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Pad See Ew with beef:
I honestly couldn't eat it. The noodles & vegetables were extremely mushy - I couldn't even use chopsticks or a spoon to bring them to my mouth. The beef was very tough, & the dish had almost no seasoning at all.
Chicken Pad Thai:
The seasoning was very bland & it didn't taste like Pad Thai. It felt more like a simple stir-fried noodle dish.
Thai salad:
I specifically mentioned that I am allergic to peanuts & asked to have the peanuts on the side. But they did NOT do that. They mixed the peanuts directly into the salad, so I couldn't eat it at all. The meal ended up being such a waste.
I am extremely disappointed. The quality was not guaranteed. I'm sure you will find better satisfaction eating at Thai Express.
Tellement sympathique. La salade de ma mangue & le pad Thai était super, j'ai hâte d'essayer les autres plats!
Il s'agit d'un petit restaurant sans prétention mais les plats sont délicieux!
La salade de mangue était fraîche & le Nem Kao était savoureux!
Je recommande pour découvrir de nouvelles saveurs & encourager des petits restaurateurs.
Friendly service & very tasty food. Beef salad , beef jerky, chicken satay, fried fish cakes, Tom yum soup, green chicken curry & my favourite is Fried fish with garlic & sticky rice 🍚😋
THE best Thai restaurant in Montreal. A hidden gem just in the outskirts of Villeray/border St-Michel. We absolutely ADORED everything we ordered. We were 2 & got the following: - Papaya Salad (Laos Style) - Papaya Salad (Thai Style) - Nem Khao - Pad Thai - Large Tom Yum Soup - Mango sticky rice They get a bonus point for having papaya salad with padaek sauce (Laos style papaya salad) - personally, that's the true marker of an AUTHENTIC Thai restaurant. The mango sticky rice is a must have for dessert & the place is also a BYOB. Every single bite transported me back to Thailand & I can't wait to be back soon!
Tout est savoureux à ce resto mais la salade de mangues est tout simplement délicieuse !
Délicieux petit bijou thailandais! Ca faisait longtemps que je n'avais pas mangé une salade de papaye aussi bonne. Le reste des plats étaient tout aussi délicieux. & les prix fort corrects. Je recommande!
I have a Thai foodie & catering chef in my family, & when she visits from Thailand, this is the only Thai restaurant she enjoys & considers authentic. Having been to Thailand recently & to multiple Thai restos in Montreal myself, I must agree.
The papaya salad, fresh, sour & spicy, brought me back to a street food stall at night in Bangkok, & the khaosoi reminded me of a comforting lunch in the searing heat of Chiang Mai.
If I had to nitpick, I would say that the northern style sausages were not as sour as I was used to back there, but still tasty.
The service was really friendly & quick too, & the prices quite reasonable considering the insane inflation we've been through.
Do keep in mind it's cash only & no ATM, so come prepared!
Price ranges after tax per person without drinks:
- one person, single dish: $16-$20
- two people sharing a few dishes: $25-$40
In short: if you want to try real Thai food, this is the place.

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.
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