Service is great, very conveniently open 24/7. I usually don't like to leave negative reviews especially when receiving good service! but 55 dollars for 2 pho bowls was too much. And both of us experienced some kind of food poisoning.
One of the best Pho soup restaurants I know in Downtown Toronto. Take note that this place is open 24 hours. Yes, if you're hungry from your road trip, this is one of the very late night places where you can have an excellent bowl of hot Pho!!!! My favorite, of course is their Pho soup, deep fried spring rolls and fruit shake afterwards as a dessert. Service is fast, just like when you go to a different Asian restaurant. I'm not into aesthetic appearance of the place. We go here because of the delicious food that they serve.
Cash only. Quick service and conveniently 24 hours. Great for breakfast and late night post party food. Ordered the Bún Bò Hué which was delicious and made better than most places I've tried. Located on the southwest corner of Dundas and Spadina. Private bathrooms in the back could use a good clean up.
I appreciate they open 24hrs! We went there at 2AM and there were a couple more customers. Even though it was late night, there were three or four staffs and service was quick and nice. I recommend all women to choose small or regular size, cuz I couldn't finish the largest one and...you already know what happens when we take stuff with noodles home!
Open late night. Great authentic Pho! Had the Phở Tái Nạm Gầu - Beef Rice Noodle Soup with Brisket & Shoulder.
All of a sudden for the first time in the pandemic I saw they turned on their 24hr sign, and I made special note of this because late night (actually early morning) pho is great, but I when I showed up at 2 am last Thursday they were closed. Was a major bummer and a waste of a trip, because I ended up getting lousy McD's instead. Still like the places pho and large menu, but unfortunately I haven't been able to dine here for quite some time now. Go back to 24hr!
The fact they were the ONLY pho store open at 4AM in the morning and prices were like $20 a bowl of pho on ubereats. i had very very high expectations when you charge almost 2x the price of pho anywhere else and 3x the cost on a drirnk. Low and behold the broth was so salty i just threw it away....
We ordered the vegetarian spring rolls, chicken vermicelli, pho dac biet, avocado milkshake, and the coconut milkshake.We ordered takeout and they made the milkshakes on the spot so that they were fresh. The size is pretty big and they tasted good. As a note, the vegetarian spring rolls came with sweet and sour sauce. The spring rolls were really crispy and the pho was really good.However, the prices were pretty high compared to other Vietnamese restaurants; we ended up paying around $60 total.
I have made Pho Pasteur a regular destination anytime I am hungry after midnight.Admittedly, I order the same selections each and every visit but I tend to stick with what i like.The pho is great. Significantly better than the versions I have received from other Vietnamese restaurants in Toronto.Though at times there has been a language barrier, the staff are friendly and the service prompt.
Food was good but it’s not a 24/7 everyday. Went there during Boxing Week and they told us they would close at 11pm which is still awesome but there r ppl came in later got rejected for ordering food, so call in before you asume it’s 24/7.