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1671 Carling Avenue
613-729-6019
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This Japanese restaurant has a small lunch menu of Vietnamese Pho, although it specializes in teppanyaki style cooking and also has a small sushi bar. There is parking available on side streets.

300 Booth St
613-680-5230
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This place is just south of Somerset on the west side. They have the usual selections of soup with interesting daily specials. There is street parking only, with steep steps into the restaurant.

Hours:
Mon-Sun, 11am - 9pm

343 Booth St.
613-237-8755
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This used to be called Pho Hoang Linh - is upstairs, across the street from the well known New Mee Fung restaurant. Has the usual selection of noodle soups, vermicelli and rice dishes.

120 Lebreton St. North
Ottawa, ON K1R 7H6
613-232-7289
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This place is at the edge of Chinatown, at the far end of Lebreton closer to Gladstone then to Somerset. They've been open a quite a while, and have karaoke if you're into that.

232 Bank St.
613-232-0888
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This is right off of Bank St in busy downtown Ottawa. At the time of this writing, major construction is underway on Bank Street right where the restaurant is located, but they are still open. There is metered parking on the side streets close by.

They have a large selection of Vietnamese dishes, including appetizers, soup, rice dishes, roll-ups, desserts, and fancy drinks. Dishes range from $8 - $14, while the beef noodle soup is $6.49 (sm) to $8.49 (lrg).

Hours are Monday to Saturday 11am - 10pm, and Sunday 11am to 9pm.

790-M2A Kanata Ave
Kanata
K2T 1H8
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A new place opened in the last few days. They serve a variety of food styles as the name implies that include pho, sushi, Thai curries, steak and vermicelli dishes. This place is very close to the Ox Head restaurant, which is just a few doors away.

The decor is dark and fancy. They have booths lit by blue-green neon accents. Chopsticks, a spoon, a fork and a cloth napkin are standard settings when you sit down.

Pho is available in two sizes, small ($7.95) and medium ($8.95). Tea is charged separately at $2.25 per person. Vermicelli dishes are $14 to $15. Thai curries range from $14 to $16 depending on the selected meat. Shrimp spring rolls, served in a large martini glass, are $5.25 for two.

Spiciness levels are available from 0 to 10, with the default being 3.

According to the menu, the chef's name is Thi Lim, which probably accounts for the name of the restaurant, too.

726 Somerset St.
613-230-6815
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Formerly Cam Kong, Fuschian Vietnamese Restaurant opened in its place. There's a small Pho menu with small bowl $6.75 and large bowl $7.25, but no medium sized bowls. Also on the menu are vermicelli, rice dishes, and stir fried noodle dishes.

Closed on Tuesdays.

#1 Stafford Rd., Unit 4, Bells Corners
613-829-9015
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This is in a plaza that contains East Side Mario's.

Their pho is in "mix-n-match" style, where you can choose up to 6 toppings from the choices of rare eye-of-round beef, beef flank, beef brisket, tendons, tripe and beef meatballs. Smalls are $5.50, mediums $6.50, larges $7.50 and extra-larges are $8.50.

The mix-n-match styles are also available for grilled plates and stir-fried dishes. They serve spicy vermicelli soups and appetisers. Three spring rolls are $3 and bubble tea starts at $3.

3825 Richmond Road, Bells Corners
613-596-0760
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This is in a small strip mall in back of a Pizza Hut.

A medium soup costs $6 and a large is $7. Two spring rolls cost $3.25. They also serve a variety of appetisers, bun ($7 to $8), steamed rice dished (most around $7 to $8, and up to $11 for some dishes containing jumbo shrimp). Plates of rice wraps and contents are $10 to $14.

Hours are from 11AM to 9PM every day except on Mondays when they close at 4PM.

343 Booth St.
613-237-8755
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This place is CLOSED. Or maybe just the name is changed. See Hoang Vietnamese Bistro for the latest incarnation of this restaurant.

This place is across the street from the New Mee Fung and is upstairs. If this sounds familiar, then you are correct because it is the same space that used to be called Pho Rua Vang. Once again, it is upstairs in the same building as another pho restaurant although there is no apparent connection between the two.

Pho Hoaing Linh has the usual selection of spring rolls and other appetisers, beef noodle soups, buns (rice vermicelli), rice dishes, and some rice paper roll ups. There's also a selection of drinks if you are into that.