Is the food edible? Yes. Does it taste good? Sure…read more Is it actual Vietnamese food? NO (with certain exceptions) The restaurant caters to the baby-boomers who don't really appreciate authentic Asian cuisine and require that it be modified to suit the palates of North Americans. AKA = Gringo food. But hey, it's different strokes for different folks. So, if you're the type of person who goes to a Chinese restaurant, looking for Chinese macaroni or the chicken balls with red sauce, this is the Vietnamese equivalent. You will be happy. But if you're looking for the authentic dishes of Vietnam, you're better off going down the the street for better options.

Let's say that their ginger chicken is the highlight of my week. I know! It's only Wednesday .Hihi!read more

My husband and I went to I Am Pho for the first time today. The restaurant is nice and bright with…read morelots of windows. We were met by the server as soon as we walked in the door and were seated with menus. She brought over 2 glasses of water right away. We were surprised that we weren't offered an option of tea or water. We both ordered the pho with a beef rib. The food came very quickly. The beef rib was quite tender but with lots of connective tissue (which we enjoy). The broth was pretty good, but definitely nowhere near as good as many other Vietnamese restaurants we've been to. The serving size of both noodles and protein were very generous, but it's quite an expensive dish so that wasn't surprising. The washroom was unisex and was clean and tidy. We would return to try other dishes the next time we're visiting Montréal.

I always order from there now. They are quick and the food is delicious and authenticread more

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

Landed in Montreal at 7am so my stomach was all wonky. Wanted to get some comfort food to settle…read moremy system. Was going to get dim sum but even though their hours posted on yelp said they were open they ignored us when we walked in so we thought we'd give this place a try. We had the Pho Beef Special and the Grilled Beef and Chicken Bun. The soup was a bit oily and salty and the beef was nothing to write home about. But maybe they like their soup that way here. I was expecting a lot more food for the grilled meats and bun. It was okay but nothing made it stand out. The service was nice but sadly the food was mediocre. I'm a bit of a pho snob though coming from the SF Bay Area and I will admit my favorite pho shop is in Colorado (who would have thought!?).

Pooh and I ordered from here last night because they have great Tonkinese soups; however, my soup…read morefrom last night was terrible. It was BUN BO HUE soup. Pork broth base with lemongrass and pork and beef flanks and noodles. First off, the broth was very fishy-tasting and the pork was just grizzle and to top all that off there was a bone fragment-the size of a toonie. Pooh has the Grilled Chicken P.8 soup. It was delish!!! We ended up sharing his and mine was flushed- the bone went in the garbage. The Imperial Rolls are usually great but last night, super chewy and the Fried Raviolis were cold and a wee bit chewy. It was like this meal wasn't prepared with love

+.5 for service…read more Looks like there hasn't been a review here for a while. I may as well be the first to say that it's "good", but not 5-star overworldly kind of good. The place is quite small and lightly decorated. It's a relatively quick, fill you up place, and the prices are middle of the ballpark. Not a lot of pho choices if you're an exotic type though, as they only have the regular deluxe, rare beef, brisket, beef balls, or chicken/veggies (plus a couple meatless options). Their pho is quite inoffensive. Nothing to blow you off, but certainly no complaints for its quality. If you're someone who wants a standard pho without any concerns for exoticness, this place does its job. Service is good, no complaints at all.

Lunch special gives you chicken brochettes platter and spring roll. Great prices but closed on…read moreSunday

Tasty and fresh banh mis prepared and heated! The bread was crunchy too and ingredients well…read morebalanced!

Doesn't look like much but it's super clean, and the banh mi I took was crisp, hot and perfect. I…read moreshould have asked for some chili something on top, I was missing spice. Will definitely come back and get the pho next time.

The Pho MC owners have opened up yet again another surprise: Bahn Mi MC- a take out vietnamese…read moresandwich and bubble tea joint. The menu for appetizers and finger food are largely the same for both businesses (Pho MC and Bahn Mi MC). They do have a seating area as well. Although a lot of the clients are pho MC are seated there. The prices start at 5$ for sandwiches an bubble tea (not original bubble tea like chaitime more like powdered cocobun bubble tea). I still enjoyed it. Good addition to the Brossard fast food jolnt.

Have been going to this restaurant for years and always very happy. However on Nov 11/22 I was…read moredisappointed. The Rouleau Printanier aux crevettes (sauce d'arachide) was very tough as I think it was made too far in advance and it dried out. The waitress, who only speaks French, was not interested in my complaint. The main course of peanut chicken was very good. Another downer is that the menus are only in French. In addition the owner appeared not interested in my complaint. It will be a long time before I return to this restaurant as there is lots of completion in this area.

I went there last night with my husband. The waitress couldn't care less about us. She was very…read morenonchalant and was acting like we were a nuisance. I hate feeling this way especially when I pay for your salary and I always give a tip. The food was very basic, nothing that made me go wow. Yes the decoration is nice but as for the taste of the food... Just so so... Nothing more. Yes it's a BYOB but I would rather get some real tasty food at Bol D'or in Brossard and eat my food at home.... Never again Viet Thai....