T'ami Restaurant

Q

4.0

When to this place a few times. If you're in a hurry, don't go there. I been here at least 3 times, average waiting time was around 30min before getting your meals. Worst wait was a hour, I went around diner time. I specially like the Bun Cha Hanoi. We also try the Bo la lot, they didn't give us proper rice paper the first time, they seem surprise when we ask for that.

There's some other nice unique dish here that you won't find elsewhere. The Bun Cha Hanoi for example has a different flavour when you try it here.

Service is slow, it likes a mom/pop shop that doesn't have enough staff as they rely on family.

It's also a BYOW.

Travelling

5.0

What a wonderful dining experience! Went mid-afternoon to finally test their famous dishes & were not disappointed. Beautiful decor, great service, & unique & authentic Vietnamese cuisine.
Definitely more than the usual pho & grill places. It was our first, but definitely not our last, time
Had :
- Bánh Tôm Hà N?i (crispy shrimp & sweet potato fritters, served with dipping sauce & a small salad, & even a pair of scissors for easy sharing
- Bánh Cu?n Mixed (fantastic platter of steamed rice rolls full of ground pork, shallots, & wood ear mushrooms, slices of Vietnamese sausage, grilled BBQ pork, & meatballs in a warm dipping sauce)
- Kem Xôi Lá Dúa (exquisite pandan sticky rice
& ice cream dessert)

Jon

3.0

While some parts of the experience were good, the overall experience was a bit of a letdown. They mixed up our rice & noodle dishes, tried to serve dessert twice before we finished our mains, forgot the tea & coffee we ordered, & I found a hair in one of our spring rolls. Taste of the food was fine but certainly unexceptional. For two people at +$100 it left a little something to be desired.

Yan

5.0

Very special Vietnamese restaurant. They have much more traditional dishes than pho! Of course pho is delicious while we were so impressed by the rice roll with pork & fish soup combo! It's so satisfying to go with the rice! Yummy!

Judy

5.0

Rice rolls one was delicious!

Vivian

4.0

Many Vietnamese restaurants are similar, but this one is a little bit different. They have Vietnamese rice rolls! This is a traditional delicacy in Hanoi. The soft & chewy rice rolls are filled with fragrant black fungus, mushrooms & minced pork. Plus some fried onions & then dip them in diluted fish sauce. The originally dry rice rolls become moist & add a hint of flavor. This item is only available on the menu from Friday to Sunday!

JH

4.0

Not for Pho, their specialties are in fried rolls, any types of steamed rice rolls were good. Fried banana was excellent.

Mily

5.0

This is the only restaurant we know that offers combo Canh Chua & Ca Kho & it's amazing. It takes a while for it to be prepared so order this first, but worth waiting for it. The sticky rice ice cream is a must! We look forward to coming back again.

Hamed

3.0

Services was great for sure, but the dish was not as expected quality of Vietnamese restaurants. By the way, I ordered fried rice & vegetables.

Caroline

5.0

Tami's story is as authentic as its dishes. The founder explored Vietnam, tasting & perfecting recipes to bring the essence of the country's cuisine right here to Montreal. Every dish we tried was packed with flavor, rich in taste, & felt like a comforting, home-cooked meal. The customer service was unmatched. They even offered me a cup of hot water to warm up & checked if I needed the heating adjusted. After our meal, they made sure we loved our experience & welcomed any feedback. It's clear that customer satisfaction is at the heart of Tami. So if you're craving authentic Vietnamese cuisine with impeccable service, Tami Restaurant should be at the top of your list. Meals we had: - 🍤 8. Banh Tôm Ha Nai (2) - Hanoi style crispy shrimps pasty - 🍜 53: BÚN BÒ HUẾ (spicy)Hue Spicy Beef Noodle Soup - 🐟 59. Combo canh áa cá (combo) Combo Sweet & Sour Soup with Fish, & Caramelized Fish served with rice for 2 people - 🥩 31. Bò nướng - Grilled Beef