Service was very slow, 50 mins to get our appetizers…read moreQuantity of food was minimal -had the Banh Hoy (beef/shrimp) literally beef was non existent (one bite worthy) and 3 shrimp. Pretty sure spring rolls were frozen..wait to be clear - thawed and then heated To top it off, you hear the guy in the kitchen chopping which sounded like loud bangs at the door) Restaurant was cold . My boyfriend who gives off 100 degrees while sleeping, if he saya it's cold, it's cold ! lol $95+tip - not worth it at all.

So cool to see a fast-food Thai place, available at many roadside stops in Quebec (maybe in other…read moreCanadian Provinces, too). This location is right next to a hamburger royalty joint. It was packed. This place, not so much. The food was a okay, not the best Asian food I have ever had, but such a more healthy alternative than burger and fries. I had Pad Sew which is often one of my favorites at other Thai places. This version had a decent flavor with quite a few noodles, out of proportion with everything else, not entirely uncommon with this dish, but it was noticeable. The noodles were not the typical wide and thin noodles I expect with this dish. But I loved that I could have healthier food right off the highway. There were some veggies and the chicken was good. The food was cooked and served quick. My companion had a Thai soup but it was really more like Pho. Two thumbs up on that dish.

Not proud of the little salad. Maude loved the pad thai. Simone didn't have anything to eat. I do…read morerecommend this restaurant but do not take the little big salad.

When me and my friend came in it took 15min before she could order food and it took me 20min before…read moreI could order. The employees were fooling around. They were 3 and only one of them was "working" and it was the cook. We ate here and they were talking very loud and talking about things you normally don't talk about at work. The cashier didn't even know how to use the phone!

From the owner: Founded in 2007, Thaïzone is one of the largest Thai fast food chains. It offers a wide selection…read moreof flavorful meals made from fresh products and best quality ingredients. To add to your experience, every order is custom made according to your taste and offered at a competitive price! Thaïzone now numbers more than 30 restaurants in many cities in Quebec, including our 3 ThaïzoneMobile food trucks that criss cross the province. Each Thaïzone has a modern yet welcoming design with open kitchens that let you discover the cooking secrets that make our food so good. It is the perfect place to share and enjoy unique Thai dishes with friends and family!

stopped here on the way back to the US from a trip to Montreal. No one spoke English too well but…read moreeveryone was super-friendly and helpful, and we managed to communicate. Food was fast, tasty and authentic. Very casual ambiance.

Thai Express was the perfect spot for a quick lunch! We hadn't intended to eat here, but pulled…read moreinto their parking lot to sort out our cellular data issues. Once we resolved that, we decided we may as well eat lunch here. Everything is in French, but the gal behind the counter spoke English, and you can order by number. They have basic Thai food; two soups, a fried rice, a stir fry and two different types of noodles. They assemble everything fresh to order, but it's ready quickly. We ordered the soups and it was just what was needed to revive us! The soups were enormous and delicious, and we ended up taking the leftovers to go.

Sat on rooftop terrace and had sampler plate with some drinks. Service was good. Both waitress and…read morehost were quick with drinks and outdoor heaters. Had cucumber cocktail that was delicious. Fair prices.

We were picking up some lunch to bring over to family and since we were staying basically at DIX30…read moreand again recommended that this place was loved by the niece, we decided to try out Siam. Siam is located on a second level in one of the buildings in DIX30. Parking can be on the street, but go into the underground parking as it's free and well you can basically walk around to the right building underground when it's super snowing or cold and pop up in the right building. It's pretty amazing, but I guess this is standard in snowy climate areas. When you walk to Siam, there is seating inside if you're wanting to eat there. Just remember to bring your Covid card to prove your vaccination status and also just make sure to check to make sure you know the requirements when dining in as the rules seem to change every where not just in Canada. We were here just to pick up, so we ordered ahead and it was fairly straight forward. We got a variety of items but of what I had was pad see ew, beef jerky, and panang curry (descriptions and pricing below) BŒUF SÉCHÉ SIAM - $13.95 SIAM BEEF JERKY Bœuf mariné, séché et frit. Salade de papaye marinée et sauce lime et poisson. // Marinated beef, dried and deep fried, marinated papaya salad and fish & lime sauce. ~ This was truly a jerky. It was hard, but very very flavorful and went well with the fish and lime sauce. I don't think I'd get this again but it was something different that we've never had from a Thai spot. CARI PANANG AU BŒUF - $30.95 BEEF IN PANANG CURRY Bœuf braisé, cari Panang, lait de coco, feuille de kaffir // Braised beef, Panang curry, coconut milk, kaffir leaves ~ Very flavorful curry. I would totally get this again but wowsers, that price is kind of giving me a heart attack. PAD SEEW - $23.95 Bœuf, nouilles de riz, gailan, œuf, sauce soya // Beef, rice noodles, Gailan, egg, soy sauce ~ Pretty standard pad see ew. I wish there was more veggies, but there was plenty of beef! Overall, very expensive Thai food but that seems to be the case when we're not in the US. It was all quite standard with good flavors. Missing a lot of veggies, but then again not many Thai dishes focus on veggies (well nothing in Canada seems to be heavy in veggies). Good to try but can't say it was the best Thai I've ever had.