La maison de Banh Mi

Name: La maison de Banh Mi
Address: 1263 St Catherine St E, Montreal, Quebec H2L 2H3, Canada, L, Canada

4.2/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

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Address :	1263 St Catherine St E, Montreal, Quebec H2L 2H3, Canada
Phone :	📞 +88979
Website :	https://www.facebook.com/lamaisondebanhmi
Categories :	Vietnamese restaurant ,
City :	L
Description :	Simple eatery specializing in Asian fare including banh mi, sushi rolls & bubble tea.

1263 St Catherine St E, Montreal, Quebec H2L 2H3, Canada

Best Vietnamese restaurant in Canada

M	Mina Bassal on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The portions are very generous and the waiters are really courteous. We tried two vegetarian options that were quite nice. The place looks more like a fast food restaurant, but clean and comfy. The mix of tastes the bowl was very delicious. Also prices are on the lower range. I'd definitely go again.
M	Marco L on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Was served by a girl in grey puma sweatshirt today and she handled the cash with her glove on and then made food with same glove. Also wore her mask below her nose. This restaurant really doesn't care about customer health. I see I'm not the first to mention this.
O	Olivier Rousseau on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Even cucumbers were not fresh in the sushis, don't want to mention the salmon
R	Riley Starr on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ No complaints about the service, it was fast and friendly. I got the seared tuna poké. The first let-down was that the fish came roughly diced, whereas the picture on the menu shows a bigger portion, thinly sliced in a pretty fan. Which is like, whatever, but presentation matters, and it seemed a bit misleading. The tuna was fine; the real disappointment was when I got past the fish. Instead of a nice mesclun mix which is standard for every poké bowl I've had in this city, they give you iceberg lettuce. Bleh. The cucumber looked like it had been drying out at a prep station all day long, and the dressing was vaguely thousand-island. Basically you have to slog through the kind of sad side salad you'd get with a casse-croute cheeseburger. The portions of edamame and especially wakame were hilariously small. The literal four stands of wakame I got could have been applied with tweezers. Basically they skimped on every aspect of the dish, and the result is a big let-down. Assembling a decent poké bowl isn't hard, and every other place I've had one is miles better.
A	Adam B on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Fairly cheap, good quality, quick and delicious. The fried chicken poké bowl is completely non-traditional and nobody cares because it's awesome.
A	Andy Luangrath on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This is a good place to get a Banh Mi in this neighborhood. It is at St-Catherine East street near Beaudry Montreal Metro station. Sanitary measures could be better there's a lack of sanitizers at the entrance and one of the workers could mask better. For a 15 Dollars trio, including taxes, which includes Banh Mi, a pot of pho and a soft drink can, it does fill up your appetite. The place shows pictures of Banh Mi & Vietnam, one of the national dishes of that country.
a	arman s on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I almost never write reviews but i just had to for this place. Over the years I've ordered many kinds of poke bowls, sushi rolls and banh mi sandwiches from there. I was never disappointed with what i got, plus there always was a friendly service and very kind staff.
A	Adrian M on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Casual Vietnamese Banh Mi venue, offering the usual typical deli style baguette filled with Vietnamese prepared fillings such as pork and/or chicken cooked various ways, pate, butter, mayonnaise, pickled carrot and daikon, and coriander. I ordered the 10 inch special which came with pork and chicken in ham and bbq forms (such as char siu) which made a tasty combination. The banh mi was a good mix of Banh Mi flavours, but not as good as some of the better or more famous ones around the world including Vietnam. I could have done with more pate and each of the cuts of meat to really make their flavours prominent. I also ordered an iced Vietnamese coffee which usually is a strong roasted coffee, dripped over ice and sweetened condensed milk. The coffee I received had the flavours, but unfortunately for me was weak compared to the usual coffee loving hit you normally should get from Vietnamese coffee. Maybe this would be better with less ice.