Pho House

The food was excellent. I kept it simple (C8) and it had flavour but not over done. Place is super clean and the service was friendly. I will come back.

Being a vegetarian, I cannot comment on the phở, however I had the Singapore Noodles which were very good! They’re very flavourful thanks to the oyster sauce they use.
The fried tofu with peanut sauce was pretty good. I’ve had better peanut sauces although theirs isn’t bad. The tofu was cut very large however; too big for the mouth and the middle was bland (which is to be expected but there was a lot of blandness due to the large pieces).
If definitely return for their affordable prices and good food.

Just brought takeout noodle soups and threw them out. The well done beef and the chicken rice noodle soups. Poor quality of meat put us off eating.
One of the booths across from the cash is being used as an office and cutlery prep station. Including old shoes and files.
Will never eat there.

Good food and good price never disappoints … I like the phở noodle soup my kids in special love it, the basil spice pad thai is really good, today I have tried the coconut Tom yum chicken soup was so good…, highly recommended and if you pay in cash they give you 10% off

Love this place. Discovered it when the Jasmine Rice on Kipling closed down. Phở House is always fresh, fast staff, food quality is great and consistent. Highly recommend.
Pad Thai it fantastic, also recommend chicken green or red curry. Phở soups are great as well on a cold day.
If you have a baby or a toddler there is no change table in men’s washroom, so just an FYI. I think there’s a change table in ladies washroom.

warning!!! terrible service and below average food. The servers were rude trying to rush you to leave when they don’t close for another 45 minutes. Couldn’t eat the (bad) food and take my time. never go here.

This place always satisfies my phở craving. The soup is not overly salty or greasy, and the bean sprouts they serve on the side are always clean and crisp. Service is usually very prompt, although sometimes it’s faster to just go up to the service desk to pay. Parking is free and ample.

The design of this phở place is meant for the eyes of the upper middle class. The place is quite fancy for your typical phở restaurant, but it’s not as authentic. The actual phở isn’t as tasty, they don’t give you the right exact utensils and sauces as the traditional phở restaurant, and they charge for tea! Tea is supposed to be free is phở restaurants, how else are we supposed to wash down the msg and who knows what else type of stuff they put in the soup :). Overall the place is decent, but I’ve tasted better.

I went there recently for the first time and loved the food! I had the Cantonese chow mein and it was delicious — exactly what I had been craving! It’s a nice little spot in a very convenient location! I can’t wait to go back to try other items on their large menu!

Don’t let the yeasayers fool you; the phở here is just not good.
Phở restaurants are a dime a dozen in Toronto, so if a place serves an average bowl of phở, there is really no reason to choose it over the many others out there. Phở House is the perfect example.
The broth, which is supposed to be the centrepiece of any good bowl of phở, is flavourless. The aroma is decent but underwhelming. The broth has little to none of the beefy umami notes that makes proper phở so mouthwatering. Also it needs a big boost of spices such as cinnamon.
On the plus side, the cuts of steak are lean as they should be and the rice noodles are also fine. Although since the broth has so little flavour, when you cram a chopstickful of noodles in your mouth it tastes like you’re eating noodles dripping with plain water.
The tripe is also fine but I wish it was cut more thinly; there were several unattractive hunks of it floating in my bowl.
Overall, this is just NOT a bowl of phở made with LOVE.
I’ve also had the spring rolls which were small and mushy on the inside. I assume they come in frozen.
In terms of the service, I’ve never had a problem. The staff seem young and inexperienced, but not unhelpful. The prices are about a dollar too high per item for what you’re getting. Oh, and did I mention, they CHARGE for tea? WHO DOES THAT?!
The only time I come here is when I’m absolutely desperate for phở and am tired or sick, since it’s the closest phở restaurant to where I live. Maybe one of the reasons people are rating it so highly is because there is nothing else to compare it with in the Etobicoke area.
If you ask me, it’s worth the trek to a place like Phở Linh or Phở Pasteur for a really satisfying bowl of Vietnam’s national dish.
I have also tried the vegetable rice noodle soup which served up a bland broth with RAW vegetables. The broth was not nearly hot enough to cook the veggies, resulting in a very sad bowl of soup indeed.
The one saving grace? The Thai style seafood soup with rice noodles is really nice.

