Hoai Huong Restaurant

So me and my family ordered food from here my dad ordered seafood i’m not sure what’s it called but the seafood was rotten and not fresh they also gave us un cooked noodles with the food, we had to wait a long time for the food too i also ordered a grilled chicken plate with rice and the chicken was mid but the rice had pig fat on it i never heard of that in my life, then we asked for shrimp spring rolls and they gave us really small rolls and the shrimp tasted weird, then we ordered ware beef noodle soup (pho ) they gave us barely meat in it but the broth was okay, over all i would never come here and i don’t recommend you to come here!

I dont like to leave bad reviews.
But it was a disappointment.
Watery soup. No taste with 4/5 pieces of meat in it.
I have had many pho at different places.. all different but this one was not worth the price at all.

Great pho place in the neighborhood! The broth is delicious. I find it a lot smoother than many Toronto chain, ie. less salt and MSG! The restaurant is fairly quiet on a Friday night and the service is very fast. The only downside is the beef tendons are a little too fatty. Spring rolls are quite authentic as well. We will definitely come back.

This is the only Pho place in the area. The food is fine, there are some beers in the fridge. Portions are of good size. Service was good too. There is some room for improvement, the dining room can be a bit cozier. Overall if you wanted Pho on a cold day - you will get what you want.

It kills me to write this review but it also means that some small businesses need to do better and shouldn’t take support for granted. Picked up an order of deep fried spring rolls and pho tai. Paid $25 (tipped $2.50) only to come home to burnt spring rolls, the smallest portion of pho I have ever had (5-6 thinly beef), NO Thai basil, no chopsticks.

The 1 star was cuz the broth was flavourful. I called back to let the person at front know why they would serve me such burnt spring rolls and he said oh it was just the oil? I asked why NO Thai basil which is a pho staple and he said, they ran out.

Honestly, after a long rainy day of exhaustion, spending $25 on such food is not fair and they need to do better. I depend on reviews for good food and I needed to share this even though I feel bad for doing it.

If I could give them zero stars I would. The amount of food they give is ridiculous and they are shamelessly ripping off their customers. I ordered chicken vermicelli and it came with 2 thin, small and dry skewers of chicken. The pho did not taste anything like pho is supposed to. It came with 2 pieces of thin beef. I spoke to them about the quantity of food, how I’ve ordered vermicelli from many other Vietnamese restaurants and the portions are never this tiny, even a child would not be full or satisfied by this portion and their response was “that’s how we do it, other restaurants do it differently”. Needlessly to say I was ripped off and over payed for tiny portions and VERY mediocre food. I will never give this place my business again.

First time here. Very little vietnamese restaurant in the middle of no where almost but great tasting food! My broth was very delicious and had lots of beef flavour. Also the meats in my pho were very tender, more tender than other places making me pleasantly surprised. My friend said her noodles tasted very good as well. Ambiance is a bit dated and the place is a bit smaller but the young kid working is very polite I would definitely return next time I'm in the area and craving some good pho and I do also recommend to those who like to eat pho as well.