Best pho in the city! Good and fast service. Servers are kind, quick, and helpful. Their pho with grilled chicken is too good. Chicken is grilled to perfect, so flavorful and soft. Veggie spring rolls are also really good. I loved their grilled beef and chicken with rice and salad. The quality is always the same and they never miss! Highly recommend if you’re looking best pho in the city.

Tried their No.1 signature raw beef & tripe pho with beef balls – absolutely spot on. The dry pho with marinated beef is also a must-try, packed with flavor. This place is always busy (which is a good sign!) and it’s cash only, so come prepared.

The taste is authentic and satisfying, but the service could be friendlier. Still, for the quality of the food, it’s worth a visit if you’re in Montreal’s Chinatown.

Pho Bang New York is hands down the best spot for authentic Vietnamese pho in Chinatown. As a loyal customer for the past three years, I can confidently say that their quality never wavers—every visit delivers the same delicious, consistent flavors that keep me coming back.

One thing to note is that it's a cash-only establishment, but they do have an ATM inside for convenience (just be aware of the small service fee). Despite this minor inconvenience, the fantastic food and reliable experience make it well worth it.

If you're looking for a no-frills, dependable pho spot in Chinatown, Pho Bang New York is the place to go!

Walked in, held up fingers for how many in our party, and we were seated right away. Tables are two-tops pushed together depending on group size—efficient, no-nonsense setup.

The beef in the pho was excellent—tender, well-cooked—but the broth was forgettable. Not bad, just didn’t stand out. My son’s chicken and rice plate was clean and filling, but so neutral it could’ve come from half a dozen different places. No standout seasoning, no distinct flavor.

Cash only, but they did take U.S. dollars and even gave a small discount—so that was a pleasant surprise.

Fast service, decent prices, no big complaints—but nothing special either. If you’re nearby and hungry, it’ll do. But if you’re chasing top-tier pho in Montréal, this isn’t the destination.