Ho Guom

This is one of the Vietnamese restaurant of Montréal! They have great Phở, but what makes it special is that they have Vietnamese specialties I have never seen anywhere else. They are surprising because it’s not a taste we are used to, but they are so tasty, well worth a try. Try the La Vong Fish, it’s really something special and tasty.
The specialties are a little pricier (~16 $ a plate), but they are meant to be shared between persons Vietnamese style. Other than these plates the rest of the prices are in line with other Viets (~9 $ Phở, ~12 $ grilled meat or crispy noodles).
The staff is always friendly, some of them might struggle with french or english, but we always end up understanding each-​other.
They recently added Sushis to their menu, I’m not sure what these have to do with Vietnamese, but while talking to the owner I believe he gave in to market pressure to have them («Asian» restaurant should have sushis??). Tried them one or two times and they were fine, but I’m not a big sushi guy and the real Vietnamese stuff on their menu is so good I can’t justify not to eat that!
PS. This is a «bring your own wine» restaurant, but I couldn’t find that option on Unilocal