Le Petit Sao Brossard

Overall, the Vietnamese food here is okay, but definitely not authentic. We tried both the pork and chicken bowls. The meat was good, but the fish sauce didn’t have much flavor, which kind of ruined the dish. Wouldn’t recommend the iced coffee—it’s nothing like Vietnamese coffee. And $6.50 for a regular filter coffee? That’s just too much. Also, the service is not very good. I had to remind them three times for extra napkins

I had high expectations for this place, but it was a complete letdown. First off, the food was way too expensive for what you get. The portions were small, and the quality was mediocre at best—definitely not worth the price. The pho tasted very old and was cold when served, the taste was meh 🫤 and expensive for what it is. The restaurant itself wasn’t well-maintained. The toilet was disgusting—dirty floors, a bad smell, and toilet paper scattered everywhere. It was clear that no one was checking or cleaning it regularly. The service was just as bad. The staff were obviously part-time students with no hospitality experience. They were rude, loud, and completely unprofessional, chatting and laughing amongst themselves instead of attending to customers. It felt like they had no idea what they were doing, and they certainly didn’t care. Overall, this was a terrible experience. Overpriced food, poor hygiene, and awful service. Definitely wouldn’t recommend.

A lovely experience with kind service. The bowls are huge and delicious. Shrimp chips were not what I had expected, but very satisfying. The fried wontons are a great appetizer come with a sweet sauce. Perfect side to a rich bowl of pho! Jasmin iced tea is refreshing and sweet! The limo jade drink has a particular taste, great if you like coconut and grass.

We took holidays menu which was a degustation menu. Everything was DELICIOUS! Specially the dessert. Quantity was more than enough and the staffs very nice. Plus it's BYOW

I wanted to like this place, I really did. MC pho is my Brossard go-to pho restaurant but it's closed today, I guess it wouldn't hurt if I'd try a new place, Sao Sao was jumping to my face, however it didn't stand up to my expectation...at all. The restaurant is actually well decorated. The server was nice and cute, too. BUT, the spicy beef rice noodles, also known as bun bow hue, were a big miss to me. First of all, the noodles were way too undercooked. When it comes to cook these kind of thick rice noodles , you have to soak them into hot water for a couple of hours ( at least 30 minutes), then you can cook them into perfection, however, I don't think the cook here knows this technique like every other pho restaurants out there. The rice noodles are too hard to chew. Even bending them is difficult. Second, the broth was not even hot, not tasty at all. This lemongrass flavor was missing, due to the lemongrass chunck that they use was sitting in the fridge too long, I assume. And the meat was nearly fresh, for spicy beef soup , I don't expect lots of flavorless prok stew in there. Big disappointment. The curry chicken bowl (p4)was pretty standard. That was the only reason that I rate this place 3 stars. Oh, one last thing, they don't have basil ...

Ordered spicy soup; it’s really spicy and flavorful! Veggies are fresh. Even the water tasted very fresh; didn’t taste like tape water. The only downside is that the limes were too old and were drying out. Service was friendly and speedy.

Amazing food and always friendly and great service! Also its bring your own wine which is always fun!

The pho was quite good and I notice that all the dishes have very generous portions!