Not a lot of food options in this area but we enjoyed our meal here…read more Vibe: Medium-large seated restaurant Service: Good Food: We got stir fried veggies and a curry for two to share. Overall good without blowing us away. The portions were a good size, was able to take some leftover home for a second smaller meal. Value: Prices were reasonable for portion size and quality Accessibility: Street parking Overall good and probably some of the better food in the area.

We stopped here on our way to Canada and had an ok meal. We deliberated over what app to get and…read morefelt a little underwhelmed by the waitresses recommendation of the pot stickers. These didn't stick together well and didn't have a ton of flavor. For the main we tried the fried rice dish with shrimp which was probably a highlight of the meal, although we wished there'd been a few more shrimp. The fried ice-cream was also disappointing. The fried part had very little flavor and the ice cream was not all that tasty nor were the store bought mini chocolate chips. We also had a small salad and a pad se-ew all of which were fine, but not anything I'd especially want to come back for despite the reasonably good service we received here. Overall for the price, quantity, and quality, Dusit was fine, but the experience was maybe not on par with some of the other reviews and star ratings here. I offered them this feedback at the time of my visit.

Thai Food on Rue Wellington?! Yes I think so! So I was a tourist searching for some delicious Thai…read moreFood & I just happened to stumble upon this place. I was delighted to experience very good service and a quality exchange. I had Vegetable soup as my appetizer and it tasted absolutely phenomenal! In addition to that I ended up ordering the Chanchai Chicken, which is fried and in a delicious sweet and sour sauce. It came paired with Fried Rice and also steamed Veggies! With each and every bite my taste buds buzzed and I loved the different notes of sweet and spicy. I enjoyed eating here and I noticed that it was a very popular spot during lunch time. Check it out and enjoy! Cheers

My partner and I had the chance to discover this restaurant. From the outside it looks a little…read moreempty. The decor is minimal and you would think this is a take out place. Once inside, we saw a fair amount of customers. We ordered some Tom Sum soup and a chicken Pad Thai. Everything is freshly made. The food came fairly quick and was delicious. The place is clean and the server very efficient. The only down side is that it is a BYOB restaurant.

From the owner: Le meilleur Restaurant Cambodgien et Thaïlandais en Estrie.read more

I would give a 4.5. Excellent spot. Simple menu but every dish seems awesome. I had the crispy…read morenoodles with chicken. Flavourful fresh and large plate. All lunch meals come with AYCE soup and salad. My daughter had the combo grilled meats. Very nice plate. We really enjoyed ourselves. The friendly staff topped of a pleasant lunch.

This place was lovely! Stopped in with a couple of friends for lunch on a road trip. The lunch menu…read moreis a pretty great value, about $12 for a large entree, spring rolls, access to a salad and soup bar, and coffee or tea with your meal. The place is cozy, the presentation was nice, and the food was tasty. There were just two vegetarian/vegan options on the lunch menu. I went with the pad Thai, but there was also a curry dish. They were listed as vegetarian, but it did seem like there was a slight fish sauce flavor to the pad Thai. It may be worth double checking with the server that they don't use fish sauce or that the cook the food on a separate grill. We all left very full and happy.

I haven't been here in quite a while, but when I was, oh my god. Vietnamese buffet! The food is SO…read moreGOOD and I'm picky. Price = low. It was here that I discovered Vietnamese white tea... WOW! And does it ever pair with the food! I need to get my freakin' passport so I can go here again!! One of the best buffets I've ever experienced.

Took a large group here for dinner. Buffet was popular since most hadn't had Vietnamese food…read morebefore, but much of it didn't appear to be authentic Vietnamese. It was more of a mix of Chinese (egg drop and wonton soup, fried rice, etc) or Thai (pad Thai). Two of us did get Pho which was fairly standard but good. It was served with bean sprouts but none of the usual greens (mint, basil, cilantro) to add for flavor. One member of the group is a vegetarian and we were surprised there weren't more options on the buffet or menu. They were very accommodating though and took the meat out of a noodle dish. All in all, a good experience and very pleasant waitstaff.

We've patronized this restaurant for as long as they've been there and have been very happy with it…read moreall that time. We usually get takeout and they've got that system down to a science. They're very polite, efficient, and very, very rarely make a mistake (be real, nobody's perfect). I love their shrimp with lobster sauce over their shrimp fried rice, Chris seems to have become a fan of their chicken egg foo young. Prices have increased a bit recently but we understand that and rationalize it when we realize that we each get three meals out of a single order usually. They have spruced up their dine-in area recently and it's quite nice, but there is a lot of foot traffic as they do a huge takeout business

Friendly fast service and great selection of dishes all reasonably priced, and dine or take out…read morethus is worth a try

The appetizer was good! The main course we choose was fair. Pad thai was great! Service is good,…read moreatleast the server knows how to speak english and is trying to. Good job. Ambiance is chill, not really much of an asian vibe but they got a wall painting that depicts an asian aura. They do have high chair. Accepts credit/debit. Parking space is spacious. Menu is limited though. See my pics. They do have alfresco dining.

From the owner: Le restaurant Wakai offre une multitude de plats asiatiques réinventés aussi frais que savoureux…read more Les plats, variant du classique général Tao à l'excentrique panang au porc, sauront satisfaire tous les goûts.

Do not recommend! I was very disappointed with the food. The General Tai was soooooo sweet that we…read morecould not eat it! The cury was just ok. When I told them in the kitchen, they said they cannot adjust anything as they receive everything pre-made! Oh well! I will never return there again!

Ordered a chicken pad thai and some dumplings. The pad thai was so sweet it felt more like a…read moredessert... I thought I was going to have a diabetic attack. The dumplings were totally bland and somehow didnt come with a sauce. Dear Thai Zone, here's an idea: invest less in your marketing and branding with pretty colors and tigers and unicorns, invest more in quality ingredients so you can serve decent food.

food service and ambiance loved the food i really like Thai food . i liked the pork strips egg…read morerolls i made specially liked the ginger tea

Went here to grab a late lunch on a Saturday and the place was empty except for one other table…read more The waitress came over to get our drink orders pretty quickly, but then it took a while for her to come back for our food orders, to make the food, and even longer for us to go track her down for the bill. We ended up finding the takeout containers on our own, because no one came to check back in. This wouldn't be an issue if the restaurant was super busy, but we were the only ones there at this point. As for the food, we ordered the satay, basil fried rice, and pad see ew. The chicken satay had a decent amount of spices and the picked veg, side fresh cabbage and mint, and sauce went well with it. The basil fried rice and pad see ew were both fine, but kind of lacking in flavor. The tofu in the pad see ew was also kind of greasy. The thing I found most interesting about it was how thin the rice noodles were, yet still maintained a good chew. Overall, it was fine, but I wouldn't go there if you're short on time or under a timeline. As fo