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Small unassuming shop away from everywhere in Montreal. Had the Pho (of course) and the grilled pork chop bun (vermicelli) along with spring roll and summer roll. Summer roll - mediocre Spring roll - well fried. Very tasty. Grilled pork chop bun - grilled pork was a little over grilled and hard but the dish was well mixed with dry vermicelli and fresh veggies Pho - delicious. The flank was one of the best I've had at any Pho joints. The noodles are slippery, not traditional rice noodle but still very good.
Pho Tay Ho is not a bad option if you want to take a break of these rich, heavy food you might be eating during your visit to Montreal. A bowl of comforting Pho is the best remedies for hangover after bar hopping. Bo Thai Chanh ($10) Rare Beef Salad was a huge serving which I enjoyed. House Special Pho ($10) was decent. So nothing really stand out for a special visit but worth coming if you are in the neighbourhood and craving some solid Vietnamese food! Pho Tay Ho can be super busy even on a week nights. But at least on a warm summer evening, the back patio is open for business.
Oddly enough, I've never had Vietnamese food in Montreal. I've been meaning to give Pho Tay Ho a try so I met up with E on an early Wednesday evening and we were able to snag a seat on the terrasse right out front. Service is spotty as once we ordered and got our food, they never came back to check on us. I like that they have a sheet for you to mark your order. Keep it because you'll need it to pay after. Note: you can pay with debit. - Bo tai chanh (#3) ($10.00) - interestingly, this rare beef salad comes with shrimp chips. Not the best that I've had; I would have liked a little more acidity and brightness to it. - Pho ga, long ga, tai (#15) ($10.00 large) - mix of gizzard, liver, heart of chicken and rare beef. Rarely order chicken pho but the broth was very clean tasting and lemongrass was at the forefront. - Pho tom voi rau (#20) ($10.00 large) - shrimp and vegetables. Broth was a little more sweeter but the shrimp was tasty (you only get four though). Cheap, tasty and filling; can't really ask for anything else.
I've had better pho, but, it's not bad and definitely hits the spot on a cold rainy day. The sauté beef and veggie pho was better than the shrimp and veggie pho. The service was fast and the options on the menu were plentiful! I especially liked that we had complementary tea with our meal. Hats off to this place!
For my last meal in Montreal I had to try a viet restaurant. I researched places that were on our way out of the city and Pho Tay Ho was conveniently on the way. The restaurant is a little run down with only street parking but still giving off some good homey feelings. We were seated quickly and offered menus. We ordered: - Special pho (small): The soup itself pretty good and new in flavoring for me. It was savoury and tasted great with sriracha. There were lots of beef slices in the bowl but most of them were really chewy. The downside is the amount of noodles I got lol, literally next to nothing. This was really disappointing as I basically left hungry. - Chicken pho (small): They used thick slices of chicken in this dish. The flavour of the soup itself was realy enjoy. My boyfriend actually told me he thinks there were more onions in the bowl than noodles. - Vietnamese Coffee Iced: my boyfriend really enjoyed this. I think it helped keep him away for most of the drive back home. I paid $30 for 2 small bowls of pho and a viet coffee. This was disappointing as I left hungry.
A few of us decided to try a new Pho place, and found this on Yelp. Husband and I ordered one bowl of XL Pho Ga (Chicken Tonkinese Soup) to share. The quality of ingredients and quantity was excellent, however the taste was nothing out of the ordinary. We have tried many Pho places in Montreal and this one was definitely average in comparison. Our total was $13 after tax. Service was excellent.
This was our first visit to Pho Tay Ho. We were impressed that the waitstaff spoke both English and French. There is a large dining area and a patio for al fresco dining. We ordered two bowl of pho and one vermicelli dish. The pho was tasty, filled with plenty of beef and noodles and came with a healthy bunch of basil and plenty of bean sprouts. The vermicelli was served on a huge platter with lots of grilled pork, 2 skewers of grilled shrimp and 2 spring rolls. There was soooo much fresh basil, mint, lettuce and bean sprouts on the side. Although we thought $15 seemed a lot for a vermicelli dish, they certainly didn't skimp on anything so we could see why it cost more than usual. We also had an iced coffee with condensed milk. It tasted good, but there was very little condensed milk so it was quite strong and not really sweet enough (and we don't like it too sweet). Our son ordered a fresh lime juice with sugar and soda but they were out of soda, so they gave him 7up instead. The problem was that they still added the sugar to the lime juice, so the whole thing was way too sweet. All in all, the meal was pretty good and we'd probably return.
