Soupebol Nouillerie — Restaurant in Montreal

Despite the rating, I told myself it can't be that bad but boy was I wrong.

The food is absolutely terrible there. Got myself a Pho because why not.

The soupe was beyond bland, Beef was dry, 11$ for a large that is equal to a small/medium at chinatown, Lime was so dried out I managed to get 1 drop out of it(clearly left it out for too long), Basil leaves were half dying already. They also gave us a small splat of sauces, which wasn't nearly enough to give it just the slightest flavor. Nothing to say about the service, however, it wasn't anything exceptional.

Overall, respect your tastebuds and spend your hardearned money somewhere else. Not trying to be mean but the amount of effort they put into making the food really shows, which is nearly inexistent...

One of the worst dining experience ever. The service as well as the food. The waiter took my order while cleaning the table next to me, brought my food and never bothered to ask me if I wanted anything to drink or for that matter anything else. The Cantonese chowmein I ordered had stale noodles and the chicken had a weird texture and also tasted weird. To top it off it was for 14 dollars and some cents. I took out 20 bucks to pay - the waiter took the money asking me if I wanted back my change since the bill was for 17 dollars. I said yes. He brings me 3 dollars back - NO BILL. Charged me extra. Even if it was some cents... It's was unethical. Anyhow - there is a soupboul in pierrefond, their food and serive is excellent. Not to mention its way cheaper...

This place is not for an authentic Asian cuisine but for a fusion of Chinese, Thai, and Vietnamese food or something.

The interior is neat and the place seems very clean. The service was good. Price is reasonable. I enjoyed the ambience with low volume music. (The reasons why I kept two stars for this place.)

However, Chicken Tom Yum was not good (not spicy enough, not sour enough, no fresh lemongrass scents, no depth in soup flavor) if not terrible. One stalk of coriander was just funny. The flavor was very far from authentic thai or vietnamese food. It's not surprising since the restaurant also sells chinese food like general...