+.5 for service…read more Looks like there hasn't been a review here for a while. I may as well be the first to say that it's "good", but not 5-star overworldly kind of good. The place is quite small and lightly decorated. It's a relatively quick, fill you up place, and the prices are middle of the ballpark. Not a lot of pho choices if you're an exotic type though, as they only have the regular deluxe, rare beef, brisket, beef balls, or chicken/veggies (plus a couple meatless options). Their pho is quite inoffensive. Nothing to blow you off, but certainly no complaints for its quality. If you're someone who wants a standard pho without any concerns for exoticness, this place does its job. Service is good, no complaints at all.

Lunch special gives you chicken brochettes platter and spring roll. Great prices but closed on…read moreSunday

Excellent food,very fresh and at a very reasonable price, the service is friendly and very…read moreaccommodating. Not a lot of tables though so unless you plan on getting there early you should make reservations.

Delicious new Vietnamese-Pan-Asian fusion restaurant in Griffintown. They took centuries old…read moreVietnamese recipes and creatively fused them with contemporary Pan-Asian cooking techniques. With bowls and rolls being über-popular these days, they created Viet adaptations. My favourites were: -The OZEN BOWL with rice vermicelli , chicken (optional), an egg, lots of veggies, and served with 2 imperial rolls. -The DA LAT grilled chicken rolls served with peanut sauce -The HUE veggie roll with asparagus served with soya sauce. Vegetarians and Vegans will delight in their tasty options like OZEN POKE BOWl with tofu, or their VEGETABLE STIR FRY with tofu.

I had some rolls form Ozen at a Christmas party last year and have been a regular customer ever…read moresince. The food is beautiful, fresh and has incredible flavour. I only wish they would move to the West Island.

I have passed by this place a hundred times and thought that I would give it a try. Somehow,…read morethis restaurant reminds me of healthy meals. To celebrate a birthday, it is customary to have noodles and Viet Grill Express has crispy noodles on the menu. So I placed 2 orders of crispy noodles, one with fish and the other one seafood for takeout. The crispy noodles came separately from the main dish, to retain the crispiness. When unpacking, both dishes look similar with lots of deep fry battered fish, which obviously was the cheapest frozen basa fish that is not one of my favs. The vegetables were coarsely cut, in large pieces, and the carrots were too cooked, therefore presumably pre-cooked and then re-heated. The dishes were a tad too salty for my liking. Service was fast though

DO NOT ORDER FROM THEM!!! Rude and incompetent! They do not know what customer service is! They…read morefalse advertise that they offer free delivery when you order over $15! They charged me $3 for deliver and I ordered over $15 and when I messaged them they were extremely rude! The person told me to learn french (we were talking in english) because we live in Quebec... my first language is french! So if you want Vietnamese food order elsewhere, you will probably have better customer service and better food!

The staff is fabulous and so professional. Despite being not so fluent in French, the server helped…read moreto explain options. I am a vegetarian and appreciated her assistance. The Tom Yum soup was flavorful as well as the curry and noodles. The restaurant was full and seemed like business is good. Would highly recommend this place.

Maybe it's the only asian style restaurant in Mont St Hilaire. Maybe it's because i spoiled…read morebecause where i live there are a lot of asian restaurants to choose from. Maybe it wasn't the chef's night... The food we got wasn't really authentic. The soup tasted like lipton soup. The rice seemed to be yesterday's rice. The dumplings with peanut sauce tasted of. Perhaps the peanut butter used was expired?!! The two main dishes tasted exactly the same even though the descriptions are extremely different from one to the other. Not to mention that one incident where i asked the cashier if Felix tipped them. She said no but i checked our receipt and he DID! Not cool lady! The decor is tacky and out dated. The price are a bit on the pricey side. Not worth it due to the quality of the ingredients and the freshness is questionable. Will we return? Most probably not.

Awesome Vietnamese Food... specially the Pho!!! A must try if you are craving for Pho and you…read morehappened to be in the neighborhood.

By far the best Vietnamese food around Montreal's south shore area especially the grilled and…read moresauteed dishes. Affordable quality and great service welcome you nicely in the newly renovated dining area.

Landed in Montreal at 7am so my stomach was all wonky. Wanted to get some comfort food to settle…read moremy system. Was going to get dim sum but even though their hours posted on yelp said they were open they ignored us when we walked in so we thought we'd give this place a try. We had the Pho Beef Special and the Grilled Beef and Chicken Bun. The soup was a bit oily and salty and the beef was nothing to write home about. But maybe they like their soup that way here. I was expecting a lot more food for the grilled meats and bun. It was okay but nothing made it stand out. The service was nice but sadly the food was mediocre. I'm a bit of a pho snob though coming from the SF Bay Area and I will admit my favorite pho shop is in Colorado (who would have thought!?).

Pooh and I ordered from here last night because they have great Tonkinese soups; however, my soup…read morefrom last night was terrible. It was BUN BO HUE soup. Pork broth base with lemongrass and pork and beef flanks and noodles. First off, the broth was very fishy-tasting and the pork was just grizzle and to top all that off there was a bone fragment-the size of a toonie. Pooh has the Grilled Chicken P.8 soup. It was delish!!! We ended up sharing his and mine was flushed- the bone went in the garbage. The Imperial Rolls are usually great but last night, super chewy and the Fried Raviolis were cold and a wee bit chewy. It was like this meal wasn't prepared with love