If you love authentic quality a bowl of chicken noodle Pho soup, this is a must to come to this restaurent. I ordered a chicken salad, Vietnamese egg rolls and a nice bowl of hot noodle soup, it was soooo good and tasty. You can tell they don't put MSG. I also love their Vietnamese ice coffee and 3 colour coconuts drink. The service is ok. The owner is friendly. Recommended!!
This is an average pho place, there was nothing special about the flavors here. I liked the mural outside of the establishment, it was beautiful. We sat in the back area kinda half inside the building and half outside. My gf ordered Bo tai chanh (which was actually good) it had a good portion of it, shared amongst 3 ppl. Which was plenty. The flavors reminded me of thai style. I loved the peanuts adding the nutty sweet flavor onto the beef. There was also an herb that made the rare beef tasted wonderful. The sauce it came with was sweet. So we added a bit more salty fish sauce along with 2 hot chilli peppers to add a kick into the dish. It was like exploding with flavors after all that. Remember to squeeze on the lime though. Next we ordered the Pho dac biet and Pho tai chin. They were small bowls... I remember ordering Beef... but the broth came out smelling like hardcore chicken noodle soup. It smelt like chicken, which reminds me of a gamey smell, i was not pleased with it. It smelled nothing like pho... felt like they catered to a diff crowd here. The Cooked beef was also off, tasted exactly like what it is, and there was no masking that flavor. The rare beef was normal. The pho overall was a disappointment. I would never go here again for pho . As for my gf, she ordered a bun thit bo nuong. ThAt dish came out HUGE, big enuff to feed 3 ppl. It was good, the bun was well cooked (still moist and not stale) and beef tasted well seasoned. The only complaint here is the damn sweet fish sauce. Its like they dumped the entire box of sugar in it. Calm down on the sugar sweethearts. The cafe sua da , i usually like my coffee bitter (like more of an espresso) but this coffee had an awful taste. The condensed milk couldnt even help it taste any better. Yuck. The soy milk on the other hand was good, i liked the soy milk. Overall im giving this place a 3/5
If vietnamese people recommend this place, must be good right? Came here after hearing so many vietnamese friends talk about this place: wasn't disappointed at all. The portions are huge. The grilled chicken was perfectly marinated and was delicious. I couldn't finish the plate. The spring roll was normal and the 3 colors dessert was good, but I've had better. The service is very quick and the food is relatively cheap. Will I come back? Oh yes I will, especially for that delicious grilled meat.
Enjoying the first nice weather of the year, we decided to take a walk to this place. A lot of good options to choose from. Since the weather was already pretty warm (compared to the recent winter ) I decided not to go with the pho even though it looked really good. Instead I went for the daily special. I took the grilled chicken one. It comes with a soup. The soup is good but the issue is that the service is too fast that before the soup is done the main meal is already there. The food is really good and the service is quick making it perfect for lunch.
