Pho Saigon

The old owner was way more generous than the new management. Bigger portion and better food. I think I will move to Phở Fusion from now on. Their small portion is like a kid size meal.

Absolutely love this place. Affordable and delicious we’ve been coming here for 2 years. The soup and spring rolls are my favourite.

I came here only for a milkshake and after trying that I want to eat the food. I’ve never had a jackfruit milkshake until here. it was really good! I can’t explain the taste. I would come back just for this.

Located just off Yonge St. This is a great place to get your authentic Phở fix. The location is cozy and service was friendly. This your mom & pop shop family restaurant. My go-​to is usually the smallPho dac biet (aka Phở Special) and a small order of fried spring rolls

Small place in Newmarket. Really good broth, I ordered the cooked beef phở which I usually don’t. Not a fan, the beef was beef balls, which I wasn’t expecting. I would suggest to stick to the rare beef. Noodles were thin, my personal preference is thick rice noodles. Overall good service, clean restaurant and good food.

Someone! Call the old owners!
Another one has just bit the dust in my list. Do you remember the old owners and the friendly staff? It was one amazing place with an exceptional customer service and people who wanted to make it right. The food was so delicious but mostly we came for both– their people skills and great menu.
The new owner has a funny way to deal with problems– to hide. Never called me back. I am not that important after all, I understand, whatever your name is, the ghostman
Instead of friendly skilled girls waitresses we had, now you have this little young moody thing at the counter who will get even with you if you dare to upset his inattentive unprofessional and unpleasant existence. He’ll let you know he’s upset by shoveling the dishes, talking back or not saying hello if you tell him he freaking made a mistake on a huge order and you had to drive back and forth to exchange, while kids were waiting and arguing with you. Do they apologize or offer to rectify it just as the old staff would? You wish! We gave them another chance a day later and it was a disaster. My child didn’t get her smoothie because the little boy was in a bad mood.
Now about the food. The kids used to love the chicken wings and fried rolls. The wings suddenly got smaller and way over fried. The fresh spring rolls were ok but the fried ones smelled like old oil. Yuk. You should cook with love, not with disgust or trying to get by. The soup is pretty much the same but if you know how it’s pretty much precooked then you’ll know its very difficult to screw it.
Good riddance and had fun loosing customers.

One of the few places I know of that’s outside the main city with good Phở. It’s a frequently visited place for my wife and I. Always looking forward to eating here!

I’d actually give this place 3.5 stars. It was a good phở place, not amazing, but good. We had the phở dac biet, bun w/​grilled pork, shredded pork, sausage and spring rolls, and the appetizer platter which had shrimp rice paper rolls, shredded pork rice paper rolls and fried spring rolls. The food was tasty but I found the dishes to be lacking in terms of how much meat there was. The shrimp rice paper rolls, for example, had very little shrimp in them. And my pork bun had only a few small pieces of grilled pork and a very thin sausage. What was there, however, was delicious. I just wish there had been more of it. They didn’t hold back on the noodles though, so essentially we ate tons of noodles with a few pieces of meat. The price points were fairly standard and the service was quick and friendly. Compared to the many other phở places in Toronto, Markham, Scarborough, etc, this one was fairly average. However, given the lack of options in Newmarket, I’d say Phở Saigon is a good place for a great tasting (albeit skimpy) meal.

My wife & I love this place. The Phở is really good, the service is quick & friendly… but the ABSOLUTE BEST are their fresh spring rolls especially with the peanut sauce… Nothing else compares! Great value & really yummy food. Keep up the great work Phở Saigon!

The phở here is pretty good. May not be the best I have ever had in my life, but it’s pretty good. It’s affordable and usually they are able to have your order out pretty quick.
The spring rolls here have a special place in my heart. LOVE. They are amazing. Great with the peanut sauce. I dont like the fish sauce, just because Im personally not a fan.
It’s pretty hard to find good Phở outside of Toronto, but this place gets the job done.
Oh, and inside is super casual, wait staff is very nice and attentive.

Was good dollar value. And they had an actual selection of salad rolls. Green tea was served automatically and lots of vegetables with our noodles. Food was fresh & service was friendly.

Great service. Good Phở is very hard to find north of Toronto, it’s not the best phở I ve ever had but it definitely is the best phở I ve had north of the city. I go there all the time and I am always happy with it.
Their summer shrimp rolls with peanut sauce are very very good.
They really do have great service too

This place is like home… a axing food and great service. The only Phở Resturant I will go to

This place is extremely affordable and awesome especially the Phở.

Great service, the waitress was very helpful in menu selection for a first-​timer. The egg rolls are very flavourful, and nice and hot. The small rare beef, tripe, and noodle soup is enough to satisfy most appetites. It was my first time trying tripe, and it was very tasty, with a gentle texture.

I’ve been going to Phở Saigon since I got on the Vietnamese food kick several years ago. Admittedly I don’t branch out much beyond the rare beef and noodles but never once has it disappointed me. This is comfort food to me. Absolutely do not miss the fresh rolls, either. They are fantastic.