Bun Bo Hue O Nom

My first experience with this location was when my sister brought home takeout from here, and we loved it. Everything tasted authentic, light, and very flavourful. I’ve only tried the Banh Mi so far, but I’m looking forward to trying other items on the menu. I went back another time in person to purchase a Vietnamese coffee. It was delicious, but next time I’ll ask for less ice since most of the cup was filled with ice and there was barely any coffee. The service was kind and friendly, and the place looked clean and organized. Overall, it was a great experience.

Just discovered this Vietnamese restaurant and honestly… wow. Their Bún Bò Huế is on another level, easily the best in town so far. Rich broth, the perfect level of spice, and super generous portions. Their Vietnamese coffee is also amazing, strong, fragrant, and so tasty, just like the coffee shops back home. But the biggest surprise for me was the Xôi Thập Cẩm. One bite and it brought me straight back to Saigon when I was young; the flavour, the texture, everything felt so nostalgic and authentic. If you’re craving real Vietnamese comfort food without breaking the bank, this place is a must-try. I’m definitely coming back!

The most authentic Bun Bo Hue you’ll find in Toronto! O Nom has that true Vietnamese flavor that’s so hard to find here. Most Vietnamese restaurants don’t cook Bún Bò the proper way, but they absolutely nailed it! The broth is perfectly cooked, rich and flavorful with just the right amount of spiciness, exactly how I like it. The flavor, the service, everything feels like home. We order takeout a lot and have basically become loyal customers already 😌 I really hope they can open a larger restaurant with more seating soon, because they truly deserve more recognition. Highly recommend this place to anyone craving an authentic taste of Vietnam! 🇻🇳

I came here and ordered the assorted cold cut and grilled beef banh mi. I also got the savory sticky rice. Both banh mi tasted really good! I asked for spicy and the chili's kicked my butt. The baguette is on the thin side, compared to the bigger ones you regularly see. Kinda like thing torpedo subs. The savory stick rice was really good, great flavors and a big portion of sticky rice. I definitely want to come back and try the banh bot loc and bun bo hue.

I like the taste of Bun Bo Hue here. It is very authentic. The price is super affordable. They have other Hue foods too. I really like the Banh Bot Loc. The sauce is super spicy but tasty. However, they make food super slow. It would take 20 mins to have a bowl of Bun Bo Hue, and almost an hour for Banh Bot Loc. I think if they can improve the speed, they would do much better. We will come back and support them. I hope they can do quicker next time.

I rarely leave reviews, but this time I am extremely disappointed with the shop’s product. I had purchased from this shop before and was very satisfied, which is why I decided to come back and order as many as 100 items Banh Bot Loc. However, when I tried them, the pieces of fatty meat were very large and cut too thick. Honestly, it was even worse than I make. The price has increased, but the quality does not match the price.

Cozy little shop in a hole. Ingredients are authentic. The owner is a very laid back uncle from Sai Gon. Food are affordable and live up to Vietnamese spirit. 10/10 would come back again :3

Banh mi bun is crispy and thin enough, not chewy like most other banh mi restaurant in Toronto. Banh mi is warm when served is the bonus. Beef banh mi was delicious. Assorted meat was good. The banh mi is 5 star. However... Owner please read: you must regularly clean the store: at least every 2 hour. floor and entrance mats are full of wood chips or dry grass cuts, black dirt, entrance mat, baseboard, garbage areas full of garbage, black garbage bin is visible inside a DIY lumber bin (you should go to pizza restaurants to see how their garbage bins look like). The glass window and door are dirty contrary to the modern decor you have in place. These areas are so dirty, dispite the top and chairs are clean.

This is a 100% Vietnamese owned and operated business, serving real Vietnamese food. It's not Chinese-Vietnamese fusion by any stretch. My husband had the pork bun bo hue which he demolished in 5 minutes. He loved it. Had pork bones, knuckles etc. in it for the extra deep flavour. He said it was the closest to what he had in Vietnam. He raved about the broth. I went with the pork chop with a very fresh salad and broken rice. The pork chop was seasoned with the unique, typically Vietnamese, slightly smoky, beautifully mild flavour profile. They've got a bunch of lovely Vietnamese yoghurts and desserts. The most personable, warmhearted, welcoming owner. He left a strong impression on me, for his kind demeanor. The prices are absolutely reasonable.

Located around Sheppard & Bathurst, Bun Bo Hue O Nom is a modest Vietnamese takeout gem. It's a pretty bare bones operation, and no seating, but it compensates where it counts--flavour! I can't vouch for most of their menu due to a shrimp allergy, but their banh mi is contender for the best in the GTA imho. A baguette, slathered with green onion oil and another brown mysterious yet scrumptious paste, then stacked with smoky pork sausage and a lively mix of pickles and peppers. It's a delightful barrage of savoury, smoky, and spicy notes. Plus, their coffee and desserts are pleasantly understated in sweetness. Prices are wallet-friendly, and the service is charming. Plus they take credit cards.

This is a takeout only place with a clean ambiance and friendly service. Their menu is focused and every item I've had the chance to try is good. Their namesake bun bo hue is good but when I got it, I had to heat up the soup a bit in the microwave once I got home. It's the first place I've been able to find banh beo, which is a rice cake with delicious savoury and sweet sauce. Definitely recommend getting it if you haven't tried!