Le Petit Sao Brossard
Vietnamese restaurant · Brossard ·

Le Petit Sao Brossard

Vietnamese restaurant · Brossard ·

Vietnamese fare, pho, coffee, bahn mi, imperial rolls

pho
vietnamese iced coffee
vermicelli bowls
imperial rolls
papaya salad
general sao
fried cauliflower
banh mi
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7209 Bd Taschereau #106, Brossard, QC J4Y 1A1, Canada Get directions

CA$20–30

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Restroom
Popular for lunch
Popular for dinner
Cozy
Trendy

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7209 Bd Taschereau #106, Brossard, QC J4Y 1A1, Canada Get directions

+1 450 443 2388
lepetitsao.com

CA$20–30 · Menu

Features

•Restroom
•Accepts reservations
•Popular for lunch
•Popular for dinner
•Cozy
•Trendy
•Family friendly
•Good for groups

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Jan 19, 2026

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The Best Places to Eat and Drink in Pointe-St-Charles | Eater Montreal

"The cozy and cute vibes of Le Petit Sao are guaranteed to please, particularly with its colourful Tonkinese soups and vermicelli bowls. Catering to both lunch and dinner crowds, this family-run Vietnamese stronghold features other highlights such as imperial rolls, papaya salad, or the General Sao — a bowl of fried cauliflower (or grilled chicken) and rice." - Daniel Bromberg

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The Best Places to Eat at Montreal’s Atwater Market | Eater Montreal

"Possibly the cutest stand at the Atwater Market, Le Petit Sao has been serving up snackable Vietnamese fare like bahn mi and pho for the past three summers. Be sure to try a refreshing homemade lemonade or Vietnamese iced coffee as well." - Mallory Frayn

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Le Petit Sao Brossard

Ngan Vo Nguyen K.

Google
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

Stanley Y.

Google
Just landed and working my way to my hotel. Needed a bowl of Pho to warm up my senses. French and Vietnamese cuisine go hand in hand right? Found this place on google and saw some great reviews. Great decor but unfortunately I think the food fell short. Noodles were not throughly cooked. Size was a little small in comparison to the pricing. Broth was “eh”. Coffee was sort of bland. I’m pretty critical coming from Vancouver. Having a Hispanic and white girl serving me sort of trippy though. This area is predominantly more local Montrealers as I saw a lot coming in while I was leaving. Like I said, I rate compared to pricing. Will check out downtown / Chinatown this week to see what else I can find. Oh another thing, upon paying, I asked to borrow a plug for 5 minutes to charge my phone to call an Uber. Completely out of juice from the long flight. Could overhear the boss who declined. Great start to my Montreal trip! This has nothing to do with the food rating though. Lived in Vietnam and Pho it up all over the world.

Brady D.

Google
Food was ok. The meat was not very fresh in the pho, almost slimey. We had it delivered and the tops of both our soups' broth containers were off and the broth was delivered partly just... In a bag... It was pretty cold when it arrived.

Jen R.

Google
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.

Bruno O.

Google
Very good food. Large portions (you can take a doggy bag). Reasonable prices.

Leah M.

Google
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.

Juliana D.

Google
First time ordering from this restaurant and very disappointed. We ordered two pho soups with grilled chicken through Uber Eats specifically because of the good reviews. In the notes, we clearly mention “gluten, allergy ” since one of us cannot eat gluten for health reasons. Despite this, they sent the soups with a note saying “the chicken has gluten.” So why prepare and send it anyway? We paid $50 for two soups and both arrived containing gluten. Instead of taking two seconds to call or message us to suggest another dish, confirm an ingredient, or simply cancel/refund, they just sent food that we cannot eat. This shows a lack of care and respect for customers with dietary restrictions. Extremely disappointing experience and makes us feel like they only cared about taking the money, not about the customer.

Tami

Google
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