9 Tail Fox propose une exploration rigoureuse des traditions culinaires coréennes à travers une carte centrée sur le barbecue interactif et des raviolis artisanaux. La clientèle manipule des protéines de qualité supérieure saisies directement sur la table pour garantir une précision absolue dans les textures et le développement des arômes. La cuisine met l accent sur des profils de saveurs affirmés, exploitant les composants fermentés et des sauces signature pour intensifier la préparation des viandes grillées. Outre le barbecue, les raviolis maison présentent des enveloppes fines et résistantes renfermant des garnitures savoureuses qui soulignent les équilibres épicés classiques. L environnement intérieur favorise une approche conviviale où la chaleur des équipements de cuisson demeure l élément central du repas. Cet établissement privilégie l exécution authentique de recettes traditionnelles tout en conservant une atmosphère fonctionnelle axée sur la technicité nécessaire aux grillades coréennes.
9 Tail Fox est largement reconnu comme une destination incontournable à Montréal, proposant un menu inventif de plats fusion coréens qui impressionnent constamment les clients par la fraîcheur des ingrédients, l'originalité des saveurs et une présentation soignée. De nombreux convives soulignent l'aspect convivial des plats à partager, mentionnant particulièrement les huîtres, les dumplings, l'aubergine et le crudo comme des incontournables. L'ambiance est souvent décrite comme chaleureuse, animée et élégante, ce qui en fait un choix prisé pour les soirées en amoureux ou les sorties entre amis. Bien que la popularité de l'établissement puisse parfois rendre l'environnement bruyant, le service est généralement salué pour son attention, sa convivialité et sa grande connaissance du menu. Grâce à son engagement envers une cuisine de qualité et à son équipe accueillante, ce joyau de quartier suscite de vives recommandations et les visites répétées de clients conquis.
My friend & I were really impressed with the food. Such great flavors & combinations. We will definitely come back. It is not authentic Korean food though it's just has some Korean inspired ingredients or flavors tossed into some of their dishes. More like western Asian fusion.
We were charged a dish extra & a glass of wine we hadnt ordered. They gave us a bit of soju to make up for it but they were clearly understaffed with 2 waiters & the 2 chefs for the whole packed restaurant on a Saturday night. Waiters were good & did their best tho. The chefs are really good & some of the dishes are exquisite (gnocchis, fried oyster), others are more just deep fried with no presentation like the pleurotes. Overall bill was 140$ for a bottle of wine & 4 dishes which is more pricey than other similar restaurants. Not bad but bit great either. Appreciated it but will not return.
Since our discovery of 9tailfox a few weeks after its opening, we have been raving about this place to anyone who's listening. Definitely one of the best restaurants in Montreal, hands down! Amazing cooking, charming staff, creative dishes & a cozy atmosphere! You will love it!
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Every dish was exquisitely prepared with delicately nuanced Korean flavours mixed in with a French cooking style. We enjoyed & shared 8 different dishes & 2 desserts. Absolutely every dish was unique, delicious & had a beautiful presentation. Thank you Lee for an amazing meal & Chanel for your lovely service.
I loved the unique blend of Korean food with a European touch at this restaurant. The dishes were flavorful presented. The wine pairing recommendations were perfect, making the meal even more enjoyable. Great service & a cozy atmosphere, definitely worth a visit :)
We came here for dinner & ordered four dishes (one appetizer for $12, one dish for $17, one for $21, & the last for $28) along with a beer. We enjoyed the fried oyster mushroom, & the crudo was nice too. However, the octopus, despite being the most expensive dish, could have been better-it was missing some flavor. As soon as we sat down, our waitress strongly suggested that we order at least 6-8 dishes for three people (including one young child) since the dishes are meant to be shared. As I mentioned, we didn't order all the dishes within the $12-$14 range, but the waitress gave us a look with our order. I don't think it's good service to make customers feel uncomfortable like that. We don't need this treatment & will not come back.
Best meal I've had in a while. It's Korean fusion, so it's interesting & delicious takes on regular dishes with a Korean twist. I'm definitely going back to try the rest of the menu.
Very creative Korean-ish food. Dumplings with soy sauce & truffle oil, kimchi pancake with a baby shrimp salad on top, pleurotte mushrooms crispy fried. I didn't try any if the meat dishes but the tonkasse, duck & fried chicken all disappeared. Staff was incredibly friendly. The music was good (but a little too loud). On a great restaurant street, this was a great find.
I've heard about this place when it opened up, but never had a chance to visit this place. Recently, I finally had a chance to visit with a company of 3, & the experience was better than my expectations. We tried most of their dishes on the menu except for 3 items, which we could not order because we could not take any more food!! & I confess everything was so delicious that I ordered more than we could digest. When we got there, it was about 5:30 pm on Thursday evening, & things were getting started. Many patrons started coming in & soon enough, there was no table available. It seemed like most of them were returning customers & I could certainly guess why. I must warn though.. all staffs are so friendly, you'll end-up spending more money than planned & get out happy. Crazy.