9 months ago
December 13, 2025 - I went on a little weekend trip to Montreal. Honestly I was not very attentive when ordering and decided to let him order everything and we all split the dishes so I do not recall the name of every dish that was ordered. But briefly, we got a spring roll (I think it was the sprimp and chicken), a chicken dish (I think we got the half chicken), a pho dish and the grilled chicken and shrimp with salad and vermicelli. The spring rolls were good. Very crunchy wrapping, mixed with a fusion of veges, protein and vermicelli. The half chicken was my least favorite dish. I think it's an acquired taste, but the meat was tough to chew and the sauce was a quite tart. Combining all the factors mentioned above, it was a bit difficult to eat. The pho was good. The soup brough was warm, hearty and filling. The noodles were good too - very soft and easy to eat. The vermicelli dish was also good. Very standard protein and vege vermicelli dish. The chicken was tender and shrimp was grilled to perfection. Not a bad choice for Vietnamese cuisine in Montreal. read more
3 years ago
This place was packed on a Monday night, but we were seated quickly. Some in our party weren't too hungry as we had a late lunch so it was wonderful to have an option for a small broth/soup of the day. The only negative feedback was they didn't have enough of the toppings for our friends Pho, which made the experience a little less exciting for the full flavor experience. But overall the staff was very nice, we could pay with card and split checks at the front counter which was great with a party of 4. read more
Small unassuming shop away from everywhere in Montreal. Had the Pho (of course) and the grilled pork chop bun (vermicelli) along with spring roll and summer roll. Summer roll - mediocre Spring roll - well fried. Very tasty. Grilled pork chop bun - grilled pork was a little over grilled and hard but the dish was well mixed with dry vermicelli and fresh veggies Pho - delicious. The flank was one of the best I've had at any Pho joints. The noodles are slippery, not traditional rice noodle but still very good. read more
2 years ago
9 years ago
Pho Tay Ho is not a bad option if you want to take a break of these rich, heavy food you might be eating during your visit to Montreal. A bowl of comforting Pho is the best remedies for hangover after bar hopping. Bo Thai Chanh ($10) Rare Beef Salad was a huge serving which I enjoyed. House Special Pho ($10) was decent. So nothing really stand out for a special visit but worth coming if you are in the neighbourhood and craving some solid Vietnamese food! Pho Tay Ho can be super busy even on a week nights. But at least on a warm summer evening, the back patio is open for business. read more
Oddly enough, I've never had Vietnamese food in Montreal. I've been meaning to give Pho Tay Ho a try so I met up with E on an early Wednesday evening and we were able to snag a seat on the terrasse right out front. Service is spotty as once we ordered and got our food, they never came back to check on us. I like that they have a sheet for you to mark your order. Keep it because you'll need it to pay after. Note: you can pay with debit. - Bo tai chanh (#3) ($10.00) - interestingly, this rare beef salad comes with shrimp chips. Not the best that I've had; I would have liked a little more acidity and brightness to it. - Pho ga, long ga, tai (#15) ($10.00 large) - mix of gizzard, liver, heart of chicken and rare beef. Rarely order chicken pho but the broth was very clean tasting and lemongrass was at the forefront. - Pho tom voi rau (#20) ($10.00 large) - shrimp and vegetables. Broth was a little more sweeter but the shrimp was tasty (you only get four though). Cheap, tasty and filling; can't really ask for anything else. read more
3 years ago
Pho Tay Ho is known for its chicken dishes especially the Chicken Salad. For years Ive been coming here every time we visit Montreal. Their chicken is always soft and tender. Sadly the service has gone downhill a bit but the food keeps everyone coming back. 3.5 stars read more
I've had better pho, but, it's not bad and definitely hits the spot on a cold rainy day. The sauté beef and veggie pho was better than the shrimp and veggie pho. The service was fast and the options on the menu were plentiful! I especially liked that we had complementary tea with our meal. Hats off to this place! read more
For my last meal in Montreal I had to try a viet restaurant. I researched places that were on our way out of the city and Pho Tay Ho was conveniently on the way. The restaurant is a little run down with only street parking but still giving off some good homey feelings. We were seated quickly and offered menus. We ordered: - Special pho (small): The soup itself pretty good and new in flavoring for me. It was savoury and tasted great with sriracha. There were lots of beef slices in the bowl but most of them were really chewy. The downside is the amount of noodles I got lol, literally next to nothing. This was really disappointing as I basically left hungry. - Chicken pho (small): They used thick slices of chicken in this dish. The flavour of the soup itself was realy enjoy. My boyfriend actually told me he thinks there were more onions in the bowl than noodles. - Vietnamese Coffee Iced: my boyfriend really enjoyed this. I think it helped keep him away for most of the drive back home. I paid $30 for 2 small bowls of pho and a viet coffee. This was disappointing as I left hungry. read more
