La Maison Pham is a Vietnamese styled resto that I feel many people can find themselves enjoying a…read morequick lunch in. Service is quick and the price is somewhat decent. We were in and out within 30 minutes... which is awesome. Sadly, no Bahn Mi was on the menu! I went with their Combo C which consisted of grilled chicken/beef with an imperial roll and a side portion of salad/rice for $13. Overall, the meal was good but nothing really stood out for me that left me craving for more. I could have the same meal elsewhere for a few bucks less with about the same satisfaction enjoyed by the meal. Overall I rate the place 3 solid stars. Maybe another visit one day will allow me to change my opinion.

Go here for lunch quite often. Truth is there isn't much around. The food (vietnamese influenced)…read moreis tasty, and the portions are reasonable. It is also very reasonable. BYOB. Moreover, prices are very reasonable and service is quick most of the time, which is important for lunch. Not haute gastronomy but for the price it deserves a 4 stars

Pooh and I ordered from here Friday night. This is a…read moredelivery review. The theme here is "cold" Pooh ordered the Pad Thaï. It was bland and not very warm. I ordered the chicken with mixed vegetables on a bed of vermicelli. The chicken and veggies were good but cold and the vermicelli was in a separate container and it came out in one lump and it was cold. Both of us ordered imperial rolls. They were big but chewy and cold. I'm sure sitting in the restaurant they would have been crispy. We will try this restaurant again but not for delivery

Food: #1 rouleau imper very good…read more#2 rouleau printaniers. very good #40 sauté shrimp/veg/rice Terrible taste had trouble finding the 4 small shrimps that were in too much liquid and squashed vegetables Could only eat 1/4 of meal #46 sauté chicken/ lemongrass/rice Terrible taste too much salt could only eat 1/4 of meal. Service was very good and ambiance or decor was very nice. Manager was unfriendly and obnoxious We will never return to this restaurant

J'aime bien leur menu varié offrant plusieurs spécialités…read more Leurs soupe tonkinoise sont excellente et il te donne le basilic avec. Le bouillon très gouteux et prononcé c'est une autres des particularité. J'aime bien un extra legume. C'est un resto assez grand. Le service est bien

The place is good, the food is good just the broth is lacking a little bit of flavor. Prices are…read moregood too and the service also. if Pho Tay Ho is closed, this is are second option for sure (and you can bring your drinks)

Great Viet food for a reasonable price in Old Montreal. More of a grab and go spot, the seating is…read moreshared with the other restaurant in the space and is a bit tight. Their beef grill box hit the spot after days of unhealthy eating.

Nifty little place run by the older owner. Good Vietnamese food. Loved the dumplings with their…read morecrunchy peanut sauce. Tonkinoise soup was original with their 7 spices. The menu was a little limited. Debit only. Friendly service

Super friendly owner. Delicious pho. Pleasant and quiet ambiance. They do not accept credit…read morecards, and I only had $20 USD for my bill that was $27 CAD with tip, and he accepted that. Very gracious and kind man. Will definitely be back.

A tiny hole in the wall with an odd layout…read more Satisfying food with huge portions at an attractive price. I was quite hungry so I got a Thai sandwich. (pork, beef and cbicken) a real steal at $4. I also got a chicken pad Thai which came with a crispy imperial roll (awesome flavor). The pad Thai was a bit to cloying for my liking. The chicken breast atop it was generous but lacked an amazing taste. I unfortunately heard the beeping microwave a couple of times wish is always unfortunate in a restaurant.

Very average place. Quite and cozy. Lunch was 13.50$ plus tip. They take credit card for anything…read moreover 10$. The portion was middle sized and the taste wasn't memorable. The chicken was all dark meat if that effects things for some. The staff was friendly and efficient. I may go back if I am in the area.

Another time in West Island, another opportunity to try the local Pho. Yea I'm a pho madness…read more Again, I ordered my usual combination: Pho, imperial rolls and iced coffee. Imperial rolls: really fresh, hot and crispy. They've made a great job in marinating the filling, the minced porc and minced tarot. My only complaint... Why are they so cheap with the sauce... I can barely dip the tip of the rolls in it. Pho: soup is very tasty and it's super boiling when it arrives. Thumps up! However... The noodles is a but too soft (maybe over cooked) but it's very good overall. The iced coffee, you can't get any better when it's freshly brew at your table... I only wish they would bring it to me before my foods arrive and not after. Overall experience, it is yummy. I just find it a bit overpriced compares to others... Especially you would expect slightly lower price since it's in a little town, a little street mall...

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.

Got some mixed feelings about Mylys. It was recommended to me by someone who seemed to know his…read moreViet food very well. We went on a Saturday mid-afternoon, just in time for the end of the lunch special. For 8.50$ I got 2 imperial rolls and a beef pho; for that price, I was like wow, this is a bargain. So its a bargain deal, because: a) the imperial rolls come frozen from some grocery store (they are NOT homemade - see photo) and b) the pho portion was tiny. The pho was good though, so at least that's that, but had I known what the lunch special really was, I would have just ordered the pho from the normal menu for $10. Also, the server who took our order was pretty rude, condescending and did not seem to comprehend either the French nor the English language? Like I was about to ask him if maybe he spoke Spanish.... All I asked was what beef cut was served with the lunch special beef pho and all he kept repeating was that it was beef. Yes, thank you, I know how to read "beef pho" but I wanted to know which cut. Anyways. It ended up being raw beef slices (I prefer cooked flank). On the plus side, this resto is BYOB. However, I doubt I'll be back, as my experience at Pho Ong Rau close by was much better and friendlier too (at least the guy there speaks and understands both French and English).

As some of my friends would tell you...I LOVE Vietnamese food. And this does not matter,…read moreregardless of city or country I am visiting. So on my recent trip to Montreal, I was thrilled to find at least a few in the area where I was staying at, so one night, after searching high and low for Pakistani food (which we finally gave up, considering how hungry we were and how we did not want to battle finding a parking spot at rush hour), we ended up at Mylys instead. While waiting for a friend, I did take some time to read up on the place, which got an article written about how excellent their vietnamese food was. Done. Once all together, we walked in, and got seated right away, after waiting for the waiter to clean off a table that just departed. When reviewing the menu, I found out that this was both a Thai and Vietnamese place. Perfect...I love Thai food too. So, one of my friends ordered the fried chicken, the other got the General Tao's Chicken, and I got the beef and mushrooms. Now...being used to the spiciness of dishes, I expected a bit more spices. Not to say that the food was bad...it was actually good. I just like to have a bit more garlic and ginger in my asian foods. Then again, being Asian does make me a bit more of a critique. Should I go back next time, I would definitely have to try Canadian pho. I guess that will have to wait until my next field trip back up north!