New Pho Bo Ga La

Food is great, we go there at least once a month. Employees are great, the decorations and atmosphere is amazing. They have so many different options, everything you can think of in the Vietnamese cuisine. I highly recommend! I unfortunately didn’t take any pictures of the food because we started to eat right away, couldn’t wait lol. Also, it’s very quick, we never wait long for our food, even if the place is packed.

I love Pad Thai. Everything about this place is awesome except for just one thing. I've had the chicken and the tofu in the pad Thai and neither one tasted right? Maybe it's just me but I've reviewed a LOT of places. Still I would go there again!!

I called over the phone for take out and ordered the grilled chicken over white rice. Look how disappointing and skimpy they did me with the portion for $22. This is insane. Also as you can see the chicken is burnt and super thin and after tasting it, I knew it was going to be dry. I will not be ordering from this restaurant again. Unreal. *update* I called and let the restaurant know of the situation. They offered to credit me next time I’m in but at this point there won’t be a next time. This isn’t the first time they’ve burned my food while I sat inside the restaurant but they did remake my food. I was hoping to give them another try but boy was I wrong to. Bottom line is, (and the pictures speak for itself) this isn’t worth $22. Insane Ottawa prices compared to Toronto.

I’ve been coming here for 10+ years, this is hands down the best pho I’ve every had (beats any place I’ve been in Toronto and Vancouver, or anywhere else in the worlds). My Vietnamese friends say this is better than what they are back home. Can’t recommend enough, the beef pho with all the toppings is my favourite order. Shrimp rice rolls with peanut sauce are a must try as well.

Good food at reasonable prices! Entrance is semi-accessible with a small ramp and there is an accessible outside seating area that’s very pretty. Price is slightly higher but food quality is good!

Been coming here for years, there is the originally Pho Bo Ga La, this is the second location. Inside, seating along the wall, pictures all over. It’s exactly what you expect, get in, they seat you, you write down your order on paper and shortly after your food will arrive. Complimentary tea& mung bean sprouts are provided. Had to come back for their Thai soup (S11), let me tell you I crave this soup. It’s perfectly spicy served with muscles and Shrimp. Served with noodles, lemon and herbs. It is oozing with flavour. It will warm you up from within. The spring rolls are also tasty, the sauce they serve it with is delicious. The service is efficient, you may not be asked every so often if all is well, but they will gladly assist if you need anything. Never had an complaints

Great food!! I had previously in the last. From a 5 star to a 1 star. This time I come Oct 9 and I don’t believe this is not appetizing bean sprouts. Waitress takes it back the first time and brings it back. I ask her still the same brown bean sprouts She replies it’s all the same. Then the waiter comes with the food. I ask him is this normal? He takes it and comes back with The same answer. It’s all we have. I was astonished why do you serve bean sprouts like this. The broth tasted like water down broth. The broth was clear as water. Also they forgot my shrimp wrap. Never had I got bad quality until today. Wow!! I just over heard the other table complaining about the broth also taste like water. Poor young waiter. Apologized many times The chef ran out broth We were so busy I arrived here and it’s not that busy. I’ve seen this place more busy. He gave me taxes off. He kept apologizing It’s not his fault. The other waiter and waitress were not customer friendly. Happy thanksgivings.

I have been going here for years and it is hands down my fave pho place in Ottawa. A bold statement but I stand by it. It’s been my place since 2014 when I first moved here and struggled through the winters.

Been coming here for years, there is the originally Pho Bo Ga La, this is the second location. Inside, seating along the wall, pictures all over. It's exactly what you expect, get in, they seat you, you write down your order on paper and shortly after your food will arrive. They provide complimentary tea & mung bean sprouts. Had to come back for their Thai soup (S11), let me tell you I crave this soup. It's perfectly spicy served with muscles and Shrimp. Served with noodles, lemon and herbs. It is oozing with flavour. It will warm you up from within. The spring rolls are also tasty, the sauce they serve it with is delicious. The service is efficient, you may not be asked every so often if all is well, but they will gladly assist if you need anything. Never had an complaints

Out of many Pho Bo Ga La's this is the top tier. Service is good and fast. Taste really really good. Portions are great!! The atmosphere is super cute, outside is lovely. Inside as well.