8 years ago
A few of us decided to try a new Pho place, and found this on Yelp. Husband and I ordered one bowl of XL Pho Ga (Chicken Tonkinese Soup) to share. The quality of ingredients and quantity was excellent, however the taste was nothing out of the ordinary. We have tried many Pho places in Montreal and this one was definitely average in comparison. Our total was $13 after tax. Service was excellent. read more
2 years ago
10 years ago
This was our first visit to Pho Tay Ho. We were impressed that the waitstaff spoke both English and French. There is a large dining area and a patio for al fresco dining. We ordered two bowl of pho and one vermicelli dish. The pho was tasty, filled with plenty of beef and noodles and came with a healthy bunch of basil and plenty of bean sprouts. The vermicelli was served on a huge platter with lots of grilled pork, 2 skewers of grilled shrimp and 2 spring rolls. There was soooo much fresh basil, mint, lettuce and bean sprouts on the side. Although we thought $15 seemed a lot for a vermicelli dish, they certainly didn't skimp on anything so we could see why it cost more than usual. We also had an iced coffee with condensed milk. It tasted good, but there was very little condensed milk so it was quite strong and not really sweet enough (and we don't like it too sweet). Our son ordered a fresh lime juice with sugar and soda but they were out of soda, so they gave him 7up instead. The problem was that they still added the sugar to the lime juice, so the whole thing was way too sweet. All in all, the meal was pretty good and we'd probably return. read more
If you love authentic quality a bowl of chicken noodle Pho soup, this is a must to come to this restaurent. I ordered a chicken salad, Vietnamese egg rolls and a nice bowl of hot noodle soup, it was soooo good and tasty. You can tell they don't put MSG. I also love their Vietnamese ice coffee and 3 colour coconuts drink. The service is ok. The owner is friendly. Recommended!! read more
7 years ago
This is an average pho place, there was nothing special about the flavors here. I liked the mural outside of the establishment, it was beautiful. We sat in the back area kinda half inside the building and half outside. My gf ordered Bo tai chanh (which was actually good) it had a good portion of it, shared amongst 3 ppl. Which was plenty. The flavors reminded me of thai style. I loved the peanuts adding the nutty sweet flavor onto the beef. There was also an herb that made the rare beef tasted wonderful. The sauce it came with was sweet. So we added a bit more salty fish sauce along with 2 hot chilli peppers to add a kick into the dish. It was like exploding with flavors after all that. Remember to squeeze on the lime though. Next we ordered the Pho dac biet and Pho tai chin. They were small bowls... I remember ordering Beef... but the broth came out smelling like hardcore chicken noodle soup. It smelt like chicken, which reminds me of a gamey smell, i was not pleased with it. It smelled nothing like pho... felt like they catered to a diff crowd here. The Cooked beef was also off, tasted exactly like what it is, and there was no masking that flavor. The rare beef was normal. The pho overall was a disappointment. I would never go here again for pho . As for my gf, she ordered a bun thit bo nuong. ThAt dish came out HUGE, big enuff to feed 3 ppl. It was good, the bun was well cooked (still moist and not stale) and beef tasted well seasoned. The only complaint here is the damn sweet fish sauce. Its like they dumped the entire box of sugar in it. Calm down on the sugar sweethearts. The cafe sua da , i usually like my coffee bitter (like more of an espresso) but this coffee had an awful taste. The condensed milk couldnt even help it taste any better. Yuck. The soy milk on the other hand was good, i liked the soy milk. Overall im giving this place a 3/5 read more
7 years ago
If vietnamese people recommend this place, must be good right? Came here after hearing so many vietnamese friends talk about this place: wasn't disappointed at all. The portions are huge. The grilled chicken was perfectly marinated and was delicious. I couldn't finish the plate. The spring roll was normal and the 3 colors dessert was good, but I've had better. The service is very quick and the food is relatively cheap. Will I come back? Oh yes I will, especially for that delicious grilled meat. read more
9 years ago
Enjoying the first nice weather of the year, we decided to take a walk to this place. A lot of good options to choose from. Since the weather was already pretty warm (compared to the recent winter ) I decided not to go with the pho even though it looked really good. Instead I went for the daily special. I took the grilled chicken one. It comes with a soup. The soup is good but the issue is that the service is too fast that before the soup is done the main meal is already there. The food is really good and the service is quick making it perfect for lunch. read more
