Quynh Nhi

The service was fast, the wait staff are friendly and attentive. The spring rolls are delicious! Loved all the dishes we tried!

What a hidden gem. The food was very good, and the service was nice and friendly. Best of all, the place was SPOTLESS.

I will 100% be returning.

Best spot in London, but Prices have gotten outrageous, pad Thai is noodles sauce, a protein with been sprouts, almost 20$ a plate. Please don’t fall into the trap that is happening all over the city. Give a smaller portion size if you have to but lower the price. I just can’t afford it anymore.

This is the best in London. I've been going here since my early 20s and I love it. The owners are so nice and caring. All the food is fresh and tastes so good. They use family recipes and they are amazing.

Worst Vietnamese food I’ve ever had not only that some of the worst cheapest rip off food in general I’ve ever had.the portion size was absolutely ridiculously small amount of protein shameful. As for the vegetable 99% bean sprouts, and the sauce they give you to pour over, your dnot even 1/10 filled I have one of those little plastic sauce containers with the see-through lid I would say maybe. 15 of an ounce. I got pad viet the noodles were awful. It’s not just that they were completely plain they were just not cooked properly. They had no flavour and we’re stuck together to the point it was like eating a slab of sticky glue. And the sauce they give you to put on it may be covered 1/100 of the amount you needed. The chicken in the dish was so thin and so dry when you tried to stab it with a fork it would just crumble in half and had no flavour at all. I was for the vegetables in the dish there was two tiny, baby bok choy, three slivers of celery, and I mean slivers there is no chive no shallots and like five or six tiny little bean sprouts. It was absolutely horrible. Next was the caramelized chicken with lemon grass and spicy red pepper. Basically what I got was burnt and dehydrated chicken on a bed of terrible rice absolutely zero lemon grass no spicy red pepper and a tiny portion of bean sprouts with one single piece of broccoli and a few little slivers of shredded carrot. How do you leave out the ingredients that are literally in the name of the bloody dish. Next coconut curry chicken with lemon grass, spices and taro root. The portion size was the size of a small soup, and one of those plastic see-through containers with the lid that you would maybe pay five dollars for there was a little bit of chicken in it, one tiny piece of taro root, and they actually gave me a decent size container of white rice, however watery flavourless and appeared to be made with Campbell’s cream of mushroom soup, mixed with curry powder. Also, the chicken was incredibly slimy and I eat curry from every country all the time. It is literally my favourite dish and I love all curry even bad, homemade recipe white people curry that my mom made, which is soup mix and curry powder, and this tasted somehow similar yet worse, no flavour of lemon grass. I have honestly never been so disappointed and felt so ripped off in my entire life and I order in food pretty much every other day and I’ve been ripped off before and I’ve had some bad food before but this is literally the worst food I have ever had nachos the worst Vietnamese food. The worst food I have ever had. I have never felt so taken advantage of and ripped off in my entire life, the quality the quantity, the just plain lack of ingredients that were literally in the title of the dish. Just shameful. Do not eat here even if the occasional person doesn’t get the right food or a quality dish someone working here is not doing their job phoning it in and you’re going to take a gamble the next person that gets food like this is you.

My partner and I used to come here all the time but recently ordered take out on multiple occasions and their pho is $16.50 plus tax with a tiny portion size with minimal meat and toppings. We had to order a second dinner.

Portion was so small, and the amount of protein was even less too bad because the flavor was good. Pretty disappointing and still hungry.

Pho was fine, but the portion was quite small, with little beef. There is one size only for $16.50, and I left hungry.

Owners should evaluate their price and portion with comparables. Significantly better value can be found elsewhere in town.

Server answered questions we had about the menu. Delicious food and a quiet clean environment. Perfect meal after a long day

It was okay. The spring rolls were good, and the only good thing. The wonton soup was flavourless, and had the tinest pieces of filling in it, it was more wonton wrapper than filling. The pho was okay, the noodles were chopped small so it was kind of hard to eat.

Update 2022 - it was really bad. Protein portion was laughably small. Noodles seem to be chopped up so I ate it like rice instead. Spring rolls were not crispy. Spicy pho had six pieces of overcooked chewy beef and that's it.

All this each for 15 bucks. I can do better at a supermarket.

The soup that came with the dinner for 4 is unlike anything I've had before. Best thai I've had.

It was a very busy night, but I remember it tasting a little better previously. I will give it another shot and update the review accordingly

The owner is a gentleman struggling with Dundas Street makeover followed by the pandemic. Great food and service. No municipal responsibility for driving his business away. He has another place on Wharncliffe. Quynh Nhi. Go there.

One of my favourite little places to eat. The kind of place you'll drive past for years and never notice. But inside the place is clean and fresh. The staff and efficient and kind. The food is excellent. Thank you for always smiling and remembering I'm a return customer even if time between visits is very intermittent.

Was hopeful, but ended up being quite disappointed. Ordered #204 and #205. Meat in both items was over cooked to the point of tough and chewy. Both were also doused in red pepper flakes to compensate for the total lack of flavour. Normally order comparable items from either Vietnam Taste at Wonderland & Oxford (1st choice) or Ben Thanh North at Fanshawe & Wonderland (2nd choice). Both places are a few dollars more per dish, but offer far superior meals. I suggest a visit to either of these places by the owners of Quynh Nhi. Won’t be giving it a second try, which is a shame.

