Sep Lai

Rosie

3.0

Cozy atmosphere, cute decor & decent favors but not too unique savours to the dishes. Certain dishes were too salty, some simple flavours meals not too authentic to Laos. Small portions for the price.
Service was the most disappointing. One host ( pardon my description but she was white) was very welcoming & accommodating to combine both parties of 4 into one table. The other waitress was really unhappy, unwelcoming & unwilling to provide us with advice on what is best to order, if you asked for any napkins no response but will go & get it, she wont introduced us to special dishes like curry or ask us if we want drinks. Had to get another the other waitress to complete the order. She was not friendly plus at the end we recognize in front of her one uncooked prawn in our curry. They didn't give us another dish nor apologize for their mistake. We paid $ 450 for our meal but quite unhappy with the service mist disappointing coming to visit from Toronto That would be unacceptable to the Toronto standards even Montreal. If only the service was better the experience would not have been such disappointment. Love trying different culture food & willing to pay for great restaurant but must say service was not to the standard.

Alyona

5.0

Amazing experience! Great food & super lovely place!

Alain

5.0

L'hôtesse, Elsa, a été très accueillante.
Elle nous a bien expliqué le menu.
Ce fut une expérience très agréable pour le goût & la présentation. Merci.

Bernard

5.0

Fantastic tasty fresh food. Degustation menu is a great was of trying all the different dishes.

Shanna

5.0

My friend & I meet monthly to catch up on life, & this time we chose a cozy Laotian restaurant in Montreal-& what a treat it was! The menu is affordably priced, which made it easy (& fun) for us to try nearly everything: all the entrées & almost all the hot dishes. Each plate was beautifully presented & bursting with flavor-there's something uniquely comforting about Laotian cuisine that sets it apart from other Southeast Asian fare. It felt almost homemade, in the best way possible.

We sat at a tiny two-person table by the window with elegant high chairs-cozy, charming, & perfect for a long, relaxed dinner. & yes, we took our time! The bring-your-own-wine policy was a bonus, & the place had a really friendly, happy atmosphere. Everyone-from the staff to the guests-seemed genuinely glad to be there.

Pro tip: Make a reservation! The restaurant may look small at first glance, but there's a whole second section in the back. Still, if you're a party of two or three, I highly recommend asking for a seat in the front section-it's where the charm really shines, in my opinion.

I'd go back in a heartbeat. Honestly, not a single complaint from start to finish.

Sabrina

4.0

cute BYOB spot! im a fan of south east asian cuisine & the vegan meatballs were really good & the nem khao was perfect. The Kua Mee dish could use some more flavor because i felt like the noodles were bland, but overall it's a cute place. 10/10 for the service because I accidentally left without my purse & they called later to notify me :) can't thank enough!

Megan

5.0

Wonderful food, atmosphere & service! Will definitely be going back.

Will

5.0

Excellent!! I love laotian food. This restaurant is among the best in Montreal.

Stéphanie

5.0

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Arthur

5.0

Charming, relaxed, delicious food. Our waitress was friendly & attentive. She also made great recommendation of dishes to try since this was our first time eating laotian food. We're definitely going back 👍👍👍👍.