I've been to Pho Fusion a couple times now and it has quickly become my favorite Pho restaurant!…read more First and foremost their pho is to die for! The broth is light but incredibly flavorful and complex. The large size is pretty filling and comes with a generous amount of toppings (I usually get rare beef and beef balls). They also have a small size, which I think makes a good lunch size, and extra large size, which I haven't tried yet. Along with the pho they provide a plate of bean sprouts, basil, lime, and chili peppers. I've also gotten their shrimp rolls that I really enjoy. They come well wrapped (nobody wants a shrimp roll that falls apart) and taste very fresh and light. The peanut sauce that accompanies the rolls is delicious too! The service is always very pleasant and polite. They're attentive and quick whenever I need anything like refilling a drink. Inside the restaurant is modern and kept very clean, while tables are well stocked with serve-your-own chopsticks, spoons, and sauces. Overall, I can't say enough about Pho Fusion. I absolutely love their pho soup, making it my family's 'go to' pho restaurant!

Nice little Pho restaurant in Newmarket. We had the Shrimp…read moreand Pork roll and the XL House Special Pho. Both are very good even compare to more expensive Pho place in Markham. Staff is very friendly as well.

It's harder to come here than to most places because it's closed on weekends. The menu is…read morerelatively small. They get 2.5 stars. Got large rare beef & beef ball pho & pork spring rolls. The pho was pretty good, though saltier than average & with only 1.5 balls. Large also wasn't that big. The spring rolls were so so - a bit overcooked, with below average flavour. They were served with Thai chili sauce, not Vietnamese fish sauce.

I have no idea why anyone would not give this little hidden gem a 5 star rating. Food is amazing,…read morealways fresh and hot. Pleasant staff and amazing value for your dollar. I would HIGHLY recommend this restaurant.

I've been here a couple times but I usually get my tried and true order which is the chicken banh…read moremi. It's under $10, huge and very generous with the fillings! My family has tried some of the other mains which were not bad but nothing that particularly stood out. I keep coming back for the banh mi! If you're dining in, there's lots of space, nicely decorated, and quick service!

Service seems to be great but the green curry chicken was really bad. I have had green chicken for…read morethe last 30 years everywhere but this is not the green curry chicken.

No deep fried chicken wings (Pho places usually have a few deep fried options such as wings and…read morecalamari) Chicken is a bit dry and is white meat so even more dry, would recommend getting and staying with the beef pho, rare or well done. Entire menu could be condensed and shrunk by half since it's just a repeat of the same pho with combinations of chicken, beef, and other assorted things, same for the rice dishes.

Maybe it was a mistake not ordering pho at a Vietnamese restaurant, the food we got here aren't…read morevery good. We ordered a vermicelli with pork sausage, grilled pork and spring roll, a stir fry rice noodles with assorted veggies and beef, chicken, shrimp, a deep fried chicken with butter and a mango milkshake. Since we ordered through door dash, all these came out to be $54 with tax and fees and everything which is quite pricey IMO. 1. Mango milkshake. Don't order this. It is so bland and tasteless that I almost can't tell it is mango milkshake. Almost like I know it's mango milkshake cuz i was told it is one. They must have added a tone of ice cuz it's all just bits of ice. Maybe they add only two chunks of mango to add some yellow color to it. It is bad. 2. Stir fried noodles with assorted meat and veggies. It is not the dry version as I expect, it's the saucy/wet style of Ho Fun. This dish is alright, reasonable. Good portion and still hot upon arrival. The shrimp is big and fresh but only two pieces. Overall a decent dish. 3. Deep fried chicken wings with butter. This is a very strange dish. First of all the batter is so weird it is thick it is chewy. The smell of the butter is there but the taste isn't. The meat itself is tender but the batter just ruined it. If you have tried the ones at The Pho Restaurant in markham, you will be very disappointed with this one. I definitely would not order it. 4. Vermicelli with spring roll, grilled pork and pork sausage. This dish is pretty good. The grilled pork has strong bbq taste to it, the pork sausage was also good. The spring roll however is a all-meat spring rolls which is also kinda strange to me. Didn't like it. The meat are on the salty side but balance well with the vermicelli. Vermicelli is on the thinner side but is a tad bit warm and does not clump together. For such price it paying, really have higher expectations for it. The pho restaurant in markham is still my favorite Vietnamese restaurant.

