Restaurant Sawadika

Romina

3.0

la déco un peu défraîchie mais la nourriture excellente..fraîche & chaude. la seule chose désagréable est que plus il y a du monde & plus ça parle fort.. c'est pas difficile de sortir de la avec un mal de tête

Charmaine

5.0

Went with my friends & had a blast. Definitely gettting your money's worth. Highly recommend. Felt like a princess around the decorations

Philippe

5.0

De passage à Montréal, on m'a conseillé ce restaurant. C'est parfait, excellente cuisine & excellent accueil Je recommande la formule "buffet à volonté" Je reviendrai Merci & bravo

Rich

4.0

The Place is nice. Higly Suggested to make a reservation first eventhough they are accepting walk ins, they will tell you to leave at a certain time.

Val

4.0

It's a nice restaurant. But the food here is all very sweet. When I go to a Thai restaurant, I expect to find spicy & pungent dishes, but there's none here. Also, the meat dishes are more Chinese than Thai. Conclusion: this is an Asian restaurant for white people who can't handle spicy food.

Michel

4.0

The food is well balanced. They are not overly spicy. Typical Thi menu.

Carmen

5.0

Went there for lunch on Friday with friends in the spur of the moment & it was the best spontaneous experience i've ever had! The food is fresh, clean, VARIED & the service is good! & the decoration is so nice too. All-you-can-eat service on table, don't over order PACE YOURSELF, you can reorder afterwards. The portions are generous & filling! I absolutely loved it, I can't wait to go back with my family!

Geneviève

5.0

Plats savoureux & bonnes portions

Matt

4.0

I've never had Thai food so I can't rate it properly, but the food I have eaten here is ALWAYS good. Love the shrimp & calamari! The service is on par for the area. The atmosphere is unique but needs a good once over.

Avy-Loren

4.0

So this place is a solid average (Thai & Sichuan) & overall offers good quality tasting fresh food. The atmosphere is "unique" but fun & overall service was good. So why the 4 star? Because I could not make it 3.5 star as theprice & value in terms of selection of dishes & the various types of proteins & selection within each, as well as how it compares to others. On the pros it's being your own wine. Thai & Sichuan. *NOTE: If you can't use your cell phone to order your meal you may have a problem here. Loved the peanut butter dumplings & shrimp, but found shrimp to be small. They do offer red curry dish which was pretty good too. Pineapple chicken was too much breading & chicken was dry. I didn't like the idea that you can't control how much portion like at Matsuno, or La Perle where I can tell the waiter. No dessert included not good as other places do. Some dishes are oddly not included which I've never seen before. The flavours are ok but not distinctive & somewhat watered down too. For more than the average person this place will do the job nicely, it's not my first choice but if I were asked to go there I would not put up a fuss to go again - though I do think it's worth while for most & competitive at $38.00 during the week plus tax & tip. I did find the service staff to not be "customer centric", almost as if you're doing them a favour & also noticed tables with English speaking customers have some oddly weird & somewhat confrontation interactions. Myself being fully bilingual had no issues but would suggest to ownership that there needs to be a structure & framework with the customer service & no matter what, respectful & caring. In this industry one bad review can seriously hurt your business & an angry customer could be your worst nightmare. You can tell that they try to cut some corners to stay competitive but for the most part the food is tasty, presentation is nice, food smells good & texture is fine.