Vietnam lovely noodle — Restaurant in Toronto

I'm a repeat customer and I had a very upsetting experience here today. I ordered a large noodle soup and I barely got any noodles in the soup (it was mostly broth). I didn't say anything because I didn't want to make a fuss and thought it might just be a one-off. When I got my bill, the soup had been punched in with "less noodles" and so I asked if the man who took my order misheard me. He said that he didn't mishear me, but rather he told the kitchen to purposely put less noodles. I asked why he would do this and he told me that "ladies always complain about the portion size being too big" so he put less noodles for me and kept the proper serving size for my brother (who ordered the exact same dish as me). I've never been treated with such overt sexism and on top of all of this I WAS STILL CHARGED THE FULL AMOUNT FOR THE DISH.

This is literally a scam on your customers! If a customer wants less they will order a small, do not make this decision for them and then charge them full price because they...

What happened to this spot? I used to order from here regularly and was always happy, about 6 mos ago order and it was terrible, so much so that I said I wouldn't order again but today I did and wish I hadn't wastedy money.

Ordered the rare beef pho, the meat is fatty and chewy and 3 min later you're still trying to chew. The broth lacks the depth of flavour it once had but I'm also missing at least a cup and a 1/2 of the broth as the lid wasn't put on tightly then it was packed in a bag on its side, tied up and made its way here with the delivery driver. I found the soaking wet bag and its contents at my door. The spring rolls were also wet but we're also super disappointing and so much smaller than before. They used to be delicious and a "normal" spring roll size, theyre now the size of a thin cigar with very litt.

This was also my exact complaint last time I ordered so this ses to be the norm. Too bad, this place was once great, maybe it's a quality experience eating but definitely not worth it...

A reliably satisfying neighbourhood spot for Vietnamese noodles and hearty sharing plates. The kitchen shows clear skill with traditional flavours and comforting textures, and most dishes landed exactly where they should: well-seasoned, balanced, and generous.

What we ordered and verdicts Chicken dumplings: Tender, well-seasoned filling and a light wrapper; a clear starter win. Chicken curry: Rich, fragrant, and creamy with good depth; comfort-food level excellent. Chicken fried rice: Fluffy rice, nicely seared bits, and properly seasoned; simple but very well executed. Thai deep fried spicy chicken: Overly dry and over-spiced, which masked the chicken’s flavour and stood out as the lone disappointment.

Service was efficient and friendly without being intrusive. Noise level was moderate and suited the vibe.

Portions were generous and prices reasonable for Toronto. Most dishes offered clear value, making this a dependable choice for both solo meals and...