Top Restaurants in Cornwall
Top Things to do in Cornwall
- 1. Island Hill Farm Inc
- 2. Confederation Centre of the Arts
- 3. Rise and Climb Adventure Course
- 4. Rusty Rover Tours
- 5. Deep Roots Distillery
- 6. St. Dunstan's Basilica
- 7. The Hughes-Jones Centre for People and Animals
- 8. Upstreet Craft Brewing
- 9. Prince Edward Island Culinary Adventures
- 10. Victoria Park
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Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island Food Guide: 3 Vietnamese food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Cornwall
Find out what Vietnamese restaurants to try in Cornwall including Pho Hung Vietnamese Restaurant, Saigon Bistro, Pho Vietnam Restaurant
Things to do in Cornwall
1. Pho Hung Vietnamese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 150 reviews
Reviewed By Franklinmacd
Sometimes you will find that Asian restaurants will "dumb down" their food for the north American palette. I found this restaurant to be very authentic. The people were very nice and the food was excellent. The food came reasonably quick and was delicious. The restaurant itself is not very attractive but what Asian restaurant is. Pricing was decent and the portions were large.
Most Popular Japanese food in Cornwall, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
2. Saigon Bistro
Overall Ratings
5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By carlacU9272RG
Wandering around Charlottetown today and stumbled on the Siagon Bistro. Wow. So happy we did! Super friendly, family run business. Their children were learning how to serve and was great! We ordered salad and spring rolls as well as the Ginger Beef to share...then ordered a second ginger beef. It was all delicious! Next we are in Charlottetown we will come back! Highly recommended!
Most Popular Italian food in Cornwall, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
3. Pho Vietnam Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Enjoy the best of Vietnamese cuisine in a warm and well-decorated restaurant
Reviewed By traveleater2017
Nice and conveniently located across from the Confederation Centre of the Arts. The ambiance is nice. The pho is fairly basic with only some small meatballs and medium rare beef. It would have been nice if tea was included and perhaps more stuff in the Special Pho like tripe and other meats as well as bean sprouts. Nevertheless, it was good. The fresh rolls were good although the peanut sauce was quite thick - almost like peanut butter. The hot sauce also seemed quite tame.All in all, a good place to grab pho while downtown.
