Pho Hoan Pasteur Fusion Noodle House

Un typique restaurant vietnamien simple et très très bon le pho s'est superbe.À conseiller pour ce qui voyage à Edmonton

We went to this restaurant recommended by our children. I tried a extra large pho #13 in the menu, with beef, brisket, tendon, tripe and crunchy . Well, almost nothing in the big bol of liquid except for noodles; I counted: three small pieces of tendon less than one inch; two lamines of meet; zero tripe, zero crunchy. I am a foodie and visited many, many sites in all continents; street boots, luxury, non luxury, side roads restaurants and eateries. This is ONE OF THE WORSE (ST). As appetizer my wife share with me vegetable rolls(rice paper filled with a shrimp and "something" else.. Paying more than $15 average for a big bol of liquid with noodles was outrageous.

I thought because it was a hot day that it made more sense to have the noodle bowl because it's like a cool noodle salad. Apparently I was one of the only people to think this. The restaurant is obviously preferred for its pho. Everyone had it and it all looked and smelled great. It is a smaller location so you are likely going to wait for a seat during regular lunch hours. It was also warm in the restaurant so if you are getting pho be sure to get some ice water or another cool drink.

This place always finishes in the first places on local reviews magazines so I decided to check it out. It is busy (which is a good sign), the prices are very reasonable, the service is good and depending on what you order, they bring the food really fast. Any pho will be quickly served, but lemongrass chicken or pork will take a little while. Pros: Fast service, good food, reasonable prices. Cons: Food could take a while if you order anything different from pho. Some pho dishes need an extra "kick"

Asian diner experience, kind of a in n out joint. Food was reasonable as was the service. Good bang for your buck!