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Afficher toutvietnamese(117) dishes(45) authentic(43) banh(40) roll(38) recommend(36) pho(33) rice(30) beef(26) pork(25) soup(24) sauce(22)Great food , crab fried roll omg !!!!!!! Thank you great service & vibe
Overall the food was very good, & at a most reasonable price. The best dishes we sampled were the crab rolls, the crispy noodles, the General Tao's chicken, & the beef with basil. The spring rolls & the pad Thai were rather ordinary, & the Tom Yum soup was not good at all, but we will definitely return to order new dishes. Service was a bit disorganized, but the dishes did come out fairly quickly, & everyone was most friendly.
Not for Pho, their specialties are in fried rolls, any types of steamed rice rolls were good. Fried banana was excellent.
I am Vietnamese living in Canada, today I had a wonderful first experience at the Vietnamese restaurant - T'ami. I accidentally learned about this Vietnamese restaurant through the Facebook of Ms. Tam, the restaurant owner, even though we were not Facebook friends before. After reading a few of her good articles about the restaurant, I was curious to try it. Because I think that people who write well can cook well 😂 & indeed Ms. Tam did not disappoint me with the dishes she cooked. I ordered Bun Dau Mam Tom & my friend ate Banh Hoi Thit Nuong. Wow. I can't describe it, the taste is 95% similar to the same dish sold in Vietnam. You know, the ingredients for Vietnamese dishes are not easy to find in Canada. So people often have to choose similar ingredients. Especially the noodles here, Ms. Tam made 100% similar to those in Vietnam. For dessert, I chose fried banana cake. It was very fragrant & delicious. Next time I will try rice rolls, crab spring rolls, shrimp cakes.... One thing that makes me want to write a review right away is that Ms. Tam is very cute when serving customers. She is very gentle, thoughtful & enthusiastic. So I am very satisfied & asked for permission to take a photo with her. Thank you Ms. Tam & T'ami for giving me emotional experiences with delicious Vietnamese food.❤️❤️❤️
This is a decent Vietnamese restaurant near Italian town. When looking at the menu prior to my trip to Montreal, I was so excited to get here & it was the first stop for our trip. The selection of menu was incredibly special. The offering is Northern Vietnamese food & these special dishes are really hard to find at any different Vietnamese restaurant. Bun Cha Ha Noi - is also called Obama noodle because President Obama had it when he was in Vietnam. Besides the grilled pork, the hardest thing in my opinion is the sauce, which was good here. The only that bothered me is how small the portion is. We had to order extra meat for my daughter. Bun Dau Mam Tom - I have high expectation for a very authentic Vietnamese disk so I was not impressed with their Bun Dau Mam Tom. It normally comes with pork intestine. Where is my pork intestine? Haha Again the portion is also very small. Nem be which is similar to spring roll was also something we called at the end when everyone was still hungry. In my opinion, it is a bit expensive for the food & the portions are small.
Great Northern Vietnamese food. BYOB. Attentive customer service. Can be a little pricey but in my opinion it justifies the high quality of the food. Highly recommend the blood sausage (long doi mix) & the vermicelli with fried tofu & shrimp paste (bun dau mam tom), if you're adventurous enough. The imperial rolls (crab egg rolls) are great too.
T'ami served us personally & was so helpful with picking out local dishes from northern vietnam. 🇻🇳 She was very patient & very kind, hospitable. - Our absolute favorite 🏆 was the "nem cua be", the pork & crab imperial rolls. Worth the trip itself, don't sleep on it. - the hoan than chien (fried wonton) & bahn tom ha noi (hanoi style crispy shrimp & sweet potato patties) were delicious as well. - Both the "bun cha ha noi » (hanoi style bbq pork) & the « bahn hoi thit nuong » (char grilled pork) were big hits. -banh xeo (vietnamese crepe) was very crispy & tasty. - the « bun dau mam tom » was interesting but it wasn't my favorite. Thank you for everything T'ami!
We came here tonight to have dinner & surprised by both the good & bad : 1.) Tom Yum soup had thick cuts of zucchini , red & green peppers & very small pieces of shrimp. Not great quality of ingredients or flavor . Didn't taste authentic 2.) ginger chicken rice with thick uneven cuts of veggies came out so soupy 3.) they brought out our food at separate times , we waited for 15-30 mins for my order . By the time my dish came out, my husbands food got cold & soggy 4.) spring rolls were great 5.) bun cha was great 6.) staff were apologetic about the bad service & provided a 15% discount on a dish.... We won't be back
T'ami is one of the few restaurants in Montreal that will satisfy all your Vietnamese food cravings at very reasonable prices. Of interest, they specialize in Northern Vietnamese cuisine! Here you will find northern dishes such as: * Nem Cua Bể - Crab imperial rolls * Banh Tôm - Shrimp & Sweet potato fritters * Bún chả Hà Nội - Vermicelli with pork meatballs * Bún Dậu Mắm Tôm - Vermicelli with pork sausage & tofu * Banh Cuốn - rolled rice sheets with pork meat But also Central & Southern dishes such as: * Bún Bò Huế - spicy beef noodle soup * Banh Xèo - crispy Vietnamese savoury crêpe * Canh Chua - Sour soup gumbo with fish * Cá Kho Tộ - Caramelized braised fish ... & many more to choose from the elaborate menu. Each item is well executed to respect its tradition of aromas, flavours, & texture. Located in the heart of Montreal's Little Italy district, this spacious restaurant is perfect for groups & is a few minutes walk from Beaubien metro. & what makes it even more amazing is it's a BYOB! Come meet the owner Tâm in person as she's super sweet & loves to make you smile with her cooking.
Finally I have found in Montreal those rare Vietnamese dishes that I love so, whenever I visit Vietnam. & they were prepared perfectly. Friendly & helpful staff. Comfortable dining room. The Shrimp rolls , the Manogo & shrimp salad & the Banh Xeo were amazingly tasty. I will go back for my other favorites: Fish in a Claypot, Banh Cunh & Vietnamese sweet & sour soup with lotus stems.
Worst customer service today. I called to order but they didnt pick up the phone the whole time. When I come to ask, they said they are having lunch, so why state "open" on google & ubereats. Server is rude & she throws those to-go boxes to us to put into the bag ourselves. I've been here a few times but this is the first time I decided that I will not come back here anymore. Food is good but online I check they said the imperial crab roll is 5pcs but received 3.
The food tastes legit. The Bun Bo Hue soup has a deep taste. The deep fried crab spring roll is awesome. I'd prefer if the fish sauce is a little sweeter.
Price is a little on the high side. Service was kind & friendly. The menu is Ok, maybe a little bit limited.
