Pho 21 - Montreal, Quebec
Pho 21, nestled in the heart of Montreal, Quebec, offers a vibrant taste of Vietnamese cuisine. Renowned for its aromatic and flavorful pho, this cozy eatery presents a menu brimming with authentic dishes, from fresh spring rolls to hearty beef noodle soups. A favorite among locals and visitors alike, it’s a must-visit spot for anyone craving the warmth and spice of Vietnam in a welcoming and casual setting.
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Great spot for lunch during work days. Their general Tao is very good. Love how crunchy it is. Their banana dessert is also a killer. Family owned business come try it out and support the local community.
Great and quick service. Really traditional, cozy and clean. The food is simple but really tasty and it's a great location. Good price.
The tonkinese soup entré is amazing. It's one of my favourites. The owner is really nice and friendly. You can taste the quality of the food and the freshness of the ingredients. This was my first visit but definitely not my last.
One of the best Pho places I've ever been to. I come from Toronto area where there are TONS of pho restaurants. This place is delicious. The service whom I assume is the owner was VERY friendly and hospitable. The broth is outstanding. My only complaint is the medium should ... be called a small... if you're hungry order the Large or X-large. I rarely finish my broth from pho places I basically licked the bowl clean at this one. A must dine if I'm ever back in montreal I will definitely come back Read more







I will give a real honest review. This is the only pho place I’ve been in Montreal and it was terrible $14 for a small soup which is not shareable. The portions are not to be shared and it’s an average of $15+ per person and the place does not ... look nice. I find the prices vs portions ratio not reasonable. I have been to pho places in Toronto and there is a big difference. I hope this is not the best place in Montreal would be sad. Read more