Pho Mi 99

I ordered take out with my son, the waiter (long hair, slick back) was EXTREMELY rude to me and my son. My son was waiting at the front desk looking at the stuff they had, he approached him asking «WHAT DO YOU WANT BOY, DO NOT STAND HERE»; as well when I was about to go and pay for my stuff, he rudely commented for me to sit back down and wait for my food to come (it was only the avocado shake that was left)
I always go to Phở Mi 99 in Mississauga, I dont ever think ill come back to this location, probably move onto Phở Dau Bo where they treat customers with respect

A friend told me about this place honestly the food was really good I had the beef and onions with rice and an avacodo shake. It was very good but the service not so great my server seemed annoyed and the menu is a little over whelming. The 3 stars is for the food for service I would give it no stars.

the soup was good but because of the language barrier it was hard to talk to the server.

We went to this location last night and absolutely horrible. Fried pork roll, phở and grilled chicken and pork on rice. Worst phở I have ever had. Tasted very watery. I usually put enough hot sauce that the soup turns somewhat red but this did not change color at all. Usually the soup is somewhat clear but it was very swampy looking. Chicken was very rough. Pork roll was alright but still lacked the flavour compared to other places.
There were 2 servers. While the taller one with glasses was nice the other shorter guy was not. Brought our food, asked for 2 forks, came back and we asked for 2 waters and gave a very irritated dirty look. This is also after asking for the pop we ordered but did not receive. Still did not get it and had to ask the other server again.
Will never return.

As far as Phở places go i like Phở Mi 99 better than any i’ve had, there are similar places like Phở Mi 89 up in Oakville, but I found that they had so much sodium in their soup that it hurt. (don’t get me wrong if you’re not used to this type of thing or going with older parrents/​grandparrents the sodium might be too much for them too, but thats the type of food not the resturaunt)
Seating is pub style (I guess you would call it) find your own seat, write down your order and get the good stuff. They have 2 TVs on that don’t go to any specific channel, however the owners tend to have good taste in what to watch, and it doesn’t get in the way of your conversation (infact at times you wish it was louder)
I’ve gone here so often i’ve litterally had every Phở on the list, I can’t reccomend a place more, if your sick or know someone who’s sick, getting takeout is great! just be sure you have a bowl to pour it in, as they give you a full cup of broth! (I reccomend a medium takeout, its the same amount of broth, and thats what the sick person probably cares about the most)

Love it here. Good food for good prices. I really like the grilled chicken, cubed beef and mango smoothie. The restaurant is very clean as well.

Super delicious food… but the menu is huge and overwhelming.

Nice restaurant with a good variety of options (vegetarian, seafood, etc.) for most dietary restrictions or preferences. They offer large portions and have friendly service. Great place in Brampton; high value for the cost.
Restaurant is clean, spacious, and bright. Pretty casual atmosphere.

I went there twice in the last week, and liked it a lot. Everything is delicious and reasonably priced, and the portions are pretty big too.
I had chicken and pork on my first visit, and whatever they marinated them in tasted amazing.
My second visit I was feeling like something unhealthy, so I had chicken fried rice and spring rolls, which was very filling and tasty.

This is a new place in a relatively newly built plaza. The place wasn’t difficult to find, yet being a new place, they strangely did not have their restaurant sign light turned on at night.
The place is relatively spacey and clean, but the atmosphere wasn’t to my liking, kind of felt like I was in a kitchen. Went in with a friend and waited to be seated. Instead of being seated, the cashier/​bar lady at the back just gestured to pick a seat by waving us away. No greet of any kind, no smile, just told us to sit pretty much.
I ordered Phở Dac Biet. I actually forgot to write down the size, yet the server didn’t clear it up with me what size I actually wanted. I am not picky, but I notice details such as how the server (the manager actually) gave me the phở before giving the beansprouts/​lemon/​spice dish. Not too big of a deal, but what was a big deal was the soup was not hot, more like warm at best. The meat portions were not note-​worthy for a new place where you expect to be «enticed» to come back for more. However, the taste was decent. My friend ordered vermicelli with bbq pork and spring rolls, the pork was great, but the spring rolls were mediocre. The vermicelli was also really really cold according to my friend.
All in all, an ok place, but some aspects of a restaurant are considerably lacking, especially considering that its a new restaurant.