Great place to eat . One of my favorite Thai restaurants in Montreal. The steamed chicken dumplings…read morewere great with the accompanying sauce. The seafood salad was refreshing. Seafood with wide rice noodles filled us up. We completed the meal with sticky mango rice. Yum yum. We are coming back again for more.

I love Siam and, since I live in a tiny town without Thai food, I make it a point to go every time…read moreI have work in Montreal. It's always busy, but the workers are attentive. Plus, it's got such a great atmosphere and so much space, that spending time there is just fine. The reason I love it, though, is of course the food. I've never had a bad meal here. Not even mediocre. All excellent. Every dish is flavorful, the staff ask you the spice level you're looking for, and the helpings are huge. The Pad Thai is my favorite, but I've tried several other dishes I love.

Shushu has closed this location. However, not to worry they are now serving their complete Thai…read moremenu just down the street at their Japanese restaurant located at 2360 Notre-Dame Street W. This is approximately a one minute walk, half a block east and on the opposite side of the street, just across from Roma. Here you'll find their complete menu of Thai dishes that you've come to love, my fav is the classic Pad Thai, and they also offer a complete sushi menu too. A real win-win scenario!

A great spot for takeout! Limited menu options but…read moreeverything is tasty. The soups are phenomenal, the green curry chicken was our favorite, although it could be even better with more vegetables. The pad thai is good as well. Staff is very kind. Definitely recommend !

The first Thai restaurant that I actually like in Montréal!!! It's SO authentic! The flavours are…read morebold, spicy and not overly sweet. Every dish we tried blew us away with its authenticity. The owner is the sweetest lady who is super passionate about high standards in her food! The ambiance is also super cool! The decorations elevate the dining experience with how modern yet cozy it felt. The blend of traditional Thai decor also added a wonderful touch.

I've been here twice in the past month and really enjoyed it both times. The food was great and…read morevery consistent. We tried the fried calamari, vegetarian spring rolls, Bang Bang Tornado Shrimp, and papaya salad. I also ordered Khao Soi soup and laab chicken for takeout, and they were just as good at home. Everything tasted fresh and well seasoned. Service was friendly and relaxed. I'd definitely come back and would recommend it.

This year while vacationing in Montreal and staying with relatives in Longueuil, I wanted to try…read moreMadame Thai. I had seen it on previous visits, and this time we had been pretty well exposed to Quebecois food following our arrival to Longueuil, our time in Montreal, then to Trois-Rivieres, to Quebec City, and back. We were looking for something different, we enjoy Thai food in New York when it is really good, and we were hungry that day following an outing. One of our favorite restaurants where we live in Queens is an authentic Thai restaurant, so having been in Canada for eight days already, we were excited for something that was a little more familiar and without maple syrup. The menu is more akin to an Asian fusion restaurant than that of a purely That restaurant. For appetizers we ordered chicken dumplings in peanut sauce and steamed vegetable dumplings. The peanut sauced dumplings were delicious, served hot with a creamy peanut sauce that coated the dumplings and made them rich. The steamed dumplings were great too, simple with a perfectly seasoned sweet soy dipping sauce. I did order a Thai staple, sliced chicken and mixed vegetables in a ginger sauce that comes with white rice. The ginger sauce was light, a little sweet, and perfectly balanced. The dish was a perfect showcase for the better quality produce you find in Canada than in the US. The vegetables were all fresh and tasty and that was an even greater addition to the chicken and sauce. My wife and son are less adventurous than I am and what's more, neither eat or tolerate spicy food well, and my wife has a tree nut allergy (although she would concur that the peanut dumplings were great). My wife and son (9) had Thai chicken fried rice and was excellent, too. It was light and fresh yet full of flavor from well-seasoned chicken and vegetables that are stir fried before the addition of the rice. To me this seemed more like a chicken stir-fry entree that had mixed with a side order of rice at the table by us than chicken fried rice. Often, fried rice isn't good enough on its own but here it is. The portion, too, was large and it is garnished with fresh cucumbers, tomato and cilantro. The server we had, a young woman, helped us order in English and they do have an English menu. We would definitely go back and it's nice to find a non-Quebecois restaurant right in the neighborhood where we stay about 10 days out of the year on average.

