Saigon House Restaurant - Brampton

We went last night for dinner. Arrived at 9:10 pm (their closing time is 10:00 pm). As we sat on the table, the waiter told us to order quick because they were closing soon, so we did (there was only one other table and ours). More clients started to come in, and more until the place was full. Could not believe it. Everyone was probably rushing to get in before closing. We watched as all clients got their food. And ours? 35, 40, 45 minutes passed and nothing. My kids were complaining and I tried to calm them down a few times. My husband ordered a soup nut it never came. All the people that came after us had their soup and left. After 48 minutes, the 6 chicken wings for my kids arrived... then waited another 10 minutes and my order came. My husband got up, complained and cancelled his order. We finished, paid and left. Nobody gave us an explanation or an apology. For sure there is a problem in the kitchen and they dont know how to organize their orders. One waiter only for 15 tables? He did not want to even look at us. No basic people skills. First they advise us to order fast and we were the last ones to be served? Worst experience. Never again and will definitely not recommend it to anyone.

Been there a few times - while the pho isn't the best Ive ever had - Nothing can beat the little hole in the wall on Phan Ngu off of De Tham in HCMCIt is good stuff and they try to stay semi traditional on it

A wide selection of items on the menu. Have been eating at or getting take out from this restaurant for years. Never been disappointed once. Food is consistently fresh and delicious. I can't think of anything else they can to do improve the food - it is that great. An absolute gem in Brampton.

Food is authentic and good. Takes a bit of time but that is OK. It is not fine dining. Functional, popular dishes that are staples of Vietnamese restaurants. Nothing extraordinary here in terms of award-winning cuisine.Will appeal to cost-conscious youths, university students, young families, dating couples because it is relatively cheap. Typical lower-class restaurant. Bathrooms smell, tables are kinda greasy (which is OK if you frequent greasy spoons and Chinese hole-in-the-wall restaurants and are used to that kind of thing. Coincidentally, in the case of Chinese restaurants, this is where you get the best, most authentic food because the chefs are usually illegal aliens and FOB- fresh-off-the-boat). I have tons of experience in these hole-in-the-wall places like Dundas & Spadina Chinatown so this one ranks as a cleaner version of them.Waiter (must be a relative of the owners) was young (20's), machismo Vietnamese with a arrogant attitude. Oh boy. I don;t know what this guy is doing waiting tables. He obviously hates doing it and takes no pleasure in serving people so why do it? Guess he's doing it for the money. Ruined the meal for us. If you don't want to serve people, go do something else. I am surprised that the mgmt hasn't clued in. But maybe he is family so they can't fire him...Enjoying a meal and savouring it is not only the food but it is the ambience and service as well. It's all one package and this package is missing a few pieces.

Great food with good prices! Been here many times. I wanted mango salad but not the full order. Owner made half size for me! Very accommodating! A must stop if in the area and you love Pho!