Restaurant Pho nam — Restaurant in Montreal

I chose something on the menu that I was unfamiliar with. Having asked for an explanation, I jumped in. I got a large serving dish with huge salad leafs, speared cucumber, bean spouts and julienne carrots, with a generous serving of mint and basil. Also on the plate was a serving of vermicelli and bowl of grilled pork and ground pork wrapped in some sort of vegetal sheathing, all in a sweet fish sauce with onions. It came with a side bowl that I was unsure how to use. Without knowing exactly how to attack this dish, I started putting a little of everything in the side bowl, but the tastiest stuff was the liquid in the meat bowl, so I used it as the mixing vessel. It was all super tasty and ample. It's little pricier than just a bowl of soup or a skewer of chicken and rice, but worth it once in awhile. I wish I remembered the name. It was something...

We dropped by this restaurant trying to get some noodle with soup. The moment we stepped in the restaurant, the owner/waitress is not very friendly to us. When we gave the order, the lady showed very impatient and seems in a rush. Eventually when we get the items we ordered, it's nothing from authentic at all. The pho soup was just from the pho block in supermarket without any further adjustment. There is no any green bean sprout with it at all. The Pad Thai was so salty and sweet and we didn't even finish it. To be honest, this might be the worst pho and pad Thai...

A nice asian restaurant that offers Vietnamese dishes: Phở, bun bo hue, com ba mau, etc. It's authentic pho with flavors from southern Vietnam, where sweetness is popular in all dishes. The broth is tasteful. Broth is clear and it is a sign that they don't use a lot seasoning powder, but use beef bones to cook and this is the traditional way. The price is affordable, ranging from 11-15$ per dish. However, the Pho extra large that I took recently comes with too much noodles and too little beef parts. This is the only reason I...