Vietnam Taste

CA$10–20

Went there for pho, but was so disappointed: the soup of pho tasted bland (no taste of any flavour, herb or even fish sauce and the only good thing was that there were more-than-usual amount of noodles). The Vietnamese spring roll was ok but also somewhat tasteless. People went there usually order Chinese dishes instead of Vietnamese food (but why named the restaurant as “Vietnam Taste”?). The service was also not very good, they almost forgot to bring the bean sprouts for the pho. Will not go back again for any Vietnamese food, but not sure about the Chinese dishes they had on the menu.

The special pho was good. The beef and chicken fried rice was decent. Portion sizes are very large for the price. The fruit tea is very good.

CA$10–20

We had the grilled chicken with rice and the grilled chicken and beef with rice. We also had the vegetarian spring rolls. Everything tasted very good! The fish sauce was amazing. The condiments on the table were great too. The food came out quickly and it was warm and delicious. Great prices and portions too! Also it wasn’t crowded or noisy at all. Definitely worth trying! I do recommend it. Thank you so much!

CA$20–30

I was fighting myself to give 2 stars reviews instead 3. The big reason because of their name. Now its new name is “Vietnam cuisine “ It's absolutely not Vietnam tastes as North, south, west or in the middle of the country. All dishes feel like I eating Chinese foods somehow. The Pho is so so. “Bun bo hue” is just something they toss in whatever kind of noodle whatever kind of broth and put the shrimp stinky sauce in then they think it could be “bun bo hue” So I think it might be good for Chinese food but not Viet, so I give it a try “ the house tofu style” unfortunately I don't like it either it's salty and mushy. I was here 5 years ago dont want to come back for Viet food again. Some of my friends say it was a change and there is a new owner then we decided to go. But it just change the name. But don't get it wrong. I said not our choice for Viet food for us but not all people are the same. And if we want to go for Chinese food, We could come back one day and try out their big menu.

CA$20–30

The price is good, food is decent and there is a bbt place in the restaurant as well. But the place got rebranded... for the worse. After rebranding everything is pretty expensive and the food is a lot worse now... the curry is the worse one I have had in London so far and by a lot, the sauce is clumpy 🤨 and the flavour is weak.

I ordered a large size No.45 Special noodle Pho which comes with rare beef, beef balls, beef tripe, beef tendons u0026 beef brisket. Regular was $12+ and Large was $14+. The quantity and taste of the dish was worth the price, it's a big portion size for the average appetite. I went just after lunch time and it wasn't busy. Staff was very nice and courteous. Will definitely be back here again.

CA$10–20

We came here for the Pad Thai and as we have tried almost all of the Pad Thai in the city. I would rank this one top 5 in London but everyone likes something different. The food came out just on time as promised and the staff was super nice. You get a decent size of food for what you order. There is lots of free parking out front but it is a busy area.

I like this place for its curries dishes, affordable price and their large portion of servings. I always have either spicy beef or chicken curry on rice very flavourish dish. I noticed they sell bubble tea and its display is quite flashy with a great variety of them but haven't had the opportunity of trying it. The place is small and somehow charming for a decent dinner out. The service is OK but they are not very friendly unless you speak Chinese. I definitely believe if you want to experience a new and fresh Asian taste you should give it a chance to Vietnam Taste.