The menu here is smaller than at many Vietnamese places. Unfortunately there's no gains from…read morespecialisation in the form of a relatively corresponding boost in quality & it's quite standard too. They get 2.5 stars. Cha gio (fried spring rolls) were decent. Bun bo hue (hué beef noodles) was not spicy at all, though it was decent. There wasn't much noodles in the bowl. They don't serve you hot tea here like at many Vietnamese places.

Great prices and tasty food! Reliable place to go to get great food in a quiet and peaceful…read moreenvironment. Staff is super friendly and cook time was pretty short too. The washroom was very tidy and clean too.

Location: Yonge Street South of mullock in the Metro plaza…read more Parking: Freeeeeeee The place: There's been a lot of restaurants in this location. There's a gorgeous mural and I'm not sure if they put it up or if it's something left over from the last place but I like it. There's tables. It's dark but in a cozy way. It's a comfortable place to be in. Not sure if I'm explaining it right but it just feels nice there. Staff: Everyone was so nice and helpful Food: They sell more than pho! Eclectic menu but with all good stuff. Next time I go I think I'm going to try the congee It's a nice place to come with a lot of people because there's something that everyone can find on the menu. Became someone who is vegan she got a vegan dish. The vegetarian person was very accommodated as well. It's a good price point. Will definitely be back it's a good place to come

Soursop smoothie was a little icey but had a great soursop flavour…read more Spring rolls (pork & shrimp) had a peppery filling. They weren't too cut with filler & were moist & crisp. They tasted decent. Bun bo hue was decent, though pretty spicy. Lemongrass pork banh mi had a crusty loaf & very tasty pork. Pickles & coriander were good too.

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!

Tucked into an unassuming stretch of industrial Mississauga, Pho Ngoc Yen has spent years quietly…read morebuilding a devoted following, and rightfully so. The menu unfurls with impressive breadth, moving well beyond expected pho into simmered specialties that reward the adventurous diner. Service throughout was attentive and unhurried, the sort of hospitality that turns newcomers into regulars. What lingers most is the room itself. Disco lighting fixtures and a tucked away stage lend the space an unexpected theatricality, as though it were built for celebration rather than mere sustenance. Despite the family's expansion into a sleeker downtown outpost, this original location retains a lived in charm no polished interior could replicate. The broth carries real depth and fragrance, the noodles handled with care, and the accompanying plates, from crisp spring rolls to grilled specialties, arrive with the consistency that keeps a neighborhood loyal for decades. If there is a critique to offer, it is only that the restaurant's understated exterior undersells the warmth and quality found within. This is Vietnamese cooking presented without pretense: generous, comforting, and utterly sincere. Pho Ngoc Yen earns its reputation through steady, quiet excellence, and it remains a destination worth returning to again and again.

This location is in an industrial/commercial area of Newmarket, so it's not as visible as other…read morelocations around the city. We finished our Costco shopping and wanted something soupy, so I was happy to be able to find this especially in Newmarket! The decor is very similar to other locations, e.g the cherry blossom trees. We got the special pho and chicken/pork/egg rice. The rice portion was HUGE! I could only eat half and brought the rest home. In terms of food, the soup was lacking some flavour; it was missing some umami. The chicken/pork were both grilled properly. However, I feel other locations seem to be better? They had lots of servers but for some reason, it was hard to get their attention. Literally took at least a minute to get the takeout container.

Best pho in Newmarket. Located in an unassuming industrial plaza it is VERY busy even on the…read moreweekday. We came on a Monday night. We ordered Vietnamese Rice Paper Wrap Special, Beef Rib Noodle Soup and Grilled Pork Vermicelli bowl. Everything came out quickly. It is so delicious definitely worth the pricetag. Beef Rib Noodle Soup be prepared it comes in two bowls it is so big. The service was good too. Definitely coming back for sure !