Delicious Vietnamese fusion food! The vegan bao sliders were so good we had to order more of them, the vegan vermicelli bowl was also yummy. The restaurant is very nicely lit and they also have a big drink menu with great beers!

I'd love to say Cảm ơn and Khob khun ka ขอบคุณค่ะ and love to support local businesses but I am really unhappy and disappointed with my experience. The Pad Thai Veggies had ZERO veggies. To make it worse, it was a huge clumpy mess of undercooked noodles which were completely inedible and just a congealed ball of grease stuck together. I've had a lot of Pad Thai's in my time and this unfortunately has to go down as the worst. Sorry to hate, but unacceptable when this place isn't the cheapest too.

I feel that this place deserves 5 stars because it should be a neighborhood institution. The atmosphere is nice and laid back with pub vibes. There's always sports on for the people that like to go watch that. They have a nice selection of drinks for people that just want to go have a drink with a friend. The menu is (primarily) Vietnamese/south east asian but they also offer a couple western options (burger, fish and chips etc) for those people that might want something else. There are meat, vegetarian and vegan options for many of the different items. The staff are very friendly and the restaurant can accommodate a fairly large group and has ample parking and they almost always have space in the restaurant for walk-ins. I don't know what else you can ask for in a neighborhood restaurant, but this place ticks more boxes than most.

Came here on a Saturday afternoon with my husband. There were only two other families seated so service was quick and excellent! He had the chicken sate and said it was great! We shared the spring rolls (my only complaint is that the spring roll skin was not as crispy as expected but the filling made up for it as it was juicy and delicious). I had the lemongrass pork which had really great flavour, normally I am used to thicker slices of pork, but at this place it is the thinner slices so beware of this. Overall had a lovely time and the food was good. Both of our bowls were chipped so just be careful when eating. Vegan options available.

Came here for lunch and was happy with the quality and the menu at the restaurant! It’s tucked away from Hastings and as my first time trying out the place I was not disappointed and was pleasantly surprised and happy. I’d recommend getting the spicy bun bo hue soup, it was great as I didn’t find it too overpowering. The portions are great and tasty. I’ll definitely come back and try out the different items they have, including burgers!

Just tried this restaurant today and I was pleasantly surprised. Food is very delicious and service is good as owners are very friendly. Highly recommend.

What a hidden gem! Phenomenal service, the food was beyond amazing, definitely have to come back to explore the rest of the menu! Your taste buds will burst into euphoria!

This is one of my favourite restaurants in Vancouver. They are extremely original in creating a fusion pho menu. All the flavours mix perfectly together. The Dundas platter has a perfect plate of what they do best. My vegetarian girlfriend says they have the best veggie pho broth ever. Staff was extremely friendly and service was excellent. This is a hidden gem! Can't wait to come back soon.

This place has the best food! The owners are so lovely and pretty much everything is made in house. The house spiced chicken wings are my favourite chicken wings in the whole world, they are so unique and delicious! They have cocktails on the menu and craft beers on tap. Definitely some of the best pho in the neighbourhood. Lots of vegan options too if that's what you're into! The avocado salad is way better than any salad has the right to be. Try it!

My friends and I loved this place. We were surprised it wasn't busier, considering how good the food was. They have a more-than-decent vegan menu and the regular menu was good too.

I was genuinely surprised at how accurate their vegan dishes are to their counterparts. Delicious and would recommend the vegan bun bo hue!

Amazing sate pho, the broth is just incredible & no I’ll never eat regular pho again

We moved in down the street last year and had heard great things about this place. Did not disappoint. Have dined in and done take out. Both fantastic. The Sate Beef Pho is particularly delicious.

It’s rare to find a pho + burgers fusion restaurant that does it well, but this place does it superbly. The appetizers are creative and tasty, and the pho dac biet and pho sate dishes are very high quality.

Hosted a private event here for a world cup game. The food is absolutely delicious, the staff provides top notch service and it was a perfect setting for our party. 10/10!!! Shout out to Kayla for helping me plan! She is the best. We glad such a great time. Highly recommend. 👌

Came here for dinner. Got the spring rolls and Bún bò Huế. Spring roll filling was good but the skin was too thick and more chewy than I'd like. The soup noodles were spicy and the broth was good. However, the meat wasn't the best quality. My friend had the beef pho and agreed that the broth was good but the meat wasn't the freshest. Service is not very attentive; waited to get out orders taken. Went to the front desk to pay and rang the bell. The lady came out but told us to wait.

