Pho House

Reviews

• Ric L.

  star star star star star_border 29 August 2026

  I would say pretty good Pho. I come here fairly often (or at least in the last two months). Portions are good and the pricing is good for what you get. I would say it could be a bit cleaner but that hasn't stopped me yet.
  
  Their grilled meat dishes are pretty good too but pho is my go to order.

• Diana W.

  star star star star_border star_border 27 August 2026

  This place is just an average pho place. The pho is pretty average, a bit on the saltier side. However I got this large bowl for only $9! So the price is definitely good for all that food.
  I also had their iced lemonade for $2.50 and it was pretty refreshing, but mostly ice.
  Nothing really stood out to me, I probably won't be back

• Cathy Z.

  star star star star_border star_border 25 August 2026

  The pho here is pretty good. You get the option of thick and thin noodles. The thin noodles are the typical ones served in other places. The thicker noodles are same as the thin noodles except around 3x as thick. I personally like the thin ones. The pho special was delicious. The meat toppings were amazing, and the beansprout and basil that came with it was very clean and fresh.
  
  The reason for 3 stars is that the other dishes were not as good. The shrimp in the fresh rolls were either over boiled or not the freshest, and it would've been better with more fresh veggies and less rice noodles. The shrimp paste with sugar cane was decent, the sugar cane was very tough.
  
  The overall experience was okay, there were only one server working at  a time, even when it got busy so service was a little slow. Pretty clean overall.

• Sophon C.

  star star star star star 21 August 2026

  This is their new spot, across the street from their old space. Great family run restaurant and they've been here for over a decade. Always get here early if you want the fresh noodles, as they do run out. Friendly service and they are truly appreciative for your patronage, which is rare in Toronto's restaurant scene now a-days.

• Tony F.

  star star star star star_border 18 August 2026

  A fairly standard family run Pho joint that offers you a choice of fresh or dry noodles.
  
  There's lots of competition for your pho dollars in this neighbourhood, so for all of us that's a good thing.  
  
  I used to be a regular at another place because it was run by a friend's family, so I hadn't really ventured out too much, but they finally packed it in and retired so I'm scooping out new places.
  
  I have a special place for family run restaurants.