As we were wounding down our busy Canada Day long weekend trip in our beautiful nation's capital, we just really wanted some comforting pho to end the weekend. There were no shortage of Vietnamese places with rave reviews (Google) on Sommerset so we decided to try this place because it had a nice patio. We ordered some regular pho (rare beef & tripe), a pork chop and rice dish, spring rolls, couple of shakes and this spicy tomato pho. All the food was just ok with no real stand outs. The spicy tomato pho was not spicy at all and although the generous amount of meat and tomato chunks were nice, the broth really lacked flavour. It was a pleasant afternoon for an al fresco dining and unfortunately that's where it ended with NPBGLA. Not sure when we'll be back in Ottawa again but when we go, we'll be on a lookout for another place for our pho craving.

My boys and I have come to love Vietnamese food, particularly a nice fragrant bowl of Pho. This restaurant didn't disappoint. One of the few in the area that accommodates late night customers, it was easy to see it is a favorite. Even at 10pm on a Saturday night we were lucky to find a table. Enjoyed pretty simple and traditional choices, rice wraps, spring rolls followed by a standard rare beef pho and vermicelli plate with barbecue chicken and beef shared by the boys. The portions were good, quick and delicious. Definitely would visit again, even if it wasn't the only open option.

Very good. Pork better than beef and noodles better than rice. Best Vietnamese food we've had in a long time.

This place was super popping when I went on Friday night, and after eating some of the food I can see why. In particular, their Phở Tái Chín Nạm Bò Viên (Rare Beef, Well Done Beef, Slightly Fat Beef And Beef Balls Rice Noodles) was one of the best pho broths I've ever had. Even my partner, who is Vietnamese agreed. There was a pleasant beefy funk that was complex with a variety of aromatics and spices. The portion sizes for this place are also pretty huge. I usually try to order bun rieu whenever I can, and this place's was at least alright (not the best I've had, but better than I was expecting). Definitely recommend dropping by to try that delicious pho (that's what I'll be getting when I go back).

You honestly can't go wrong with Pho on Somerset. You can try many pho places around this area but I always seem to go back to this one! The waiter was fantastic and the large bowl is truly satisfying! Suggestion: they have such a big menu so it's wonderful to try something new every time!

Thoroughly disappointed. This place is not what it once was. The small didn't fill me up, and it was the smallest size of pho I have ever seen anywhere. It literally had two pieces of tripe and three pieces of beef. What is this? Child size pho for over 10$? Ridiculous... Although it tasted fine, the portion sizes are getting more expensive and so much smaller. I'm not someone who eats a lot so for a small to not be satisfying for me, says a lot. There are definitely better pho places in Ottawa.

Judging by reviews on Yelp and other platforms, it looks like the New Pho Bo Ga LA is the #1 most popular pho restaurant in Ottawa. Admittedly, I had been avoiding this place because there are so many pho restaurants with such similar names (some iteration of "pho, bo and ga." In fact there are two restaurants called Pho Bo Ga 2. One is at 843 Somerset West and the other is at 857 Somerset West. One is referred to as "the purple one" (843) and the other is referred to as "the red one" (857) since they have different coloured signs). I was very frustrated with the lack of originality in the naming of the restaurants that I just boycotted them all. However, as someone who loves food and loves trying new restaurants, I soon realized that such thinking was foolish, and I am now embracing all the "pho," "bo" and "ga" out there! (Which really just means "rice noodles," "beef" and "chicken" by the way). There's King, there's 1, and two 2's, (at some point there was a 3, but I think it closed down), and La, and Truc, and Mi, and new, and old, and I'm gonna eat my way through all of them!! LOL. So what do I think of the ever-so-popular New Pho Bo Ga LA? It was pretty good. Now I didn't have pho, but I had Hu Tieu My Tho (tapioca noodle soup from the Vietnamese town of My Tho). I got a small and it was $10. Small was a good size for lunch for me. It came with a good amount of chewy tapioca noodles, 2 big shrimp, a few pieces of surimi (artificial) crab, a few slices of lean pork, and about a tablespoon of ground pork and deep fried onions. The broth was flavourful and not too salty nor too fatty. I loved that the meats were lean, and the shrimp were big and properly de-veined. I was a bit disappointed that my soup didn't come with any fish cakes (but it didn't say that it would on the menu, so that's ok, but other places have fish cakes in this dish, and I love fish cakes). My soup came with some garnishes on the side (bean sprouts, mint leaves, a chili pepper, a wedge of lime, and another mystery green), but I did not use any. The restaurant is nicely decorated with Vietnamese art. Each table has a caddy of utensils and condiments. You get a pot of complimentary tea when you arrive. They give you the menu with a pen and piece of paper. You write your order on the paper and the server comes and gets it when you're ready. After you're done your meal, you pay at the cash register. Service was good. I was greeted right away when I entered and lead to a table. However, at places like these, it is typical that once you get your food, the server does not come to your table again. They don't check up on you. If you need something, you have to flag them down. I didn't need anything else though. Staff were polite and nice. My server even called me "Miss." LOL. This place is in Chinatown, so it's pretty much street parking only. Overall, good food and reasonable prices. I would go back.

