Chicken rice-noodle soup appears as P13, while P15 is the “66” oxtail special. Beef stew with rice noodles offers another preparation. Using the dish number as well as the name can help distinguish these options on a long menu, particularly when different bowls share some of the same ingredients.
The Thai section is separate: it lists tom yum-style beef, chicken and seafood rice-noodle soups. The egg-noodle section includes wonton soup and seafood combinations. A diner seeking pho therefore has several alternatives nearby on the page, but they should check the noodle type and ingredients before treating them as equivalent bowls.
Rolls, vermicelli and rice
For a starter, the menu lists fresh rolls with grilled pork or shrimp, plus a combined pork-and-shrimp version. The fried spring rolls in the appetizer section list both pork and shrimp. That ingredient detail matters when deciding which plate to share.
Pho Mi 66 also offers vermicelli topped with grilled pork, chicken or combinations that include spring rolls. Rice dishes include grilled pork chop, grilled chicken and combinations with fried or steamed egg. The drinks section lists Vietnamese-style filtered coffee served black or with condensed milk, with hot and iced choices.
The vegetarian section needs a closer read. Some soups explicitly offer vegetable or regular broth, while the vegetarian pad Thai lists egg. Ask for the intended broth and check sauces and preparation directly if avoiding animal ingredients or managing an allergy; the section heading alone does not settle those questions.
Address, hours and ordering
Address: 85 Resolution Drive, Unit 5, Brampton.Telephone: 905-456-9909.Posted hours: Daily, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
The website offers pickup and delivery information, but confirm current availability, the final price and timing when ordering. Menu availability can change independently of posted opening hours. Find more neighbourhood dining guides in Bramptonist’s Food & Drink coverage.