Pho Com 99

This was the restaurant where I popped my… ahem, «phở cherry».
Located at the end of a busy strip mall, sandwiched between a fitness club and a Value Village, Phở Com 99 (originally called Phở Mi 99) has kept an impressive level of consistency and quality throughout the years. While there are many phở restaurants I’ve visited since, this one has the honor of being my most fondly-​remembered.
The prices are very cheap and the portions are very filling. I make it a point to get the vermicelli with pork and a spring roll every time I go, and it never disappoints. The service is always fast, if somewhat sterile and cold due to the frequency of customers. The seating itself can be a tad cramped if the restaurant is busy, but most of the time you have room to move around.
Phở Com has always been my favorite Vietnamese restaurant in Mississauga, and for good reason. It’s been a staple of the Dixie-​Dundas mall for so long that it’s kind of an institution at this point. Definitely worth checking out at least once.

Admittedly I’ve never been a Phở type of guy but I was walking by this place had a really good feeling that this was going to my new «go to» place near my house and so far I haven’t been wrong. On my first visit the along was locals there were a lot of Caucasian hippies types there. an interesting mix. The prices are not expensive but the food is great and quick. The décor of the restaurant is upscale.
For the phở requested I cooked meat with added extra vegetables which really added to the dish. The fresh spring rolls with shrimp we’re ho-​hum. The great thing about the fried rice it was not greasy like that most Chinese restaurants.
Definitely check it out if you near the Dundas and Dixie area.

Awesome Vietnamese
Décor is cute, friendly staff, and while you are here, try the fried wonton, fried spring roll, Phở Gha with grilled chicken & phở Bo mmmm

Phở Com 99 is the Vietnamese restaurant that replaced Phở Mi 99. Don’t know what else has changed beside the name, but based on reviews and word of mouth, the management has also changed. Not sure what the place was like before, but this new restaurant is pretty damn good. Restaurant is spacious, nice, and clean. Menu is absolutely HUGE and has a wide variety of Thai, Vietnamese, and even some Chinese.
Appetizers here are pretty solid, as the fresh rolls, fried spring rolls, shrimp on sugar cane, and beef with french bread are excellent. The french bread with beef can be a meal on its own for only like $ 5. Crusty french baguette with a rich beef stew… drool…
I get the phở here sometimes, and it’s not as good as other places, but I LOVE the other items they have on the menu. The rice dishes are second to none as they give plenty of meat and a good portion of rice. I enjoy the variety they have here as you can get fried fish, fried chicken, grilled chicken, pork, beef, shrimp, and others. The vermicelli dishes are incredible too and they use the thin noodles, which is what I prefer and find more nostalgic (growing up Viet on my dad’s side).
The place can get pretty packed for lunch and for good reason. Service is quick and can be funny and nice one day and a little rude the next, but I don’t mind at all. The food is good, comes out quick, and prices are good. Despite the many phở restaurants in the area, I will definitely make this a regular spot.

The service is FAST. I ordered, went to the washroom, and the food was out and piping hot before I got back.
Cheap, satisfying portions. A great phở place.
What you’d typically expect — some salient rice noodles, raw-​cooked-​in-​broth beef, and a bunch of beansprouts, and various herbs, etc. Hits the spot at lunch for sure.

This is a local spot that I go to for lunch at work. Their food is always good and the service is always friendly and fast. They also don’t have any issues with splitting orders or splitting the bill. I usually order either the phở, vermicelli or the pork chop and chicken on rice meal.
This place is well worth the quick stop in.

Bright and clean place under new management. Love their assorted meat fondue!! sooooooo gooodelicious!

Great friendly service. Great food. Very Clean. The best overall Vietnamese I’ve found in Mississauga/​Etobicoke.

Newly renovated! It definitely doesn’t look like your typical Vietnamese restaurant but kudos to them for setting the bar a little higher.
Their food is delicious and the prices are very reasonable. I came here tonight as I was craving Mi Vit Tiem (roasted duck egg noodle soup) and a Soursop Nectar milkshake. I got exactly what I was expecting and was very satisfied. The duck was fall off the bone and the broth was fragrant and flavourful. It’s not a famous dish as Phở is but it’s worth trying especially if you want something different. I forget what my boyfriend got but it was a rice dish with deep fried fish. The fish packed a lot of flavour and had the perfect hint of lemongrass.
The only reason this place isn’t getting 5 stars is because service is just meh, mostly because I find the waiters are really awkward and sometimes just plain creepy.

The ambience is casual to dowdy, but their house phở is awesome.
I have been going to this place for years and other phở places don’t even compare.
Granted, they don’t have the best service, but it isn’t worst either. Plus, it’s a cheap, casual place — I am not looking for anything fancy anyway.

Good prices, good food. Tacky ambiance, but overall I recommend this place.
Good place for the vietnamise soups and other dishes.

The food is good, no question. The customer service however, leaves MUCH to be desired.
I’ve never had someone yell at me or my fellow diners in a restaurant for wanting to pay separately. And I don’t mean «annoyed»; I can understand being annoyed about splitting the bill, but they were actually *yelling* at us.
Furthermore, the gentleman at the cash *grabbed* my debit card from my wallet, as I was getting my credit card out. He «preferred» cash…
Can you imagine how ridiculous that is?
I didn’t have to, I was there.
If you want decent food and to be treated like crap, go to Phở Mi 99. If you want the EXACT SAME quality food and GOOD service… continue down Dixie or Dundas in ANY direction for literally a block. :)

You may not know this but I love phở. So much so I think I should marry a Vietnamese.
I had the BBQ Pork Rice Noodle Soup with Deep Fried Spring Rolls. (see pictures I uploaded)
All of the ingredients were super fresh and the spring rolls were very crispy.
I added some of the hot sauce to my soup and then proceeded to clean the bowl.
After a lunch like that I do not have to eat again for the rest of the day. I have no idea how Bourdain can eat all of that food.
Even though I visit this place twice a month I am going to check out the other Phở restaurants in my area, Dixie and Bloor.
I have read some great reviews here on Unilocal about those places, one just around the corner from me, so I need to be fair and compare.