Luo Restaurant

Le repas complet était mauvais… J’ai commandé la soupe au boeuf, les rouleaux et les boulettes de poisson au cari.
Les boulettes étaient caoutchouteuses, les rouleaux étaient mous. Le bouillon de la soupe était bon bien que très salé. Il n’y avait pas de basilic thai ni de sauces et les nouilles étaient trop épaisses…

I love the rice noodle here. It’s named after Guilin which is a province of China. I have to say the best dish is this Guilin style noodle, number 41, with minced pork. I find nowhere offer this in Montréal, and it is genuine Chinese noodle.
Sometimes I also have grill three meats and rice. The phở is not the best choice.
I also recommend the egg waffle and curry fish ball. They are kind of appetizers sold by the street back in China. They bring back my memory of southern China.

Not sure if I’m supposed to treat this as a Phở shop or a food-​court restaurant.
Anyhow, I was not impressed by what I got: the #13, which consists of a platter with vermicelli, grilled chicken, grilled beef, salad, and 2 egg rolls.
The egg rolls were crispy and tasty.
The salad (lettuce, pickled carrots, bean sprouts) was fresh but very watery (no flavour at all). Although the #13 doesn’t officially come with a drink, I’d like to think that I drank ‘fresh salad juice’.
The vermicelli was of the thin type which tangled up into a single roll. I used my fork to pull it apart. No seasoning but ok.
The grilled chicken was the best part of the meal. It was tender and well seasoned (ginger, garlic), it’s not seared but it doesn’t need to be.
The grilled beef… had a very strong beef smell and taste (almost no other flavour), and it was dry. I spammed the dipping fish sauce in an attempt to make the beef edible.
It all came down to 12 $ (without tip), but the portions were average sized. Not as good as ‘Spicy noodles’ next door.

For is always fresh, veggies crispy, dishes are nicely balanced, service is very good, love this place!

Love it! The taste is amazing. Because of this place, I’ve recently become obsessed with Vietnamese food. Everything is good, and I eat there at least twice a week. Try it, you won’t regret.

First time here in May this year, was recommended by one of the nice server that their curry chicken on rice as I asked for rice dish back then. It was amazing and the best curry dish I’ve ever had in a fast food place. The phở soups are good too, and I couldn’t finish a large size phở, so I would say take a small size if you’re a girl like me. Try this place, you will not be disappointed if you’re looking for phở soup without MSG and also try the homemade curry chicken!

Get the shrimp phở – the soup is amazing and the portions are huge. Honestly, my favorite!

On n’y va certainement pas pour le phở. Salé à outrance, je soupçonne l’ajout de concentré de bouillon de boeuf. Les plats de grillades variés sont corrects. Le service est poli. Mais la soupe, plat vedette de ce resto, est très décevante.

Good phở as a fast food restaurant, the best part is we don’t feel thirsty after we had the soup as we had at other phở restaurant in Chinatown or downtown, will be back for sure