At T'ami, we serve an eclectic array of dynamic Vietnamese authentic and fusion dishes.
Specialties
Tonkinoise Soup, Tom Yum Soup, Wonton Soup, Hue Soup, Noodles, Spring Rolls, Salads, Bun Dau Mam Tom, Poulardine Soup, Chicken, Pork, Beef, Shrimps, Seafood, Calamari, Crispy Noodles, Bird nest style, Fried Rice, Bun Cha Ha Noi, Vermicelli, Desserts, Ice Cream, Coffee & Bubble Tea.
Yes, T'ami Restaurant offers gluten-free options on their menu. If you have celiac disease or a gluten allergy, please notify the staff so appropriate precautions can be taken.
T'ami Restaurant is widely recognized for serving authentic and flavorful Northern Vietnamese cuisine that stands out for its freshness and traditional preparation. Guests frequently praise the wide variety of unique dishes, such as the Bun Cha Hanoi, banh cuon, and crispy crab rolls, noting the generous portions and artistic presentation. While the dining experience is often described as welcoming and homey, the restaurant operates as a family-run establishment where service can sometimes be paced more leisurely during busy periods. Many visitors appreciate the BYOB policy, the relaxing atmosphere, and the genuine hospitality provided by the owners and staff, making it a popular destination for those seeking a memorable and satisfying meal in the city.
My friends & I, a group of four, all Vietnamese, went for dinner on a Saturday night, & we all left loving it.
We ordered T1 Bún Ch? Hà N?i, T10 Bánh Cu?n Mixed, F3 C?m Chiên Tôm, S1 Soupe Maison, & E6 Bánh Tôm Hà N?i. The S1 soup was warm & comforting, a great way to start the meal. The E6 Bánh Tôm was good, though a bit oily for my taste. My favourite was the Bánh Cu?n Mixed, so tasty. But the real surprise of the night was the F3 C?m Chiên Tôm, it blew us away, & we ended up ordering an extra one just to bring home.
As Vietnamese diners, it means a lot to find a menu with this much variety, a lot of Northern dishes that most other Vietnamese restaurants in Montreal just don't carry. I'd also tried their Bánh Xèo on a previous visit, & it was excellent - crispy & loaded with toppings.
The staff & the owner were so friendly, it felt like being taken care of by family. Honestly, I wish they had a second location closer to downtown, I'd be here so much more often!
I am from NYC & was very happy to find an authentic vietnamese restaurant in Montreal. We had the banh xeo & banh cuon. My friend is chinese & her first time eating something else at a Vietnamese restaurant other than pho. She was amazed how delicious the foods was. We both enjoyed our meal & finished it off with dessert. Che 3 mau. The lady in the kitchen came out to ask us for review of the foods. She is authentic vietnamese lady so & the foods is fabulous. I will take my families when I am back visiting Montreal.
Big fan of the wide menu here. The grilled meats, appetizers, & bánh ??t (rice rolls) are all delicious! Pho was a bit of a letdown, but everything else was satisfying.
They completely forgot our order which made me a bit upset & I thought about giving them 4 stars for the poor service but their food instantly extinguished that idea from my mind.
Absolutly delicious Banh hoi & the red win pho is to die for.
We waited for a long time for our food. It could be because the kitchen was backed up with orders due to the need to prepare food for the two larger parties. The table next to us came much later & they have their dishes at the same time as us. For the pho, the noodles stuck together, the soup was not hot, & considering we ordered the all in pho, we expect there to be more than 2-3 slices of beef. For the Banh uot thit nuong, the steam rice noodles also stuck together. For the 3 dinners in Montreal, this one has been the worst.
Ive been looking for a vietnamese restaurant that serves a wider variety of dishes for a while & I was suggested T'ami by many people!
The interior is homey & the owner (?) was very welcoming. We ordered the mango salad & northern style spring rolls to start off with first. The mango salad had a strong fish sauce & sugar taste which reminded me of my childhood growing up in vietnam. The northern style summer rolls were beautifully presented & tasted delicious with a fermented shrimp paste base sauce. For the mains, we ordered bun cha, banh hoi bo nuong la lot, & banh xeo. Again, the presentation was amazing! The food was light & fresh & the fish sauces were not too strong. The flavours were all authentic too! For dessert, we ordered the che 3 mau & mango sticky rice. Both desserts were impeccable. The man that served us was really friendly & funny as well. Please note it may be a family restaurant so service may take a while. Please be patient! I would be coming back for sure & bringing my family next time.
We ordered in & started with the wonton soup, which was absolutely delicious & easily my favorite part of the meal. My husband really enjoyed it too. He also had the vegetarian imperial rolls & was a big fan.
We shared the Banh Hoi Thit Nuong (grilled pork), a go-to for me when it comes to Vietnamese cuisine, & the grilled beef with rice. Both meats had a nice grilled char flavor that we appreciated.
That said, I was expecting a little more overall based on the reviews & photos. It also felt a little overpriced for what it was. Still, everything was pretty good. We'd definitely order the soup again, possibly even visit in person just for that.
Authentic Vietnamese food. One of the best Vietnamese restaurant in Montréal. We tried ph?, bún ??u m?m tôm, c?m chiên, ph? xào, bánh tôm & everything was good. Definitely try their chè too, chè 3 màu & chè 5 màu are both delicious. We'll definitely come back if we're ever back in Montréal. For dinner, reservation is recommended since it can get busy.
Went with a friend I'd travelled to Vietnam with… food exactly as we had over there & haven't properly been able to locate here. & dishes beyond the standard Viet resto offerings of pho, spring rolls & grilled proteins.
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Try the banh xèo & banh tom Hà N?i. 10/10 would go again in a heartbeat.