Quynh Nhi is one of our favourite places in town. The owners are super friendly, the restaurant follows COVID safety precautions, and the food is delicious and generously sized. By far the best pad thai in London!

Ordered take out, find a large piece of plastic packaging in my pho and they forgot to include the sauce for my barbecue pork vermicelli. Taste is OK, but will not order again.

Hands down the best Pad Thai in the city. Great service, good prices, great portion sizes, and overall just a fantastic time.

Best pad thai in London hands down! I’ve been ordering from them regularly since I was in high school. I have always had a great experience and quality of food has always been top notch! Amazing service and very friendly staff! Always love treating my family to Quynh Nhi. If you haven’t tried this restaurant yet it’s a definite must, my go to place for my favourite meals.

The pho here is great. It is very delicately flavoured and manages to be light even though it is a huge bowl of soup. Everything here is always fresh and the service is always great. The same young man serves us every time we are in and he is lovely.
We always order the pho, fresh pork rolls and Vietnamese coffee.
Be sure to order takeout from them while the rest of the world is shut down.

Absolutely delicious! My fiance and I had the vegetarian tofu rolls and a veggie pad Thai and stirfy, it was excellent portions and very flavorful! The man who served us was very polite and fast. Definitely recommend, we will be back thankyou!

We had vermicell noodle 202.
The noodle was cold, not much meat, some of the meat was burn. The spring roll does not seem to be home made.overally, my wife and me were disappointed.if you like vermicell noodle, go to Bentahn order 303 vermicell noodle.

Best Pho I've had so far (been to many spots all over Canada). We always come here for the Pho special. They said their broth takes 10 hours to make and I feel like you can taste it. Service is always friendly and quick. I also lialsoke to get their Viet coffee. Would recommend!

Food was really mediocre. I found a strand of hair in my food and had to return it and get another dish. I at the fried rice and the veggies in it were evidently frozen veggies. Very low quality. Barely any flavours. My friends got the rice dishes and there were. Only two small pieces of brocolli on the side with some other veggies that were not very fresh. I would definitely not recommend this place. A big bummer.

I am glad to find a nice place to eat nearby the place i stay. I luv the service n I fall in luv with their special beef noodle soupPerfect for winter ️

Went on a Friday night with one friend. Both a blessing and a curse to the few staff there, the little place was packed. We waited about fifteen minutes before being able to catch the attention of a waiter, who thought we'd already given our order and didn't think to ask us about it. Once we ordered (one appetizer, one rice dish, one noodle soup dish), we waited another agonizing 45 mins for the appetizer to come in, and minutes later, the rest of the meal. It was very hard to signal to either of the two waiters there for anything (our missing cutlery and sauces) because they would speed through the dining area to deliver their dishes and back to the kitchen immediately. All around us I could see and hear people waiting for as long as we did and complaining about not being able to get food or service on time. Oh and the food was also very bland (the chicken slices in the soup were dry hunks of tasteless meat). It was just not a good experience at all, which sucks because it was the first restaurant I'd ever been to since coming to London. I hope there are better places than this in my future here. Don't recommend going on a Friday night but in general, the food isn't well made either and I'm in no way a food connoisseuse.

They did a great job on their mini reno, place looks awesome and is super clean. Really love the staff. Best pho in the city. I recommend to everyone.

Solid, workable pho in a clean bright restaurant. Service was good as well. There were more noodles than I would have liked but overall it was good. I'd definitely eat here again.

Great place to be for a quiet yet authentic Vietnamese lunch with friends while in the area. Won’t disappoint!

Rice costs less than vermicelli noodles. Nice try ing to charge me $2 extra to switch my dish from vermicelli to rice.

This is my kind of Vietnamese restaurant. I have toured Viet Nam so l can attest to the food's authenticity. Delicious, reasonably priced fare with friendly service in this family-run gift to London. We have been a few times and shall return.

When our meal arrived via Skip the Dishes, I thought something was missing from our order, but as it turns out, it's just really meagre portions for full meal prices. The hotpot didn't even have any liquid or veggies at all and was salty, so what a disappointment! This was only worth maximum half the price I paid compared to all other Asian cuisine take out.

Great soups and great prices. Great spot to stop for lunch. Lots of options to please everyone. I like the vermicelli bowls.

I had the Pho soup and it was very disappointing. It tasted very watered down, not flavourful at all.

This place was absolutely horrendous, the wait time was more than an hour. Then I found a hair in my food, also the chicken stir fry was the worst thing I've ever had.

We ordered takeout for a staff Christmas party from Quynh Nhi for 12 people. The food was excellent and the staff were very helpful. Definitely recommend.

Delicious food, good service, fair prices, and very clean. A little classier than other Thai restaurants in London.

This little hidden gem is great for a quick lunch. The decor is simple and the place is surprisingly spacious, but you are seated quickly and the food comes quickly as well. We had fresh rolls and pork spring rolls - both were delicious but the peanut sauce was a touch too sweet for my taste. We also ordered beef noodle soup, which came with the traditional bean sprouts, basil, lime and chili accompaniments. Don't skip a squirt of hoisin sauce. The broth could have been hotter when served, as my bowl cooled off quickly and then it wasn't as enjoyable to eat lukewarm. Portions of pad thai and stir-fried noodle dishes seem to be generous.