We ate lunch here after visting Marché Jean-Talon (market). There is seating outside in front and back. We sat in the outside in the back. We ordered: Appetizer: Beef tartar - this was good comes with onion, peanuts, and fried rice crackers to eat with beef pho - this was not very good. Soup was a bit bland. Vermincelli with shrimp shewers and pork chop - this was much better than the pho. It also comes with a good amount of mint, bean sprouds, asian basel. They don't take credit card like most asian places. read more
7 years ago
I was out for a lovely drive and was in need for Vietnamese. Checked my Yelp app and noticed this place saved in my Bookmark selection. Walked in and about 30 patrons were inside. I was the only non-Asian in the place. Excellent. I'm at the right place for some quality Vietnamese. Walking in, the place looks somewhat simplistic with a terrace on both sides available if it weren't fall or winter. The ambiance was nice. I went with the Tay Ho 'Special BBQ' dish (Bun Cha Tay Ho) and it came back 10 minutes later. It was excellent. The soup was amazing, the meats hit the spot and the side order was mighty tasty. And the price tag was ridiculous for this kind of quality. I immediately felt jealous for people able to walk/order from this place on a daily basis. On my way out, I took some Vegetarian Pho home for the wife and even with the winter tip home, she has never had Pho this good. Would come back again... and again. read more
13 years ago
I love Tay Ho! This is by far the best place or the only place in montreal that offers Pho Ga, Long ga. No wonder they are always busy everyday! Their service is pretty fast too! The good side is you get to order by yourself. They give you the menu and a piece of paper where you can select what you want. Try their pho ga long ga, goi ga! Everything on the menu is delicious. This place never disappoints! Their bubble tea & iced coffee are awesome! If you're in the neighbourhood and craving for some pho, tay ho is the place to be! Don't forget, they are closed on tuesdays! read more
9 years ago
I read about the good reviews on line and when I entered the place, it was packed with Vietnamese. SCORE. But, having just arrived in Montreal...what a buzzzzzz kill. I am not usually a person to slam a restaurant unless it's really warrented. This was warrented. Food is more a 3 star, the spring rolls and the fresh rolls were very good. They offer Med-Xlarge pho size. Good flavor, harty and good price. Now, let's talk about service because that is a huge part of the experience. To be fair, I will admit, my friend is a bit demanding, but whether it's culturally acceptable or not, we tip generously and are not rude about our needs. I also need to understand maybe it's just a Canadian "thing" to be not very personable. I don't know, but to me, customer service is customer service! With that being said, our waiter was RUDE and his rude sarcasm was not appreciated and I LOVE sarcasm. He was quick to judge us as Americans. After ordering additional spring rolls, he ignored us and we never received them. He snubbed us the whole time and avoided eye contact. We asked for tea and he said there was none and then brought us a pot. WTF, that was not confusing at all. He could not get us out fast enough. Don't worry dude, we ate fast and left as fast as we could. read more
13 years ago
Very Authentic Vietnamese! This is how Pho should taste like. Less MSG more Bone Marrow floating in your broth. If you are deciding between a M/L/X... a medium should do for lunch, a large for dinner, and a X for a big guy like me. =) I went with the usual Dac Biet Pho in an XL bowl. I had trouble finishing it. There isn't just shreds or cheap thin slices of beef, this is a legitimate proportional bowl of noodles. X doesn't mean bigger bowl, more soup--- it means more of everything! and gosh there was at pound of meat in my bowl (ok maybe half, but you get the gist). It was all fresh quality ingredients and maybe one of the best pho I've had in North America. The spring rolls were ok. The meatball was not as dense as I would have liked but the flavors were there. I guess the Pho is what you need to lean on here. I love it. read more
This pho place was amazing!!! BEST in town! The soup was extremely tasty, I think they also added chicken broth along with beef soup. It was soooo good! We also got the beef salad, it was quite special. Kind of like beef tartar but got a Vietnamese spin to it with loads of peanuts and fresh herbs. Great! They also give you a small bowl along with your soup, it's for you to miss the sauces and dip your pho in there for some added flavour. It was such a satisfying lunch! read more
3 years ago
14 years ago
