Banh Mi Boys is Toronto’s leading Vietnamese sandwich shop. “Bahn mi” is the Vietnamese term for bread and also refers to a baguette that originated in Saigon during French colonization....

This tiny Chinatown storefront, opened in the ’80s by the parents of Banh Mi Boys owners David, Peter and Philip Chau, is the original banh mi mom and pop. The...

This Vietnamese bistro is making waves on Queen Street West with its affordable prices, hip atmosphere and vibrant Vietnamese cuisine. DeMen Bistro, located close to Bathurst St., is the area’s...

Ever miss the days of strolling through the night markets of Vietnam, collecting snacks as you peruse all the different vendors? Well DZO Viet Eatery has brought the night markets...

Whoever said you can’t find a good meal in a mall food court? Mii Sandwich Co. is located in the Yorkdale Shopping Centre’s swanky upstairs eatery. This Vietnamese fast-food spot...

Mi Mi is a Vietnamese restaurant in Riverdale. It’s been around since the 90s and is a family-run, neighbourhood spot. It’s also a spot where vegetarians can partake in pho,...

Don’t shy away from Oxtail Pho & Banh Mi’s bright yellow exterior; let it welcome you in. The cheery shade is owner Linda Tran’s favourite, and the different shaped, mounted...

Pho Hung is a family-run Vietnamese restaurant at the corner of Kensington Market in Chinatown. It has been a go-to spot for, you guessed it, pho noodles for over a...

Essentially the first Vietnamese restaurant to hit the Yonge and Eglinton hood, Pho King Fabulous looks to leave a mark on the neighbourhood, and the GTA, in a way that...

Located at College and Dufferin, one might breeze on by the unassuming spot as just another run-of-the-mill Vietnamese spot. That would be a grave mistake. There are often line-ups out...

In a city spoiled for choices when it comes to pho, Pho Metro aims to give us more. This chain, with locations throughout the GTA as well as Hong Kong,...

Those finding themselves in Vaughan and craving a heaping bowl of delicious Pho may want to check out Pho Mi Viet Thai. Vietnam’s most famous culinary export of rice noodles...

Punny and unapologetic, this Vietnamese and French bistro is serving up historic fusion we can’t get enough of. With the French culture remaining so present in Vietnamese cuisine, it is...

A twenty-four hour pho joint? Yup, that’s Pho Pasteur. Located at the corner of Dundas and Spadina, this cash-only joint is here 24/7 to ensure no pho craving goes unsated....

The stalwart of the rapidly trendifying Ossington strip, Pho Tien Thanh still has a packed house every night. Its candy floss pink walls and I LOVE PHO FOREVER sign might...

A trio of intellectual, first-time restaurateurs have come together to launch Pho Vistro, a new Vietnamese restaurant on Queen West, and they have focused on a “clean eating” concept. Dat...

Leemo Han collaborated with his brother at OddSeoul after their successful run at Swish by Han. Hanmoto, a Japanese snack bar on Dundas West, was Leemo’s first solo project. Pinky’s...

Que Ling is literally a hidden gem. Tucked away on a side street off Gerrard and Broadview you might assume it’s another run-of-the-mill Vietnamese spot. While all the usual suspects...

Saigon House fits right in along the strip of restaurants in the increasingly popular Yonge and Lawrence area. The cuisine offered is a mix of Vietnamese and Thai staples, all...

This contemporary Richmond Hill eatery serves a mix of Thai and Vietnamese cuisine with a French influence. After opening in Toronto in 1987, Saigon Star moved north to the suburbs...