Pho Tai Loi

Great soup, cold dishes and wings… It’s not often that I give out 5 stars for a ‘food court style restaurant’ but I am making an exception here. Everything here is prepared fresh daily, and the food here is very consistent in terms of freshness and taste. Service is fast and friendly, the portions are generous and they never skimp on dishes that have meat in them. I used to work around the corner and this way my Friday lunch go to place. I now live in Toronto, but occasionally come to Sauga on weekends, and when I do, I always have a great lunch here :)

Bang for the buck this is a good place and their food is good too. Price wise a beef phở was about 5 bucks, a generous plate of chicken pad thai (lots of chicken) with sprouts on the side was about 8 bucks. The pork banh mi sandwiches are about a foot long baguettes, warmed up, fresh cool veggies and a decent amount of meat and it’s barely 3 bucks!
This place is beside Arigato near the south west side of the building in the food court which has about 7 or so places to eat.
There are vermicelli, rice and other dishes available as well. The choices are decent and the quality for the price is pretty good. I haven’t been to this place in years but I was happy to remember that it’s so nearby to where I live.
2.80 for a pork banh mi sandwich? Great deal, good sandwich! Cash only…

Came here for a casual dinner. I had the rare beef phở and a side of spring rolls here. The price is pretty cheap and the portion is decent (slightly on the large side). The phở is average, I found that it wasn’t as chewy as I’d like it. The broth was flavourful. The spring rolls were very crispy and fresh and were only $ 2.50! Overall the food tasted decent, however, I got a stomach ache after and I’m not sure if it was caused by raw the bean sprouts, or something in the phở.

What a cool food court find! The moment you walk into this little mall it’s like being transported in time to an old school Asian mall (think Richmond Public Market minus the produce/​wet market). You can get your cell phone repaired, cargo mailed, purchase bootleg VCDs, sort out immigration woes, get nails done, and then buy a new shirt and have lunch. How crazy is that?!
Anyway, this little find was not bad for a food court stall, nothing fancy here but the Bun Bo hue was good as far as food court food goes. In it, there was an assortment of pork blood, Vietnamese ham, pigs knuckle (?!?), tendon brisket on round rice noodles in a mildly spicy broth. I am not too sure about the authenticity of this dish but it tasted pretty good and had a fair amount of ingredients.
My companions had an assortment of phở and banh mi, all of them looked happy with their meals and it all disappeared quickly to the place of no return!
It seemed to me that the phở could have used a bit more ingredients, as I did not observe the typical layers of beef on top of the noodles. Also, the banh mi seemed a bit understuffed to me. perhaps I’m just spoiled by my fave Banh Mi Saigon in Vancouver ;)

Bbq pork over rice includes soup and a side of veggies. Generous servings at a great price!

My go to place when I want some Bun bo Hue or Bo Kho! Home style cooking is simply amazing!

The food here is fresh, delicious and plentiful. The cashier is warm and always has a smile on her face. The dishes I would recommend are the banh mi (viet sandwiches) which are made fresh to order and on a soft bun. The vermicelli dishes have well seasoned meats and come with a salad with a fish sauce dressing. The phở and beef stew are delicious as well. They taste home made and have great flavour! This stall provides restaurant quality food. If you are looking for great Vietnamese good in Mississauga, check this place out!

Not many people will know this but this place has the best Beef stir fry in all of Mississauga. The beef is very tender and moist. It is located in a food court of an office building so most people will not know it is there.