Very reasonable prices for a large won tong soup like 12$ just need a little more dumplings. Every…read morething I'm told is made there at the restaurant dumplings in soup are made with pork. Service very good for having an elderly women doing all of it at on her own.

Location: On the north shore, not too far from the hospital. Parking is limited but you can park on…read morethe street as well. The place: While the place isn't huge, it's still fairly spacious and very well-laid out, such that you aren't too close to your neighbours. The decor is basic and bright - nothing fancy, and the place is always super clean. The goods: Overall, the food is really good and from what I've observed, freshly made. I've tried a variety of things including the pho, veggies on crispy noodles, spring rolls. Each dish is always served piping hot and relatively quickly. The pho is different from what I'm accustomed to - the wontons seem to contain ground meat (pork? and are more like meatballs. That said, it's pretty darn tasty! My friend orders the General Tao on the regular, and loves it. I don't think you can really go wrong with anything here. Service: Great. Mimi, the owner, is super friendly! Food is served quickly. Price point: Between $10-15 depending on what you order. Great little spot in this neck of the woods. They also do take-out.

It's a delight to discover this restaurant serving Laotian cuisine…read more Kua mee: caramelized rice noodle, red onion, coriander, geen onion, served with bean sprouts, cabbage, carrots. The dish can be made vegan, gluten-free upon request. Served with peanuts and their spicy sauce, this was so good! The spicy sauce was so good, I wanted to bring it home. :P And the caramelized noodles are so addictive, I would eat this again! For dessert, I had the Tapioca & taro pudding with coconut cream & black sesame seeds. I love taro! Great the location, the restaurant is across from the metro.

Wanted to try (1st time!)laotian food..so ordered for take out: vegetables spring rolls ($10 for 2…read moreaverage size)..were good.sticky rice was expensive: $7 for a tiny portion and not fresh..cooked the day before (?)..3 tiny beef brochettes which were ok..but not super fresh ( cooked in advance?)..won't come back..I prefer Lime restaurant on Notre Dame: fresh,generous portion,and super tasty..

I had a delivery from them. The package was nice. There is a cute sticker. I had pad Thai, General…read moreLao chicken rice and a burger. The picture of burger was not nice but the taste was opposite. There is papaya slices and basil which was new to me. I like this dish the best and it is inexpensive. The pad Thai was also tasty with lemon zest. There was plenty of roasted peanuts which I like a lot. The chicken bowl was OK, meat quality was good but the flavour has no surprises, unlike the other two. I usually only order delivery from my visited restaurants. Nice experience to try a new restaurant via delivery app.

Thip thip, a Laotian street food styled stand is located in Le Central -Food hall that houses many…read morenew restos. Picture fancy shopping mall food court minus the stores. I loved the decor of Thip thip, I am not familiar with the cultural dishes from Laos but the Khao Poon appealed to me. A Laotian soup dish -11$. Served with vermicelli in a rich coconut broth with lemon grass, fried tofu, pickled mushrooms, green onions, bamboo shoots. I originally didn't ask for chicken but it came with when I got the dish which was an extra 4$. I didn't like the presentation of the boiled chicken legs, they weren't properly cooked for me. Without it, the dish was stellar. If you're a fan of curry, you'll enjoy this dish with more fragrant notes. I am still down to try other dishes in the near future.

We found this restaurant through Yelp and decided to give it a try…read more The restaurant is average size; capacity of 40. But the food I ordered was good. I ordered a "Chinese" beef and broccoli pad sew noodle dish. The dish was done exactly the way I like it. It wasn't too wet and it had the perfect amount of sauce and seasoning. The beef and Chinese broccoli was cooked just right and the amount was a perfect ratio to the noodles. Too bad I wasn't staying in town longer or I would come back to try the other dishes. Definitely recommend you all try this restaurant.

Really a hidden jewel. Go for the cuisine, not for the…read moreambiance or the decor. Family owned Lao/Thai authentic restaurant with delicious cuisine. Very affordable and BYO

I had three bad experiences at this restaurant. I kept going back because I work in the area and…read morewas hoping for a good place for hot soup at lunch and a chill spot for 5 à 7 with my colleagues. Service was slow and un-caring in the bar. Management in the restaurant was arrogant and offensive. On top of everything the $23.00 pho was the worst pho I have ever tasted. The worst part: I emailed the buisiness to offer them my grievance. They requested I detail my poor experiences by email, which I did and they then completely ignored me (i received no responce). Poor Management. Terrible food that is overpriced. The drinks are fancy and nice, but there are better spots close by.

This was my first time coming to the Mont-Royal location after a few people recommended it…read more The food was absolutely delicious and flavourful. My absolute favorites were the spicy beef tataki salad and the pork buns (you could see both in my pictures), and I'll most likely order both next time I go. I also liked the shiso leaf appetizer and the pork imperial rolls, but I wasn't as crazy about them. The service was great too. All of the things our waitress suggested we liked. My only critique is the price. For the price that you pay, I find the portions to be small and it is very easy to rack up a big bill, especially if you are hungry. I would have easily rated this restaurant 5 stars if the prices were a little cheaper or the portions a little bigger.