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Restaurants Guide › Southeast Asian
Pho My Duyen
- 1208 Bloor St. W. (at Brock St.) • View on map »
- 416-850-4993
Editorial Review
The geometrically designed and mirror-accented interior of this bright, spacious restaurant give it a refreshing, cool edge. Mixed Asian crowds and local residents attest to the high-calibre Vietnamese menu: beef rice noodle soups mingle with meat-injected vermicelli (chicken, pork, goat curry), while duck salad congee and rice dishes blend with such house specialties as satay squid, stir-fried eel and grilled goat. Mains $6–$35.
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