My friends and I were so confused, there's 2 New Pho Bo Ga La, right next to each other! We walked into one of them to find it completely empty. We called our other friends to tell them we had arrived, but they told us they were also there already?! We walked out to see there was a separate building with the same name right next door... OK then! The place was really busy. The décor, tables and chairs are very dated. It was loud. I had a medium pho and it was tasty, but I don't remember it being any better than other places I've tried. The portion and price were standard. I don't really see myself going there again since I've found other Vietnamese restaurants in Ottawa that I like better.

Got a large pho with rare beef, tendons, slightly fatty beef; pork spring rolls. The pho's broth is great: flavourful, has some depth, and well seasoned so it was not too salty. The noodles were al dente. Appreciated the big pieces of tendon, which I love. Was disappointed by the rare beef which did not come to the table rare so the meat became a bit dry after a while. The overall portion fits my description of a large: enough for one meal if you want to be very full, or enough to leave as leftovers for another, smaller meal. The spring rolls were on the smaller side, but they were crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. Unfortunately the wrapper is not the flakey kind that I've come to associate with Vietnamese-style spring rolls. Still enjoyed them though. The prices are relatively higher than surrounding pho restaurants. I enjoyed my meal but nothing was special enough to make this one of my go-to Vietnamese restaurants.

Do not order from Uber eats. Missed more than half the order when delivered and basically said not our problem, contact ubereats for a refund. If your restaurant forgot the items, you probably should take ownership. Especially when it's your mistake...

This pho place is worth a try for sure. I got the slightly fat beef with flank brisket and raw beef. Delicious. Only issue is we came and told the person we needed table of 8. It was 10:30pm roughly and he slightly rudely asked us if we needed our other table as four came first. We told him they're almost here and he seemed frustrated and we felt he was rude. We asked for the menu and it took long. I even went up and offered to grab the menu to help them and he asked me to wait. Sadly some amazing food restaurants have owners or employees with no customer service skills. Otherwise it's great pho. I love their side dishes too for the pho.

Eating Space/Wait Time: I came here by myself on a Saturday and had a spot instantly! The place seems to sit more people than the average Ottawa restaurant which was nice. Food: I've been on the lookout for a good pho place ever since I got to Ottawa and I have to say this place satisfied my cravings. I have been to 2 other pho places on near this place and this is by far the best one. I ordered #30 (Large) which came with every single beef option which was only $13.00 after taxes and before tips. My food came very fast. The portions are a lot bigger than the regular portions you get in Ottawa which I liked. The bowl had a lot of meat. The noodles were exactly how i expected pho noodles to taste. The broth was a tad on the salty side but other than that this will be my go to place for pho in Ottawa! Service: The manager and cashier were super fast and friendly.

There are so many pho places on Somerset and discussions on favourites on this strip can get heated! This is one of the 2 places I don't mind getting pho from on Somerset. The regular pho is OK here but I come here for a spicy seafood pho. I prefer Pho Tho Do for their no frills pho but like the spicy pho here. The sides here aren't bad either. Drop by, you can't go wrong here for a solid meal.

We shared tasty but greasy spring rolls, and each of us ordered a soup. These rice noodles were better than some I've had before, although I'm usually not fond of the texture of rice noodles (these were pretty good). I'm very glad that I ordered only a small! Whoa! I was really full afterwards!! The service was fine; certainly fast enough. However, the waitress never offered to refill our water glasses.Points were also taken off for the (presumably the waitresse's?) 2 young children who were waiting in the restaurant for their mother's shift to end, and apparently got bored so they began screaming when she was out of sight. On the upside, even the little girl said "bye" when we left! Beware: cash only!! Another point was taken off for this experience, due to the fact that - In this age of modern technology! - nowhere was it indicated that the restaurant does not accept cards of any kind - not even debit! We only found out when we went up to pay the bill. Then we were stuck pulling pennies and other loose change out of pockets and the bottom of my purse to cover it! It's too bad that the experience wasn't as good as the food. Because of it, I'm not liekly to go back.

