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Thai Sep

Authentic aromatic spices and vibrant herbs bring the heart of Thailand to the neighborhood.

Villeray-Saint-Michel
4.6$ & $$
CLOSEDOpens Today at 4 pm
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About

Thai Sep specializes in an authentic blend of traditional Thai and Laotian culinary traditions. The menu focuses on bold aromatics, incorporating signature regional spices such as galangal, lemongrass, and fermented fish sauce into complex stir-fries and fresh salads. Each dish reflects the foundational techniques of Southeast Asian cooking, balancing the distinct interplay of sweet, sour, salty, and spicy flavor profiles. The environment features a minimalist aesthetic that shifts the primary focus toward the sensory characteristics of the food. Patrons encounter a diverse array of selections ranging from fragrant curries to specialized noodle preparations. This establishment prioritizes the preservation of regional recipes while maintaining a functional and efficient atmosphere for all diners. Consistency remains a key characteristic of the culinary output delivered to the table daily.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Thai Sep located?

Thai Sep is located at 1900 Rue Jean-Talon E, Montreal, H2E 1T6. in the neighborhood of Villeray-Saint-Michel.

When is Thai Sep open?

CLOSED NOW Opens Today at 4 pm

Monday4 pm - 9 pm
Tuesday4 pm - 9 pm
Wednesday4 pm - 9 pm
Thursday4 pm - 9 pm
Friday4 pm - 9 pm
Saturday4 pm - 9 pm
SundayClosed
Does Thai Sep accept reservations?

Online reservations are not currently offered through this listing for Thai Sep. However, you can call them directly at (514) 303-7767 to inquire about table availability.

Does Thai Sep offer online ordering?

Online ordering is not directly available on this page for Thai Sep. You can call (514) 303-7767 and see if the restaurant takes orders by phone.

Does Thai Sep have a menu available?

While a dedicated menu isn't hosted directly on this profile, you can visit their official website to view current offerings.

What are the main cuisines at Thai Sep?

Thai Sep specializes in:

What are the main features and amenities at Thai Sep?

Key features and amenities offered at Thai Sep:

Does Thai Sep have a website?

Yes, Thai Sep has an official website. You can visit it here:

Does Thai Sep have social media links or a Google Business profile?

We do not have social media links on file for Thai Sep, but here is their Google Business profile link:

How can I contact Thai Sep?

You can reach Thai Sep through the following channels:

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Reviews for Thai Sep

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on Google4.6 (400+)
*as of 2026-09-01
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Review Summary

Thai Sep is consistently praised for offering authentic, flavorful Lao and Thai cuisine prepared with care and quality ingredients. Visitors frequently highlight the delicious variety of dishes, such as the Nem Khao, Pad Thai, and various curries, while appreciating the friendly service and the option to bring their own wine. This unpretentious local favorite remains highly regarded for its reasonable prices and cozy atmosphere, making it a reliable destination for those seeking a genuine culinary experience in Montreal, provided they arrive prepared with cash.
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Ne cherchez pas ailleurs si vous voulez du Thaï délicieux & authentique!
J'ai vécu en Thaïlande 5 années. Il est malheureusement difficile de retrouver du vrai bon thaï à Montréal : la plupart des resto "thaïs" sont en fait tenus par des Vietnamiens, des Chinois & autres & on y retrouve du thaï approximatif. Il y avait le Bangkok sur Maisonneuve qui a fermé, il y a le Chao Praya sur Laurier & le Thaïlande sur Bernard qui sont excellents mais chers...
& maintenant il y a le Thaï Sep («thaï délicieux» en dialecte du Nord-Est) qui est à la fois authentique, délicieux, sans façons, sympathique & abordable.
Je recommande l'entrée de salade de boeuf & la soupe tom yam claire.
Vous m'en direz des nouvelles!

Sep 2, 2013