Bangluck offers comforting Thai flavors with a focus on noodles and soups, and several dishes deliver rich umami and satisfying textures. The place is casual and counter service, with a simple, sunlit space that feels relaxed for lunch or a quick bite. Some bowls are praised for balance of seasonings and the mango sticky rice dessert is a highlight, but portions can be small and prices high for what is served, with some dishes arriving cold or overcooked and missteps reported with online menus. Service is generally friendly and fast, and the lunch combo with a main and wontons is a popular value, though some visits noted slower service and inconsistent portions. Overall, Bangluck is a solid casual option for a comforting noodle or soup fix, with a few standout items and caveats about value and consistency.
We were told to wait about 20 minutes & were asked to leave our phone number.
We came back within business hours (around 8:20pm), but were told the restaurant was closing & no longer accepting customers.
No one called us as promised.
This kind of communication & service is very disappointing.
Je prend souvent ce repas . Cela me fait penser au repas de chez moi ( Reunion - Madagascar ❤? ) , une bouchée me fait voyager vers mes 2 iles surtout durant l'hive
I give 3 stars because the matcha latte was tops!!!! My soup... the noddles were good,good texture & not overcooked. I did not like the broth too oily & it was kinda sweet... The flavor wasnt it for me. The egg i like them more with a jammie egg yolk so it was overcooked a little bit...What happened with the other half of the egg? Otherwise the place was cute. Service nothing extraordinary. It wasnt packed but it still took a while to get served with the food. Warning>>>U gotta pay b4 u get the food ...
Le Thai Khao Man Gai est très bon. Moins convaincu sur la qualité du boeuf ( par rapport au post Instagram montrant la viande utilisé ) dans la soupe, malgré tout le bouillon était très savoureux.
NEVER AGAIN !!!
I normally don't leave a review unless I have something nice to say but after my first (& surely last) visit to this place I felt compelled to write this:
1. Clueless & completely indifferent staff who messed up my orders & couldn't be bothered with a simple apology.Actually, not only did they not apologize or show the slightest hint of empathy but they blamed me for making the mistake ( I promise you I didnt, they just couldnt be bothered listening properly when I was ordering).
2. Cold soups (or luke warm at best)
3. Average food, small portions & steep prices.
4. Since when do we pay for tip before getting served??!! Here, you will have to pay tip before you even sit down. Bonus: you order up at the counter, they do not bring you a menu or get your order at the table (which would be fine if they didnt make you pay for that tip before even sitting down).
5. Cold uninviting atmosphere. If you're looking for some authentic & warm vibes, you won't find them here.
6. Did I mention the staff/service sucks? I need to say it again...terrible & comes with a passive-aggressive attitude. They have so much to learn about providing good service, starting with some basic manners. Girls, if you're reading this review I'd like to ask you just one thing: do you even care?
Craving some good Thai? You can do way better than this place, I promise you. Don't fall for the reviews as so many of them are clearly fake.
Girl at the front will definitely ruin your experience. She screwed our order, brought 1 soup, instead of 2. Could've been easily handled but the fact that you argued with us about our ordered & made my boyfriend go pay the second soup while is soup is getting even colder. When asked to get it warmed up in microwave it was so complicated, she had to ask.... Almost 20$ for a cold soup....very very oily also, lacks taste also. We didn't finish, hope you learn about customer service & fast! My boyfriend & I eat at restaurants pretty often, we stay away from leaving bad reviews but this is necessary. Do not leave tip before you live the experience!
Perfect place for a noodle fix! 🍜 Bang Luck has a gentle way of bringing comforting Thai flavours to Montreal. I'd recommend going for lunch & benefitting from their combo meal which comes with a main & wontons for ~ 20$.
Dec 28, 2025
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Bangluck offers a comforting & well executed meal with rich umami flavors that satisfy. Though entrées & side dishes lean a bit overpriced for the portions. Still, the cooking shows care & consistency,
Based on my brief experience at this location, I had concerns related to food-handling practices. I observed cooked chicken being prepared & cut on the same cutting boards & surfaces used for vegetables & vegetarian items, without clear separation. Hand hygiene between handling different ingredients also appeared inconsistent. I additionally noticed insects present on kitchen walls & surfaces. I am sharing this as a personal observation & hope these issues are addressed.
J'y suis allée pour dîner avec une amie. Petite salle avec quelques tables, décor simple. La commande se fait au comptoir, service rapide. Plats réconfortants & goûteux. Parfait pour un lunch par une froide journée d'hiver.
Excellent repas, bon service, juste prix pour les plats dans un petit local simple & sans prétention.
Par contre payer 34$ pour une demi bouteille de vin blanc, c'est choquant.
J'étais super enthousiaste à essayer le nouveau restaurant Bangluck depuis que j'avais vu un article dans La Presse.
D'abord sachez que c'est plus un « comptoir » qu'un restaurant puisqu'on y commande debout.
Pas de menu on nous dit d'aller sur le site web pour choisir.
Nous faisons donc nos choix en ligne. Quand on commande 3 d'entre eux ne sont pas disponibles sur 6.
On doit donc recommencer avec les affiches debout à la caisse.
On choisi finalement la salade de papaye. Sans grande envergure.
Le bao au poulet frit est excellent. Ce fut le meilleur plat de la soirée.
Nous avons aussi gouté le poulet vapeur avec le riz & bouillon d'accompagnement. C'était bien mais tiède.
La soupe au boeuf était également bonne.
Le plat de nouilles à la sauce soya aurait été notre préféré mais il était rendu froid.
Il y avait 2 vins, une bière, un cidre & un cocktail du moment.
Le dessert classique thaïlandais « mango sticky rice » n'était pas à la carte non plus malgré sa présence sur le site web.
Je crois que c'est mieux pour un lunch rapide & sans partager avec personne.
234$ avec les taxes pour 4 cocktails,
1 bouteille de vin, 4 baos, une salade de papaye & 3 plats.
Troisième fois que nous mangeons la , dans ce petit local tres bien aménager , très zen , un peu en retrait , pas déçu à date , assaisonnement parfait , bouillon goûteux , à la prochaine …une nouvelle découverte à chaque fois