Bit of a hidden gem. Good bun bo hue, large portion sizes, friendly staff and lots of vegan options so there’s something for everyone. Takeout is fast. Have never waited longer than 15-20 minutes.

So good!!!! Ordered the Vegan Bun Bo Hue and the Vegan Spring Roll + Tofu on Vermicelli and they were both delicious. The soup was packed with flavour and the right amount of heat - probably the best vegan pho/bun bo hue out there! Spring rolls were so tasty and the sauce was perfect. Would’ve given 5 stars but the portion size for the Vegan Bun Bo Hue was alarmingly small, especially with a price tag of almost $20. There was lots of soup but barely any noodles and not much of the vegan ham, tofu, and mushrooms. Felt more like an appetizer portion and I was not full at all :(

Came in on a weekday at 6pm. We had the nachos, Pho and Asian Burger. Nachos was very tasty and crispy even when it's made with fried wonton wrappers. It's not the huge portion you see at other places but good appy size for 2 people. Asian burger was juicy and it had Asian flavors. Some people might not like that. Broth was as a bit light on the flavor. But lots of meat and toppings. Staff was very helpful as it was our first time. Will be back to try their other goodies.. like Fish and chips and cassava chips.

For the better part of my childhood, I grew up in East Van… specifically, in the area close to the PNE. Back in the day, it was hardly the place known for being able to find restaurants of any kind. However, over the last few years, a new bunch of eateries have popped up around the northeast corner of Vancouver. One such place that I noticed in my social media feed recently was Dundas Eat and Drink. Located in a tiny mini mall that I remember frequenting when I was in elementary school, Dundas Eat and Drink is a bit hidden from view and isn’t immediately noticeable from the street. Based on their menu that I glanced before showing up, I knew to expect an eclectic array of asian and western fusion dishes. Not knowing which dishes were best here, we decided to try a bunch of items… first up was the Mango Smoothie ($5.95) and Lime Soda ($3.95). It seemed like they had trouble figuring out how to make my lime soda because you could see them behind the bar struggling trying to get the right balance of ice, soda, and syrup, tasting it (hope they used a new spoon each time), then readjusting and tasting again, over and over… We ordered up the Garlic Butter Wings ($12) but, unfortunately, they wound up giving us Honey Garlic Wings instead. When we mentioned this to the server, she acknowledged that she put in the wrong order and they took this off our bill. When our actual order of garlic butter wings arrived, we looked at them long and hard because they looked very similar to the honey garlic wings. Tentatively taking a bite, we confirmed that they were in fact different (the honey garlic wings being a bit too sweet for our liking) but lacked any real flavour. We also thought the breading that they used with their wings was a bit distracting and just didn’t do anything for the wings themselves. The item that we were looking forward to was their Dundas Platter ($16.75) which comes with a good selection of appies to share: spring roll, salad roll, chicken satay skewer, beef skewer, and cassava fries with a vinaigrette sauce, a peanut sauce, and a house spicy mayo sauce. The best of the bunch was definitely the crispy spring roll while the salad roll seemed to be wrapped too loosely making it difficult to eat as it fell apart easily. The sauces were a bit on the weak side. Probably the best dish that we had here was the Pad Thai with Prawns ($14.75) which had a nice amount of caramelization to the rice noodles. Overall, there were a couple of good items here and a bunch that were just meh given the price.

First time I went there the food was excellent. But today's visit. All my noodles were stuck together. Was just one big clump. And my spring rolls. Didnt look so appetizing. I felt bad for not tipping. But the food was just ..... I ended up wasting most my meal. And there was only 4 pieces of shrimp in my main course.

the pho usually good but this visit noodles much less more soup, the spring rolls still yummy , understandable price increased

Celebrated three family members birthdays here and we were welcomed with friendly service, delicious meals and no plating fees for our cake. We were pleasantly surprised with how fresh and tasty all the dishes were. The vermicelli bowl is so bomb and we’ll priced at only $18- I had to take the rest home. Tons of vegan options too. We will be back- thank you!