Especially now that Thu Do has moved down the hill, New Pho Bo Ga La is a much more prominent pho restaurant in Chinatown, with such a prime location. There's been a lot of hype about Pho Bo Ga, but in my opinion, NEW Pho Bo Ga LA, is much, much better. It's always packed, and you can generally smell the broth all the way to the sidewalk, which is always a good sign when searching for tasty pho. They don't skimp on their noodles or vegetables, and if you drink a lot of the broth, it's even more filling, so a small or medium bowl is usually enough and only about $5. I always order a small #13, which comes with rare beef, beef brisket, tendon, and tripe. I always order rare beef because the broth is so hot that it cooks the meat inside the soup, otherwise it's a lot chewier. The broth is savory and tangy in the best way. The service is also very fast. I tend to switch between Thu Do and here, depending on what smells better at the time :)

As I continue on my quest to find the best pho in Ottawa, I came across this establishment as recommended by fellow Yelpers. I ordered a nice hot medium pho and I was very pleased with the quickness as I received my order in only 5-10 minutes. The broth has a lot of depth , I can still taste bones , as it is a sign that they take a lot into consideration in preparing the broth. The prices are decent and I would return again.

I never leave bad reviews .. like ever. But I got food poisoning from here, so I thought I should share. I ordered a vegetarian pho and I'm positive they used a meat broth because I have never been so violently ill from food before. I haven't had pho since this experience. They staff are fine, but I absolutely cannot eat meat, and they need to take vegetarian orders seriously.

Pho restaurants really exploded in Ottawa's Chinatown over the past 10 years or so, we went from really just having one (The Golden Turtle on Booth for those who remember it - now closed) to now having one basically on every corner for a good part of Chinatown. What adds to the confusion is they all seem to have variations of the same name. By the way, the reason for that isn't (just) lack of originality, these are names of famous Pho restaurants back in Vietnam, so they open them with the same name hoping for recognition from the community here, even though there's really no association with the original restaurant. I've tried pretty much all of them and this one is consistently better then the rest. What differentiates one Pho bowl from another is the broth (and how generous they are on the meat), because noodles and meat are basically the same everywhere (nobody in town is making fresh noodles). On most busy night, this place's broth is pretty good, not watery and tasteless like most other places. The rest of their dishes are also pretty good.

Honest review here. Please read before considering to try this restaurant. Never posted a bad review anywhere but my experience today was just the worst I could ever get. I am still shocked... I always go to this place because it is 10 minutes away from my house. I am a usual client and often bring my friends there or people who are from outside Ottawa and who want good pho. Their Shrimp spring rolls and beef pho is good and tasty. Soup might have some extra oil you don't want but it is good. Customer service ? Never been good, lady at the front is always moody but I would never bother much and will just give some tips for the waiter. Today I ordered the special fried rice. Was a huge mistake. Rice was literally soaked in oil. And you could smell that oil was used several times already. Very strong and unpleasant smell. We did not eat the plate, one spoon was enough to tell that plate was complete garbage. I am usually not picky with fried rice or food in general. The picture had some various ingredients, the actual fried rice only had some chicken and pineaple. (Almost none actually) I talked to the waiter and said we were not satisfied with the plate. It's kind to say that he was rude. The manager came to talk and it was even worst. He never could admit that fried rice had bad smell and would say it's "Thai food smell". I eat thai food almost every week and I can tell the difference between thai spices and rotten food. I did not expect him to take the order back. Apology would have really been enough. But he did not even bother saying sorry to his clients for poor quality. When they left, my friend saw them whisper and laugh at us. Saying things like "I am sure they will eat it". In the end we left the plate untouched. Waiter said "you know you still have to pay for this right, why don't you bring it to your family?" Ironically. I ignored the comment. Thought never buying food here again will be good for my wallet. I will never come back. He lost me and all the people I already brought there and will make sure I spread the word. I have never experienced such a bad customer service. Losing regular clients is probably the biggest mistake a restaurant could ever do. I hope you consider this review before trying it. (Sorry for blurry picture I took it from a video)

Literally live this place! So delicious ive been coming here for around 5 years now! Its the best pho I've had so good and flavourful! I love the seafood pho its so good! Definitely recommend for a night out with friends or family so good! Vietnamese Soup

