller portion than most places but surprisingly filling with the soup. It tastes like the pho broth but it's supposed to be chicken broth. The meat was well seasoned. Despite how thin the meat is, it wasn't too dry. 3.5/5

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    Adrienne F.

    More westernized than traditional pho places. Bone marrow tartar is surprisingly only $12 and pretty tasty!

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    The interior is nicely done, fairly large area. The food was good but I felt like the portion was smaller than other Pho restaurants.

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    I was in the area (which is far considering I'm from Markham) so I had to try Pho Ngoc Yen - heard…read moreso much hype. I ordered the Bun Bo Hoe and was not disappointed. The broth was so flavourful, lots of lemongrass and lime flavour. It was loaded with beef, sausage slices, and pork blood so this was very worth it! 10/10! Service was typical of an Asian restaurant but must comment that the decor inside the restaurant is very beautiful. Lots of greenery and bamboo decorations which made the ambience very enjoyable for dining. Don't be fooled by the industrial appearance of the outside!

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    Very convenient location just at the corner of Hwy 7 & Woodbine. This is a small pho restaurant…read morewith great service and good selection of Vietnamese food. It's also clean and spacious, we didn't have to wait coming here for lunch and had a pleasant time. We tried the hue-style noodles and the broth was rich and flavourful, not super spicy but with a very slight hint of heat. It's good if you're not too into spicy foods. We also got some picked garlic and peppers to add for a boost of spiciness. We also ordered their fruit smoothie with coffee which was such a delight! The coffee was rich and delicious and paired well with the coconut. Next time I'd want to try it with their durian flavour (for those who can handle the king of fruits). You can also build your own pho if you want to choose your own noodle bowl.

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