Great pad see ew. Service was good. Great location in walkable vieux longueuil with outdoor seating.read more

Although the portions are a bit small to medium (besides the soups) Mae Sri packs in some huge Thai…read moreflavor in their dishes. They balance elegance and innovation with the authenticity of familiar Thai classics. In short, the food is just freakin' amazing. Think Thai dishes perfected and fused with French cooking techniques in order to elevate them to a new level. They also explore some spicy options including vinegar and Thai sauces served on the side, which provide customizable options, greatly increasing the playfulness of the dining experience, allowing us to peak into the mind of the chef and letting the customer finish the dishes themselves--an educational touch that will make you better at cooking just by eating here! This is one of the most amazing Thai fusion restaurants in the world and it's a blessing to have Mae Sri here in little ole Montreal. Get the Pad Thai, it's a perfect dish. Pad Se Ew is great. My personal favorite is the spicy braised beef soup (so much depth here). The Thai iced tea is actually addictive and super rich (amazing). Dine in to get the full experience with the SAUCE, it makes everything much more complete. The crispy pork is also great. Everything here is plain delicious. It's casual but fine dining, perfect for a date or small party with friends. The Uber Eats from here is also solid. Thank you Mae Sri!

This is a small no-frills Thai restaurant with a simple menu, but everything is incredibly…read moreflavorful. Their Beef Noodle Soup is my favorite. Rich, comforting, and packed with taste. I stop by whenever I'm in Montreal because honestly, their food is better than most of the neighborhood Thai restaurants in the New York/New Jersey metro area. Many of them don't even serve Thai Beef noodle soup(Kuay Teow Nua). If you care more about authentic flavor than fancy decor, this place is a gem.

Came here at the end of May, food was incredible, the service was great, our drinks were very…read morewell-made, definitely recommend and I definitely will be back when I'm in town

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.

Food was not that good. I went to a Vietnam fast food restaurant called Vie Et Namin Montreal and…read morela perle Noire served the same food as them. We paid 60$ for 2 people for food that would cost 20$ for 2 normally. Atmosphere was very crowded. Would not recommend to anyone.

From the owner: The Best Bring your Own Wine Restaurant in South Shore of Montréal recognized for theirs…read moreVietnamese, Thai Foods and Sushi Bar. The Best Vietnamese and Sushi Restaurant near Brossard, Longueuil, Montréal. - Le Meilleur Restaurant Apportez Votre Vin au Rive Sud de Montréal reconnut pour sa Fine Cuisine Vietnamien, Thaïlandaise et Bar à Sushi. Le Meilleur Restaurant Vietnamien et Sushi près des villes de Brossard, Longueuil et Montréal

The Tom Yum soup at Le Bananier is the MOST flavourful I've ever had, bar none. Sometimes it's…read moreoffered as an appetizer with the lunch selection, but I practically always ask if I can have it as a meal and the chef always obliges. I love it with tofu and coconut milk and it's AMAZING! The lunch portions are just right; they won't be so huge as to drag you down for the rest of the afternoon and big enough to satisfy. I've completely forgotten the name of the warm, green cakey dessert that's always on the menu (papaya?); thick, satisfying and SOOO tasty! Yes, it's a bit on the costly side, but the quick and friendly service and the fresh and airy ambience make the price totally worth it. Five stars! Go go go! You won't regret it.

A new place on the island, Bananier enticed me with their cool decor, and so hubby and I stopped by…read morefor dinner tonight. Upon a quick look at the menu it was clear that the prices here were a bit on the high side (ex. an appetizer side salad for $9). We decided to try the mango shrimp salad to share, the red curry beef for me, and the duck for the hub. The food came out quickly, and although the salad was good it was definitely nothing to write home about. I was looking forward to my curry and was really disappointed when it literally had zero flavour. Having had great curries around the city, I was expecting to be met with this warm, all encompassing deliciousness but instead was bored with the tastelessness of the whole dish. Hubby's duck was ok but nothing special. Overall, ended up spending about $70 for the above, and left feeling very unsatisfied.. won't be back :(