Pho is one of those foods that Toronto really relishes as soon as the temperature dips. While the staple Vietnamese noodle soup has taken a back seat to the ramen craze in recent years, these aromatic broths nevertheless endure as the ultimate cold weather comfort food. Here are my picks for the top pho in Toronto by neighbourhood. Annex Vietnam Lovely Noodle is a low-key spot specializing in a bunch of Vietnamese dishes. The real stand out is their build your own pho option. Select broth and mix in up to three ingredients. Baby Point Bowls of pho can be found in this neighbourhood at Pho VP. Get piping hot bowls of pho in either small or large - no medium here. Bloordale Village Pho Jade serves up classic and affordable Vietnamese cuisine. Pho is available is small and large portions and are available in classic offerings of rare beef and beef ball. A post shared by Paljor Dolma (@paldol) on Sep 9, 2017 at 6:01pm PDT Brockton Village Pho Linh is not only one the best Vietnamese restaurants in all of Toronto it's also one of the best destinations for pho. Here you’ll find finely sliced meat and noodles, generously served in deep bowls of pale broth. Castlefield Design District Once your done furniture shopping in this area cozy up to a warm bowl of a pho at Lac Vien Pho. Opt for their house special pho dac biet and be rewarded with rare beef, beef ball, tendon, tripe and brisket. Chinatown The laughing cow at Pho Hung has long been a beacon for pho enthusiasts. The bustling Chinatown eatery is the place to enjoy deep bowls of bo vien a delicate beef noodle soup swimming with meatballs. A post shared by Lucky B, MAKEUP ARTIST (@luckymakeup) on Oct 14, 2015 at 11:24am PDT Dundas West Nuzzle into a big bowl of pho dac biet at Pho Phuong to sate cravings for deep and complex broth and a medley of meats including rare beef, beef ball, tendon, tripe, and brisket. East Chinatown Pho East is a family spot and always reliable for delicious portions of pho. On the menu you'll discover a wide variety of options including classic beef options as well as seafood and veg. Etobicoke Pho House ends your search for good Vietnamese soup in this area. Just like most pho places, when you order, your beef noodle soup arrives nearly instantaneously. Junction Pho Huong is a consistent spot for comforting bowls beef broth loaded with generous portions of protein. Steaming bowls of beef ball soup need just a squirt of Sriracha and a squeeze of lime to achieve perfection. A post shared by Toronto Foodie (@sally.eats) on Jun 21, 2017 at 9:22pm PDT King West Bac Ky is a canteen where the menu keeps things simple with just four varieties of pho on offer. Opt for offerings of the pho tai nam bo vien, which features rare beef, beef flank and beef balls in beef broth and pho ga, featuring chicken. There's also a vegan option. Leslieville Northern Vietnamese cuisine is the specialty of Hanoi 3 Seasons where the beefy pho dac biet and lemon-scented pho ga are among the menu standouts. Liberty Village If you're looking for a great lunch option find Saigon Bistro within the row of spots on Atlantic Avenue. Fill up on bowls filled with either seafood, beef, chicken or veggies. North York Pho Con Bo occupies a modest strip mall storefront on Wilson and is a popular lunch time spot to slurp up some noodles and fill up on steaming bowls of broth filled with meaty delicacies. A post shared by Double Eaters (@doubleeaters) on Sep 7, 2017 at 6:03pm PDT Ossington There's a lot of stiff competition on this Toronto street but top honours is going to have to go to Golden Turtle - sorry, not sorry. Slippery rice noodles in delicate broths, including a plethora of vegetarian-friendly options, stand out on the menu of this divey spot. Parkdale Pho Asia 21 is the go-to in the west end on King St. to get big bowls of beef broth loaded with slippery noodles and handfuls of fresh herbs. In addition to the usual array of beefy soups, there's a seafood version that's well worthwhile. Queen West Pho Vistro offers a simple menu of pho options and makes for the perfect spot for a quick lunch in the neighbourhood. Everything on the menu is all-natural and organic. They even have a ton of vegan options. Riverside Lan Restaurant brings authentic Hanoi dishes to Broadview and Queen. Besides Vietnamese pancakes and pan-fried beef rice noodles you can order special noodle soups like pho ga with chicken and pho bo with beef. Roncesvalles Village Located at the corner of Dundas West and Howard Park is the very low-key Cafe Pho Nho. While the restaurant may not be anything to look at the bowls of pho are great if you're craving some cozy in the west end. A post shared by Carbs and Cocktails (@carbs.and.cocktails) on Apr 4, 2017 at 4:39pm PDT Scarborough Some of the best cheap eats in this area can be found at Pho Metro. The menu features 15 varieties of clear beef broth soup swimming with rice noodles and topped with heaping portions of meat. St. Clair West Pho Ga Banh Cuon serves noodle soups with your choice of either beef or chicken broth. Yonge & Dundas If you're looking for a quick lunch option look no further than Ginger. The restaurant on Yonge Street caters to the student crowd and serves six different types of pho. Yonge & Eglinton Boasting one of the most hilarious restaurant names in the city Pho King Fabulous also makes great pho. There options like traditional pho dac biet to more unqiue offerings like pho do bien with tiger shrimps, fish balls, and crab sticks.
by Jaclyn Skrobacky via blogTO
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