Vietnamese1 month ago
Phodacbiet
A Vietnamese Pho kitchen operating from 11 a.m.
Yonge-Doris · North York5295 YONGE ST, A
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To midnight daily. The menu centers on medium-size Pho bowls priced at $15.95, ranging from a straightforward broth to the house special (Pho Dac Biet), which layers beef brisket, tendon tripe in a long-simmered stock. The kitchen serves the commuting and residential traffic on this stretch of Yonge, positioning itself as a accessible weekday lunch and late-night option for the surrounding community. The signature bowl, the Pho Dac Biet, brings together the full range of beef cuts and connective tissues, a traditional marker of commitment to the broth itself; this is the calling card.
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