I was attracted to Street Monkey because it was Cambodian food which is rare to find but familiar…read morein that it was Southeast Asian. We started with cocktails. I had a Lucy Liu which was delicious and had a little kick to it. The Thai basil was great counterpoint. The service was helpful and prompt and the gentleman knew the menu well. We started with the pork belly and shrimp chip combo that was in a slight sauce of red curry. The spices and flavor were delicious. We also ordered the pickled vegetables which was refreshing contrast to the meat. We also ordered stuffed chicken wings and green papaya salad. We ended with the desert of mango with sticky rice. The mango was perfectly ripe and sweet and tart enough to contrast with the coconut milk sweetened sticky rice. We sat at the bar and enjoyed watching the cooks work in the kitchen. The space and ambiance were lovely.

We had a really good experience here, from the food to the drinks to the service, everything came…read moretogether nicely. The space has a fun, laid-back vibe that makes it perfect for a casual night out. We ordered: * Papaya salad * Wasabi shrimp ceviche * Steak Stuffed Wings: hands down the highlight of the night. It was such a creative, flavorful, and absolutely delicious dish. Every dish felt thoughtful and full of personality. They are creative but not over the top. Would definitely come back again next time I'm in Montreal.

This place is absolutely wonderful. Chris was an amazing server, was very thoughtful and well…read moremannered and made our experience here even better! The owner is incredibly friendly, she welcomed us to Montreal and even taught us some French! The food was unreal. The drinks were amazing as well. Do not skip this place!!!

Unbelievable food. I highly recommend this spot as everything I tried was super delicious and came…read moreout hot and fresh. The only negative thing I would say is that it took a very long time to get my drink at once we ordered the food, service was very smooth and everything came out when it was supposed to. Amazing flavors and very nice portions. I will definitely be back.

I can't believe I haven't written a review for this place yet. It is truly a hidden gem which we…read morestarted going to over 10 years ago. Sadly, we've moved away from Montreal, but make certain we come to this establishment each time we visit family in Montreal. We always get the hi tieu nam vang kho (dry version). It's delicious! The service is always good and friendly. From what I recall, it's cash only, but reasonably priced.

My husband and I went to Phnom Penh for breakfast yesterday. When we arrived outside, we thought…read morethey were closed or even closed down for good. The entrance is a few steps up from street-level but where the name is etched on the door, it's mostly rubbed off so it looks abandoned. We almost walked away until I peeked into the entrance and saw people sitting upstairs. We went upstairs and the tiny restaurant was full. We decided to wait for a table since we had walked 25 minutes to get there. It didn't take long until someone left and we got a table. The menu is tiny and all in french. We managed to decipher it and ordered. My husband ordered Hù tiêú nam vang and I ordered Hù tiú bò. Both were piping hot, flavourful and filled with plenty of protein. The noodles were cooked perfectly. We loved that there was an option on the menu for cooking the beansprouts as usually we have to write that separately. We also ordered 2 imperial rolls and they were also piping hot, crispy and delicious. I loved that in the washroom there's a chalkboard wall where you can write comments :) This place is a true foodie find and we will definitely be back next time we're in Montrêal.

This was our first meal after arriving in Montréal from California and it was the best first meal…read moreexperience! The interior is so cute and quaint. Our server was so sweet and helpful with suggestions. We ordered pad see ew, egg rolls, spring rolls, a curry fish dish (i think it was the Amok dish?), and finished with the coconut tapioca dessert. EVERYTHING was so delicious, especially the curry fish plate!!! So glad we decided to stop by and will definitely be back the next time we are in Montréal!