Unusually nicer and cleaner interior at Pho Tay Ho, as a Vietnamese eatery. There isn't much talking between a waiter and you since all you need to do is to select your order on an order form and voilà, within a minute, food come out to your table, nice and hot! Bun Bo Nuong Cha Gio - Grilled lemongrass beef, spring rolls, vermicelli noodles, pickled carrot, vegetables, piles of Thai basil, mint leaves & cilantro, crushed roasted peanuts and nuoc mam(fish sauce), all were barely fit for the bowl! Smoky and sweet flavor, I LIKE! This restaurant is generous with its portions: piles of thick cut grilled beef was very satisfying with a bunch of - literally a bunch! - cilantro, Thai basil, and mint. I'm sure you will love it too if a herb lover like me. Pho Dac Biet - Pho with rare and cooked beef, beef balls, tendons and tripe. Thai basil, sprouts, and two little Thai chili peppers crushed by my big spoon, into my soup; OMG it was one wonderful meal! Not the best broth compared to Pho Lien, but the rice noodles had unusual great texture; lots of basil & mint leaves & hot chili peppers are given to tables; the portion of meat was just enough; and most of all the place was nice and clean, plus recently renovated along with new tables and chairs! 9.5/10 LOL! read more
3 years ago
Came back here a year later and it's just as good. I think the menu has likely changed as there are no more "special combos" but it's probably just re-phrased. It's more expensive than the typical viet place but where else can you get all the herbs and good quality vermicelli from? read more
I took the pho gà tai and it was good. Very flavourful broth yet, very simple and clear. It's not the best pho I had. However, the location and the cleanliness of the place truly make up for it. I would say, it's the pho place I would take somebody who is unsure about Asian food. It's delicious, clean and simple enough to make anyone a fan. The terrace is really great. read more
Small little restaurant that satisfied my pho craving. Came here on an extremely cold night, looking for a nice bowl of pho, I was not disappointed. The restaurant was packed at 7pm, the two of us got lucky got seated within 5 min here. Ordered two pho Dac biet and shrimp rolls. Nothing fancy but always comforting. Food came pretty fast too. Big portion, the broth do taste different from the ones in toronto, doesn't have as much flavoring, not as complex?? but still good. The tendons are very chewy, as if they were undercooked air dried tendon, we could not bite through them at all. The beef were very fatty, they weren't sliced very thinly, somehow I enjoyed the fat lol. The meal was very good overall, we were too cold and tired, we felt great afterward. The service here was great, fast and attentive staff. One other thing I was very impressed was how clean their utensil were. The steel tea pot was shiny and spot less, not even any water mark on it. I thought it was only that single one we got. When we were paying at the front, I saw a whole stack of teapot and cups just as clean and shiny as they ones we got. They deserve an award for that! Not the best pho I've ever had, but I was highly impressed with my meal and experience. Will recommend. read more
This is our go to local Pho place, but don't let the word "local" fool you into thinking it is only good for this area. There a few great things about this place. The staff is fast, friendly and good. The location is packed but well run and cozy (unless you get stuck at the tables near the door and line-up is all around you). The food is very good. The quality is good and the price is very good for the quantity. We regularly go with the whole family because it is affordable and children friendly. We have tried many things on the menu and all are good, but the favorites are the Pho, the bowls of noodles or rice and the meat platters. Check out the pictures. Enjoy! read more
5 years ago
12 years ago
Best pho ga I've ever had! When I come to this place I always order the pho ga long ga which is chicken pho with chicken innards. It might sound repulsive at first but please do give it a try because you might end up ordering it every time like me. What I absolutely love about the pho here is that they have small pieces of lemongrass which is a pleasant surprise every time you happen to bite into it. Furthermore, the pho noodles are so fresh and they feel like silk when you slurp your soup. If you like to sunbath a little I'd recommend getting a table towards the back of the restaurant as there are huge windows there. I almost forgot to mention that although the service is not the best, the orders come out quicker than a blink of an eye. Once an order of pho is placed, you get your bowl within 5 minutes. That's like fast food level of speed! read more
Tired of the tourist scene, the family and I headed into the more residential portions of Montreal to get some relief from it all. Luckily my wife found this place on Yelp and we hit the metro. This place is POPULAR with the locals. Packed to the brim but lucky enough to grab a seat. They serve an extensive and authentic Viet menu and boy was it good. The summer rolls were really fresh and tasty. Pho was flavorful (came in 3 different sizes), grilled pork chop was massive and decadent, and the grilled pork vermicelli was chock full of fresh veggies and herbs to take the meal to another level. Portion sizes are very large here. Some other Yelpers thought it was a bit pricy but not me. Well worth it for the quality. This place is cash only but coming from NYC what else is new for a real Viet restaurant? Two big thumbs up. read more
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6414 Rue Saint-Denis
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