Illustrative AI food photo: a bowl of rare beef pho with onions and scallions beside a plate of fried spring rolls and a plate of bean sprouts, basil and lime

Four of the pho addresses YumYak has covered this fall now carry some form of recognition or novelty: two Ossington restaurants in the 2026 Michelin Guide Toronto & Region, a Mississauga newcomer to the same Guide, and a build-your-own pho counter that opened on Queen West on Oct. 24. Here is how they differ, with links to our full write-ups.

Updated Oct. 31, 2026 · 4 places

Illustrative AI food photo: a bowl of rare beef pho with onions and scallions beside a plate of fried spring rolls and a plate of bean sprouts, basil and lime

Quick picks

PlaceWhy it’s hereArea
Pho Tien ThanhMichelin Recommended 2026; rare beef phoOssington
The Lunch Lady of SaigonNew Bib Gourmand 2026; wagyu phoOssington
Pho Ngoc YenNew to the Michelin Guide in 2026Mississauga
Renso Pho-PotleBuild-your-own pho, opened Oct. 24Queen West

1. Pho Tien Thanh

Why we list it

A family-run Vietnamese restaurant at 57 Ossington Ave., listed as Recommended in the 2026 Michelin Guide Toronto & Region. Its own site uses the motto “I Love Pho Forever,” and the pink walls are part of the look.

Order: The rare beef pho (pho tai), or the house special for a fuller bowl · Area: Ossington

Our Pho Tien Thanh write-up Google Maps

2. The Lunch Lady of Saigon

Why we list it

At 93 Ossington Ave., named one of five new Bib Gourmands in the 2026 Michelin Guide Toronto & Region. Lunch is built around noodle soups; dinner moves to shared plates.

Order: The wagyu pho · Area: Ossington

Our Lunch Lady of Saigon write-up Google Maps

3. Pho Ngoc Yen

Why we list it

A family-run southern Vietnamese restaurant at 1090 Kamato Rd. in Mississauga, near Pearson, and one of 11 restaurants added to the 2026 Guide as Recommended. The menu runs well beyond pho.

Order: The short rib pho, which published listings often single out · Area: Mississauga

Our Pho Ngoc Yen write-up Google Maps

4. Renso Pho-Potle

Why we list it

Billed as Canada’s first build-your-own pho restaurant, it opened Oct. 24, 2026, at 506 Queen St. W. You choose broth, protein, herbs and toppings; dry pho (pho tron) and spring rolls are also on the menu.

Order: A custom bowl, or the pho tron · Area: Queen West

Our Renso Pho-Potle write-up Google Maps

FAQ

Which Toronto pho restaurants are in the 2026 Michelin Guide?

Pho Tien Thanh (Recommended) and The Lunch Lady of Saigon (Bib Gourmand), both on Ossington Avenue, plus Pho Ngoc Yen in Mississauga (Recommended, new in 2026).

Where can I build my own pho in Toronto?

Renso Pho-Potle, at 506 Queen St. W., opened Oct. 24, 2026.

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Hours and prices were checked against these sources on Oct. 31, 2026. Hours may change, so call ahead to confirm.

YumYak curates from public sources, press releases and community reviews. We haven’t visited these spots ourselves — always check the restaurant’s own channels for hours and prices.