Costco Canada is a great, great place to buy so many different things. You can get some great deals across a wide range of foods and products, including a lot of Asian foods and related Asian ingredients. Their pho, however, is another story.
At Toronto Pho, we make our pho fresh. Everything is in-house. Our chefs make the broth, cook the noodles, prepare the meats, and use lots of herbs and spices to get every bowl to precisely the right profile.
Normally, we wouldn’t subscribe to the idea of an instant pho being a tasty alternative to homemade but we did recently notice something at our local Costco. The SnapDragon Vietnamese Pho.
Pho is a lot of things. It’s a warm meal on a brisk fall day In Toronto. It’s a filling, low-calorie dinner for the Torontonian who’s focused on weight control and fitness. It’s a reminder of their home and culture for a lot of Vietnamese-Canadians with connections still to Vietnam. But a hangover cure – that might be a new one for some.
Hangovers happen, of course, when you’ve consumed too much alcohol. You overload your system with various ingredients that your body’s not used to beyond just the alcohol. Things like dehydration, electrolyte imbalances, and inflammation also all have an impact on how a person feels the next day after they’ve had a chance to come down from the highs of partying.
Just imagine, you’ve spent all last night circulating the city’s hot spots living your best life and having fun with friends, partaking in drinks, lots and lots of drinks. Pretty much engaging with all sorts of boisterous activities. Now, it’s the next day. Nothing feels quite right. You’ve got a headache. You’re nauseous. You may be sweating uncomfortable, be overly irritable compared to normal, have some muscle aches and fatigue, and more. Every time you open your eyes, you discover a sensitivity to light and sound. That’s incredibly common. So you try water and pop a Tylenol but it doesn’t seem to work. Nothing’s changing. This is where pho, hangover cure, can come to the rescue. After all, not all superheros wear capes!
With the introduction of new 100% biodegradable cutlery for takeout orders, Toronto Pho can confirm that we are now fully green with all of our packaging and materials relating to delivery and takeout.
How We Did It
All of our takeout packagings is biodegradable, reducing our takeout waste at Toronto Pho to zero. We use things like wooden forks and spoons, chopsticks, paper tissues, toothpicks, and paper-based containers to circumvent the usual materials that are used which are plastic.
Read more: Toronto Pho Is Now 100% Green Despite Rising Costs From COVID-19
Fruit smoothies are a healthy treat for anyone post-workout or in need of a pick-me-up non-caffeinated. Packed with natural sugars, antioxidants, nutrients, fiber, and the most delicious flavors, there are lots of fruit smoothies to look at and consider.
As to what the healthiest smoothie is, that’s a hard question to answer and quite interesting to ponder.
Here are the healthiest smoothies on the menu at Toronto Pho, with some info on the nutritional value they bring.
Are you looking to order Vietnamese food in Toronto or are you just looking for a decent GTA restaurant to eat at?
Toronto Pho hits the mark on both. We always have tables open for our family, friends, and customers just discovering us. For a fresh, warm meal, drop on by. Here are a few of the things you can expect to find in our menu. Peruse online and order for takeout or delivery through our website, or get a head-start on knowing what you’ll want to order when you arrive at our restaurant location.
Read more: What To Order At Toronto Pho – Your Introduction to Vietnamese Eating
Pho and ramen are both well-known worldwide, pho being from Vietnam and ramen from Japan.
In the past decade, pho and ramen have seen quite a surge of interest in Toronto and North America in general. Our restaurant, Toronto Pho, for example, is built around the interest and popularity of pho. There are also ramen-based restaurants in cities across Canada focused exclusively on doing ramen right.
If you haven’t tried pho or ramen yourself, we’re sure you know of someone who has. Putting similarities aside, it’s the differences we want to focus on to ultimately declare a winner in the debate between pho and ramen. Which is better… well, that’s for you to decide.
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