Good food and fast service. I ordered Phở rare beef and enjoyed it a lot. If you plan to order phở order small or mideim. Large is too big. I like this place better than Green Mango. Note that they don’t take Amex.

Phở House is my new viet joint in the Etobicoke/​Mississauga area. I love the interior design and the comfy booths. The staff were all fast and very efficient. Ordered grilled beef bun (vermicilli) and it was so tasty. The food came out so fast I couldnt believe it at first. I will be coming here again and again if it keeps up like this. 5 ***** stars. :D

Best Rare Beef Phở in Etobicoke by far!
I recommend this to everyone! Phở portions are huge (a small is about $ 6 and VERY filling, and I’ve never seen someone order the largest one and finish it). I’ve also had their pad thai, and bun. I’ve never been disappointed in my experiences there.

An ideal spot to share lunch with two couples (four people). A good meal for 4 is a mango salad, a special phở (medium size), vermicelli with BBQ pork and spring roll, and fresh spring rolls.
I recommend a green tea pot as drink because it goes well with the food.
The mall has ample parking and there’s other stores here like shoppers drug smart

Wow, this place has really gone downhill! I remember it being a decent restaurant a few years ago, so I decided to stop by for dinner after a long time. We ordered spring rolls, chicken vermicelli and bowl of tom yum soup and the entire meal was such a disappointment. The spring rolls had the smell of reused oil, the chicken was too cold and dry and the soup had no flavour. We basically had to cover our meals in hot sauce to add some flavour. Definitely NOT coming back to this place ever again.

HORRENDOUS.
the worst phở in Toronto, and definitely etobicoke!
Gross, fatty, questionable tasting and looking meat. The broth is just plain bad.
Where is ZERO stars?! Hello Unilocal?
I never complain but I had to mention how bad it was, completely ignored; just pay and get the F out!
Avoid at all costs, Mekong down the street is 4 stars, and great staff, miserable at phở house.

Wanted something light and nourishing to soothe my upset tummy and got the wonton soup. It was perfect — a light, clear broth served piping hot with chives, green onions and chicken and shrimp wontons -$ 7. The portion was not extremely generous but definitely not small!
Following that, I decided to try the steamed rice dish with grilled beef and fried egg, which also came with a nice little salad consisting of a few lettuce leaves, shredded carrot and (what I thought to be) cabbage -$ 8.50. The beef was perfectly marinated and grilled to perfection. There was also a lovely sour vinaigrette on the side.
My friend got the basil Thai spicy noodle with chicken and it was great; you could see that they did not skimp on the meat which is always a plus. Although it was a little greasy, the flavour was bang on -$ 10.50.
All in all, the venue was clean, fairly spacious, well-​decorated and pleasant to all senses. The service was quick and attentive, the waitress spoke English quite well and the prices were very reasonable. Tipped in cash and made sure our waitress pocketed it as there was a post a few months back about owners keeping the tips? Not sure of the validity of that comment but I decided to play it safe. Also, a big thumbs up to the fact that this place is not in Mississauga or downtown Toronto, and is a 5 min drive from my home!
I will definitely be coming back here and will recommend it to my friends in the area.

Come here for lunch pretty often as its close to my work .it’s pretty clean and food is decent. never been disappointed. Staff is nice… be warned though the lunch rush and dinner rush does get busy .so come a little before the rush to get a seat.

Lived close by so we were regulars at the Phở House. Quick service and their Vietnamese rolls and Bun (beef or chicken with spring rolls on vermicelli with nuoc cham) are exceptional.

I’ve never had a bad experience here! The food is always fresh service fairly quick and good delicious! Try any of the Phở soups but also the Bun dishes are great! Especially with the spring roll. Soo good!