Ate here in August after realizing that Chinatown is more Vietnamese town ! Chose this restaurant as it seemed the busiest as we were walking up/down Somerset. From the outside, this place doesn't look like much but inside it opened up into a bright decent sized venue. Now I'm not sure if this is standard Ottawa ordering style, but you write down your own order with a pen and your server just collects it ?? Bizarre not having to tell your server what you would like ordered .... We had very limited interaction with our server as they simply bring you your dish and place it on your table and leave again. You also pay at the counter so you could get away with saying nothing to your server yet you still need to tip? Bizarre I say ... Our group tried a variety of dishes from rice to rice noodles to pho to egg noodles. Each dish was decent, nothing that was mind blowing but was good enough for a satisfying feed. Serving sizes were on the large size although it did seem a little pricey especially after you added the tax on top.

This restaurant is my NO. 1 pho in Chinatown. So many years I never forget the beef pho soup!

I'm normally pretty picky about Vietnamese food as I grew up all my life having my parents' dishes. A few friends and I visited the city from Toronto and a friend took us to this joint. There's probably over 50 Vietnamese restaurants on this street, this one I can say tastes authentic. The prices aren't bad, in Toronto is a bit cheaper. A small bowl of Pho in Toronto is $6, its $8.50. Good flavour. Good options. If you like spicy, definitely try the Bun Bo Hue.

I have been eating Pho for several years and the Seafood Pho I ordered today from this place was the best I've had. Broth is usually insanely salty, this one was well seasoned and tasty. My new favourite Pho place! :)

The food was cold .. Pho soup was not bad The fresh rolls were good - peanut sauce was good They had air conditioning blowing on side wall - was dirty Entrance is dirty. Disappointing!

Good quality pho although prices are slightly higher than other places for certain dishes such as the vermicelli. Their broth is savory and not too salty and service is quick! I come here often with friends.

Horrible customer service. Ordered take out - and remained seated while we waited (like every other time we've been there). Asked to move to accommodate customers dining in so we moved to a different seat where we felt we were more out of the way. The same staff approached us and asked us if we could move again. So we asked, "where would you like us to sit?" and we were asked to stand in the foyer between two doors and wait for our food. Needless to say, we cancelled our order and left.

This restaurant is on Somerset in the heart of Chinatown. There are tons of Pho places around it, and while the one next door had only two tables occupied, there were people waiting to be seated at New Pho Bo Ga La on a Thursday night. The food came out fast - I had the Curry Chicken w/Vermicelli and my two friends had Pho. Everyone was happy with their meal and their portions are plentiful. We started off with Vegetable Spring Rolls which were hot and better than expected. Service is a little strange - they try their hardest to not have to say a word to you, but overall still a good experience!

Not a good pho and 8 CAD for a small bowl made it an even more painful experience. Cha gio are frozen unfrozen style. Service is minimal if not almost rude. You certainly can find worst but still... when there are so many other pho places around, one can look for and expect better!

The rare beef pho soup is incredible! I love the assortment of chile pepper, basil, bamboo, bean sprouts and lime which are served on the side to make the soup to your taste. I throw in some of everything add some sriracha sauce and hoisin and I'm ready to go. The pork spring rolls are some of the best I've had in Ottawa. I have a limited personal exposure to their menu, but have dined with others who have ordered rice dishes, BBQ meats, and steamed vermicelli dishes. Every dish has been well received. The service is okay, sometimes slow, and often you have to ask for things which are usually offered, such as water. I recommend this restaurant and will definitely be back.

This place used to be my favourite but I can't say thats the case anymore :( Last night I got a medium pho to go, I noticed the price went up $1 which didn't really bother me that much but it makes me sad to think grabbing pho might someday become an expensive outing, who knows! The small pho here is now $8, medium $9, large $10. When I got it home, I finished it with ease, which kind of scared me because I normally can't come anywhere close to finishing a medium, I was concerned I stretched my stomach or something. Tonight me and a friend went after a night out and I sadly realized it was not me, but the sizes changed. A small is now actually probably half the size it used to be, a medium is now the size of an old small one. All for a dollar more than we normally pay :( They also gave us much less of the basil, cilantro and bean sprouts we normally get To get to the pho i still think its amazing. The broth is tangy and unbelievably flavorful, the beef is always extremely lean and high quality and they have the noodles down to a science - al dente, because who wants mushy noodles? i'm not going to lie, I can't see myself coming here again. Although this place has some of my favorite broth, for the price and now reduced sizes, Pho Thu Do or even Pho Bo Ga L.A. are probably my new go to places.

