Saigon Pho

Never have I been to a restaurant with slower service. We ended up walking out after they served three other tables before they served us.

I have to be honest, I love the food here. My family and I order from here regularly. My complaint is with the portions. Obviously having ordered here for awhile I notice the portions are considerably smaller than they used to be. I get that we are in a costly environment and inflation is high but if you are going to shrink your portions considerably and charge the same prices (or higher) perhaps it's time to introduce different sizes on your portions so the consumer can choose small or large.

WOW I will never order there again. I spent $45 for a soup that had three thin slices of beef and soggy noodles that were stuck together like when left in the fridge, and 2 wraps that were so blend, and the peanut sauce doesn't taste like peanut butter.

Soggy spring rolls and mediocre pad tai.

Super disappointing meal from here, ordered from this location via Uber Eats 04/23.

The 'special spring rolls' ($12.45/3 pack) were all stuck together into one mega-spring roll and were soggy as can be. The pad tai ($19.45) was lackluster at best. The fried dumplings ($12.45) were at least crispy, but otherwise just OK. I wouldn't recommend placing an order here, but can't speak to the in-store experience.

Had a terrible bun and summer roll. No herbs in any of the dishes. The bun had really overcooked strips of steak and gross fatty chicken. The summer roll was rice noodles shredded lettuce and old sliced chicken with nothing else, absolutely unacceptable. To top it all off the peanut sauce was completely watery. The worst food I've had in awhile and more expensive than other options.

Ordered #1 (fresh rice wrap with shrimp) #24 (Pho with beef) and #34 (seafood pho) and coconut bubble sherbet with tapioca pearls.

The coconut sherbet was the highlight. Not too sugary, perfect balance of coconut flavour and ice. It’s my new favourite drink now.

The broth for noodle dishes was FANTASTIC, probably the best one in Orleans so far. Also, no extra cost for choosing shrimp for rice wraps. Other than ordering some extra meat for #24, we were very happy with the meal!

I wish I had seen the reviews before I ordered.
Ok, so I just order 2 dishes from them and payed for extra sides.
This is what I got for 4 sides of vermicelli noodles.total order $50+
And at the end I was told I shouldn't complain.
No ginger, sweet crappie taste and burnt pieces of meat and veggies.
The worst so far.

I placed an order through Uber. My complaint didn’t go through for whatever reason. So I’m saying it here so maybe they’ll get this message! I ordered the beef noodle soup and I received pieces of pure of fat! Looked half rotten too! I will never order from here again. Total rip off. If you won’t serve it to your family. Don’t serve it to your customers.

We ordered through Skip the dish.
Was the worst Pho I've ever had.
More noodles than broth. Meat was lacking.
The rice wrap fell apart after 1st bite.
Never again

Ordered vermicelli and it came with only half the container full. Very disappointing! Not worth the money. I understand the price of food as gone up, but it’s just noodles and lettuce.not sure why they’re portions have gone down - they used to be great!

Wish I had read the most recent review before ordering the vermicelli. Reviewer was on point about everything! Seeing as their most reviews are mostly 1-2 stars, I hope the owners are able to turn things around. The market in Orleans needs options like these.

Solid Vietnamese restaurant. The Pho is good, and the rice dices are good as well. It's not the best I've had, but it does do the trick. Compared to other places, the price is average. It's never too busy, and the food comes out pretty quickly. A great place and location to have dinner. Shopping, movies and a gym nearby.

I ordered two pho soups and one order of shrimp rice wraps. It cost us $36! The food was ok, but the portions were the true definition of stingy. Be prepared to pay for a small size soup what you would pay for a large size soup in other places. I can’t belive how small the portions were! They didn’t even bother giving us one small container of rooster hot sauce. Here is my advice to all you restaurant cheapskates, be generous with your food and people will come back! How many more extra cents will you spend per dish to retain a customer? NOT MUCH. Sorry but it had to be said.