Located on lively Rue Fleury Est in Ahuntsic, Ongles Anh John focuses on classic manicures, long-wear gel/shellac, and practical pedicures for everyday wear or events. Regulars note that Sylvie’s attention to detail shows in even layering of sparkles and patient shaping for a party-ready finish. Budget-minded visitors appreciate fairer pricing than many nearby salons and the option to use regular polish brands like Essie or bring a favourite shade from home. Because reviews mention both gentle and less-gentle experiences, new customers tend to do best by showing a reference photo, confirming price add-ons before polish, and asking for a softer e-file speed if they have sensitive nails or skin. For quick touch-ups or a value pedicure before a weekend, the salon’s straightforward approach—and walk-in friendliness—can be a fit.

Services

Manicure – Regular or gel/shellac with shaping (square, round, almond), cuticle tidy, and glossy topcoat; clients may bring their own polish if preferred.
Gel/Shellac – Longer-lasting colour with a focus on smooth coverage; popular for sparkle layering and micro-glitter looks.

Pedicure – Soak, exfoliation, nail trim and shape, cuticle care, and careful polish application for sandal-ready toes.
Nail Art – From subtle accents to full sparkle designs; Sylvie is frequently praised for precise, layered glitter that photographs beautifully.
Repairs – Simple fixes (like a broken nail) are often handled quickly; some patrons report complimentary touch-ups when it’s minor and recent.

Pro tip for first-timers: Arrive with your inspo image, agree on shape/length and total cost before service starts, and mention any skin or nail sensitivity so the technician can go gently.

Pros

Value – Many visitors find prices more affordable than other Fleury E options.
Detail – Owner Sylvie receives repeat praise for careful glitter placement and tidy shaping.
Longevity – Several guests report gel/shellac that lasts well between visits.
Convenience – Walk-in friendly with a central Ahuntsic location near shops and cafés.
Flexibility – Carries regular polishes (e.g., Essie) and allows clients to use their own bottles.

Reviews

“Sparkle perfection.” A party guest says Sylvie layered different sizes of glitter for dimension, with precision and reasonable pricing—“nails perfectly ready for the party.”
“Too rough for me.” One visitor reports burning from the file and limited colour options that day; they chose no tip and would not return.
“Mixed but fair.” A detailed review notes long-lasting gel, occasional wait times even with appointments, some e-file heat, but overall better pricing than nearby salons—and a free fix for one broken nail.
“Hygiene concern.” A pedicure client says a dropped pumice was reused without rinsing and a big toenail was clipped too deep, leading them to skip polish and leave disappointed.
“Pro results.” Multiple short notes praise Sylvie’s skill and friendliness, calling her an absolute pro and promising to return.

Bottom line: For budget-friendly nails on Rue Fleury Est, Ongles Anh John can be a convenient pick—especially if someone wants sparkly gel or simple, neat classics without downtown prices. To set the appointment up for success, confirm the look and price in advance, request a gentle technique, and check the final shape before topcoat. Done right, visitors leave with clean lines, glossy colour, and event-ready sparkle at a price point that keeps regular upkeep realistic.