Super great service and food. Family restaurant with so so ambiance. Tom yum soup a stand out.read more

+.5 for service My…read moredad found this restaurant on Instagram and linked me videos of the ambiance and some of the food here. It looked cool, so I told my parents we'll go on our way back home to Toronto from Quebec City. We had to wait about 30 minutes for a table, and I'll admit the waiting area isn't the best. When we finally got our table, it was tucked in the corner of the restaurant by the windows. Thankfully it was insulated well despite a cold night. The food concept is pretty unique here, as Southeast Asian cuisine isn't too common overall. We decided to share a bunch of dishes to increase the variety of foods. Pork Belly Steamed Buns - Excellent Laksa Soup with Chicken - Excellent, and I like how they separated the satay on a spoon. Satay Babi - This was an item from their special menu, which is basically satay pork skewers. It was also very good. Fried chicken - Nothing special, could probably skip this. Char kway teow - Very uniquely done. I wasn't expecting clams on it, and it was an excellent addition. Service was also amazing. There are some other dishes that I wasn't able to try, and I would say the uniqueness of this place will entice me to return here.

This was our first dinner in Montreal, and when we showed up there were already quite a few people…read morewaiting outside. The place feels more like a bar than a restaurant, with dark lighting, red lanterns, and neon signs giving it a cool vibe. We spoke with (maybe) the owner's son and got seated at the bar after about 10-15 minutes. The bartender was friendly, even though he was nonstop making cocktails and juggling a packed bar. We ordered two of my favorites: laksa and char kway teow. Having lived in Singapore for a couple of years, I was excited to try them. The food came out quickly--less than 10 minutes. The laksa was flavorful with a nice hot broth, but the portion was really small for the price. Wish there was more noodles! The char kway teow was even more surprising: very small portion, and it came with two clams, which I've never seen in all my time in Malaysia or Singapore. At $20, it just didn't feel worth it. Overall, the vibe is fun and the atmosphere is great, but the portion sizes are way too small for what you pay. I'd say they need to be at least 30% bigger to match the price point. For that reason, I wouldn't go back, but I can see why people come here more for the drinks and ambiance. My husband had to get a kebab afterwards as he was still hungry. Apparently this area is quite popular with loads of bars and restaurants.

Tasty thai/cambodian food. Ordered by phone and the lady took the order swiftly and was very…read morecourteous. Ordered ginger garlic quails, shrimp tom yum, salty fish rice, lok lak beef rice, pad thai and seafood egg drop soup. Everything stayed hot after 30min and was very good.

Great food The owners were kind and nice…read more We had wonderful wonton soup, bbq chicken, broccoli beef. Everything was so tasty. Fair prices.

Food is absolutely delicious! Perfect amount of spice, flavor, and texture throughout. The burgers…read moreare top tier. My only note is that the Poutine could have had more gravy on it. The restaurant has fun decor that is fun to pay attention to. Staff is very friendly and we got our food in a good amount of time. Will absolutely be coming back!

An explosion of flavorful taste on the Dac Biet poutine, all the works put inside the dish and they…read morework so well together. Beef carpaccio comes with cashew nuts and keropok crackers, so delightful I'm lovin' it. Pho DB is pretty good, nothing very special about it except it's a good pho with good beef slices, beef balls and good broth. As for the Bblbthe, the whisky mix is of a descent amount, great mix. Service is good. Ambiance is okay. One of the empty bowl served to us still had a little food residue in it it's just a small glitch to this place. Deserves a visit if you're a foodie.

Trop cher et quantité insuffisante ! 16$ pour une grande soupe + tax + tips = 20$…read more Une grande soupe chez Thanh Nam Quan 14$ + 0 tax + tips " 16$.

Everytime i go there, i always get the Phnom Penh Soup. It is always good. I always get a warm…read morewelcome, the staff is nice. There used to be a Chattime (buble tea) there. It looks a bit empty now in terms of decoration and space. I'm sure they'll do something nice.

Their produce and meat selection is far better than IGA and their baked goods and breads are better…read moretoo. They carry Premiere Moisson breads here so if you need high grain breads because you're pre-diabetic or diabetic, you can get them here. In fact, it's a decent supermarket but I find the young staff kind of lackadaisical and not very friendly so I took off a star for that.

I went to this store today and saw that they are selling lychees that are almost rotten for $14.99…read morea pound!!! If you want decent produce go somewhere else.