Que Ling Vietnamese Cuisine

No frills Vietnamese restaurant. Service is average at best however food is great with reasonable prices. It’s worth a visit if you’re in the area.

Love the banh cuon here! It's hard to find restaurants that make banh cuon, much less make it well! I would highly recommend this place. It's a small restaurant but the service is always friendly and efficient.

Probably one of my fav Vietnamese resto in the area. The soup base is rich and brothy, and the noodles are perfectly done.

I’ve been coming here since last year for Banh Cuon! It’s the best one so far I’ve had in the city. Their Pho is also really good! Delicious and fresh!

The only place in East Downtown Toronto that sell Banh Cuon. It was tasty but it could be a lot better if they served it hot, and for a L banh cuon, i personally think its a bit small. If you order it a as take out and warm it up at home, you would enjoy it a lot more. In general we had a good experience, the ladies were very nice, service was quick. The bill was very reasonable and came up to a 58$ total for 2 L banh cuon, 1 bbq pork vermicelli, 2 coffee and 1 calamansi soda

🍜Their Bun Bo Hue is the best one I’ve had in Toronto so far (though the broth is a bit too sweet for the original dish but the aromatic, the mam ruoc don’t overwhelm the other flavor of the dish. 🧋The Vietnamese coffee on the other hand was not as good as expected, the coffee tastes diluted (may be it was intentionally done so more people can have it), there wasn’t any condensed milk flavor in the drink. Good for a beginner to try it out for the first time. 🇻🇳💯🍜

Their Banh Cuon is THE BEST! From texture to filling and their fish sauce. Everything here is actually really tasty and authentic plus super affordable. Only negative thing about this place is that it’s very small and not much seating.

delicious food, made fresh and served quickly, great portions and adequately priced! our new favourite vietnamese restaurant in east chinatown, if you were a fan of bach yen, this place is for you! all items below were delicious, fresh and of great portions, and recommend trying: Bún Nem Nướng Chá Giò Ph& Tai Bo Vien Bánh Cuốn Thịt *there can be a lineup in the weekends, bring cash.

After a fun day of thrifting on Queen East, my boyfriend and I decided to try Que Ling Vietnamese Cuisine for the first time, and it turned out to be a great choice. We started off our meal with classic spring rolls. They were nice and crispy on the outside and filled with flavour on the inside. Paired with the dipping sauce it was an enjoyable start to our meal. I chose the Pho Rare Beef and Beef Ball Rice Noodle Soup, which is my go-to pho combination. Que Ling Viet did not disappoint. The broth was piping hot and had a rich, deep flavour that was both comforting and satisfying. The rare beef was tender and cooked perfectly in the hot broth, while the beef balls added a nice, chewy texture. The rice noodles were just right, not too soft or too firm, absorbing the flavourful broth beautifully. The variety of condiments provided, such as fresh bean sprouts, basil, lime, and an assortment of sauces, allowed me to customize the pho to my liking, enhancing the dish even more. My boyfriend opted for the Pho Que Ling Special Rice Noodle Soup, which is a house special. House specials are always a classic choice, and he really enjoyed the variety of items in the bowl. The special included a mix of rare beef, tripe, brisket, and beef balls, providing a delightful range of textures and flavours. The broth for his pho was just as hot and delicious as mine, with a rich, savoury taste that complemented the variety of meats. The inclusion of fresh herbs and condiments elevated the soup, making it a thoroughly enjoyable meal. Que Ling Vietnamese Cuisine is located in an unexpected spot, but don’t let that deter you. The interior is unpretentious, focusing on delivering great food rather than flashy decor. The atmosphere is casual and welcoming, making it a comfortable place to enjoy a meal. Overall, our experience at Que Ling Vietnamese Cuisine was very positive. The pho was delicious, with hot and flavourful broth, tender meats, and fresh accompaniments. The ability to customize our pho with a variety of condiments added to the enjoyment. The location may be unexpected, but the food truly does not disappoint. If you’re looking for a satisfying bowl of pho in the area, Que Ling Vietnamese Cuisine is definitely worth a visit. We left feeling happy and satisfied, and we look forward to returning. Overall, we rate our experience 4 out of 5 stars.

Ordered beef pho, the beef and soup taste good, the noodle itself is ok, would love it to be a bit thicker. Wouldn’t recommend chicken pho though, the soup is too salty. We ordered rice rolls as well, unique texture. Would recommend if you wanna try a good authentic Vietnamese food and the price is very reasonable as well!