My constant and delish choice here (especially in the Ottawa winter months) is pho #2. Oh so simple but oh so good. No fancy condiments - just soup!

Some pretty great Bun to be had here. Also very much enjoyed the bbq pork and the fresh veggies with vermicelli. I really enjoyed the food and the amount of food there was. The space felt a bit crowded. It was cash only. Water was not refilled. So, overall the food was super tasty, but the overall dining experience was not super--not bad or anything, just an OK experience. Food was definitely yummy though.

Disgusting, don't eat here. My friends pho had a hair in it so we sent it back and got a new one. After a few bites of my meal I noticed mold on a piece of tofu in the soup.. they didn't even apologize and still tried to make us pay. Never going back.

This is one of my favourite pho places in Ottawa. Not much has prevented me from getting there all the way from Nepean: Neither rain, nor snow, nor sleet, nor drunken stupor. I don't usually order the pho here because I really love everything else. The pork/spring roll vermicelli is my favourite.

I'm a regular at New Pho Bo Ga LA. It's one of the better pho places on Somerset and you get the food quickly. They've been around for a long time so they could probably use a bit of an update. The other thing I'll mention is that you generally have to flag down your server if you need anything after getting your food. My go-to dish is usually the vermicelli and I wouldn't leave without ordering having some of the spring rolls. I usually get an extra order to take home. Overall it's a great little place.

Nothing special. My egg noodle BBQ pork medium bowl ($10) had 5 pitiful pieces (3 were actual slices). The was minimal napa cabbage. I barely gave it 2 stars for the shrimp spring rolls that were pretty good.

Great variety, fast service and clean appearance but if you go deep into the menu your selection may be less than perfect. First thing off-putting was the waiter asked us to place a handful of loose chopsticks in the condiment caddy situated on the table. We complied but commented that the chopsticks couldn t be very clean with all the handling. The waiter shrugged indifferently and asked for our order. We were four: two opted for Classic PHO but the remaining two... a chicken noodle soup proved a disappointment. The thinly sliced leg meat overcooked, stiff and relegated to a serviette on the side. The spicy pork bowl was insipid. If not for condiments provided the two latter meals would have resulted in bland. As for the two classic diners, happy as larks! Two out of four, not a good score. Lesson learnt? Go classic and all is tasty at New Pho Bo Ga La! Also, you just may want to bring your own chopsticks for cleanliness sake.

This is basically the only pho place I eat at. I've been coming here after I discovered Pho Bo Ga King has had some not so good health inspections in the past. I've been here at least 15 times and the food is always delivered with consistency in quality. I highly recommend you think outside the box and order one of their vermicelli dishes or rice dishes. Their rice wraps especially the shrimp is pretty good and tastes freshly wrapped unlike other places. One thing you can count on so that there's high turnaround because this place is always packed which gives me a bit more confidence on the freshness of their vegetables and meats.

As far as Vietnamese soup goes, you'll be satisfied by this place. The food is tasty and the service is... well you'll get your food. It's not unfriendly but it's not friendly. The restaurant looks nice enough, although the washroom may frighten you. It's satisfying and but it won't blow your mind.

This is probably my first and last time here cos their pho is nothing special. Have to admit beef broth is good but when you really had it, it doesn't have that fragrance. It was a disappointment for me.

Great broth, pho was authentic love the taste of the fresh mint. Spring rolls were simple but delicious.

This is the pho place to go to in Ottawa. The broth is not salty, it's perfectly simmered into a mouth watering scoop of perfection. I've also had the bun cha gio which tasted soooo good with the sauce!!! I don't have to worry about wasting my money on mediocre food when I come here! It's never a surprise because this place makes everything good, consistently.

Food is always hot and service is pretty fast however you must ask for water if you want some and they never refill it.The one thing that this place lacks is the functionality of its layout.The restaurant is small but a table that is meant for four can really only seat two especially if it's a full house.

I've tried six or seven different pho restaurants in and around Ottawa and this one is by far the best! What makes this pho so much better? The broth, as others have said, it's flavorful and not just hot water! I mostly eat the pho here and I can't get enough!

We arrived in Ottawa after midnight and we were starving. We were lucky that there were some places opened in Chinatown. This restaurant opens until 2am so we decided to give it a try. The pho and bun rieu was okay. The restaurant was quite busy. The food wasn't spectacular but it was open late and it was better than fast food.

I love this place! I've been here a couple of times for PHO and it's great. Service is friendly and extremely quick.