Le Red Tiger delivers an authentic Vietnamese culinary journey, expertly blending traditional flavors with contemporary influences. Patrons can explore a vibrant menu featuring expertly grilled meats and seafood, prepared with aromatic herbs and spices characteristic of Southeast Asian cuisine. The establishment offers a dynamic atmosphere, perfect for enjoying flavorful pho, crispy imperial rolls, and inventive rice noodle dishes. Every dish is crafted to showcase the depth and complexity of Vietnamese cooking, providing a truly memorable dining experience. The selection emphasizes fresh ingredients and skillful preparation, ensuring each bite is a delight.
Le Red Tiger is widely recognized for its vibrant atmosphere and unique, modern take on Vietnamese cuisine, particularly through its popular tapas style sharing plates. Many patrons praise the flavorful dishes, such as the grilled beef skewers, ribs, and creative cocktails, often highlighting the restaurant as a go to spot for groups and special celebrations. While the experience is frequently described as excellent, some guests have noted inconsistencies, specifically regarding occasional slow service, varying portion sizes, and instances where food quality did not meet expectations. Despite these mixed reviews regarding operational efficiency, the restaurant remains a favored destination for those seeking a convivial dining experience with a distinct, modern flair in Montreal.
This is a really great Vietnamese restaurant, with a different style than some other traditional ones. You order items off the menu & the price is basically for that item. The menu is meant to order several dishes in order to share & taste as much as possible. Some of the things we ordered include grilled beef brochettes, crêpes, mini Bok Choy, chicken & shrimp friend rice, & more. The service was great, the ambiance is nice. The washroom area I guess was meant to have an original style, but it's just odd. Overall, great experience.
Sincèrement ce fût une belle expérience. Le personnel était attentif & la nourritures que nous avons commandées, excellentes. Nous avons partagés la salade de papaye, les légumes marinés, le plat de petites crêpes au tofu, des brochettes & des côtes levées.
Jun 23, 2026
on Google
🍽️
Know where to eat in Montreal before everyone else.
Get the first look at the hottest openings, secret menus, and RestoMontreal.ca's weekly top picks. Join 50,000+ foodies.
Tout était vraiment bon chez Red Tiger - les saveurs, les drinks & l'ambiance étaient super. Par contre, come on… 17$ pour cette portion de riz frit? Je comprends le concept tapas, mais la portion faisait vraiment cheap pour le prix. Elle devrait au moins être de la taille des assiettes de brochettes. Sinon, très belle expérience overall.
Sincèrement normalement j'aime ce resto.
C'est rare que je laisse des mauvais reviews, mais ce soir c'était vraiment mauvais.
Service super long, sur un menu de groupe imposé.
Grillades de viandes, complètement froides.
Erreurs sur les séparations de factures.
& quand on a mentionné le tout, aucun service à la clientèle.
Ce n'est pas un resto ou faire des réservations de groupes. Ils ne savent pas le gérer.
Not recommended for groups
We booked as a group with a set menu that was clearly communicated as mandatory at reservation (fair & common practice).
We arrived on time, but service was very slow & disorganized. Food came out cold, not in order, 30-40min in between services.. the meat grillades arrived cold! :/
When we raised our concerns, the team acknowledged the service fell short but offered no real accountability. Staff also walked back the set menu, calling it a'strong suggestion' - which directly contradicted what we were told at booking.
The venue is genuinely lovely, which makes it all the more disappointing. We cannot recommend it for group dining with current set up.
Premièrement la musique est trop forte ,j'ai pris du vermicelle au porc,le vermicelle était pas assez cuit & on m'a donné au moins 4 morceaux de porc c'était juste du gras,pas fort en tout cas je n'y rétournerai plus ça c'est clai
