THAILAND -- what comes to your mind when thinking about THAILAND? Is it the temple, the local market, the crazy nightlife, or the Thai smile?!
For me, it is PLAIN SIMPLE: THAI STREET FOOD! Just the ordinary comfort food next to the street - the smell of curries, the colourful dishes with perfect spices, and the wok skill of local vendors.
THAM.MA.DA, a Thai word used to describe something ordinary or simple, is a casual dining cuisine serving ordinary but authentic Thai street dishes. As well as Thai inspired drinks that will bring the “ordinary but extraordinary” vibes, the “same same, but different” food on the plate for you to EXPERIENCE.
Thammada shines with flavorful Thai cuisine made from fresh ingredients and bright, well balanced flavors. The menu covers favorites like Pad See Ew, Pad Thai, Khao Soi, Massaman and green curry, with standout dishes such as green papaya salad, mango sticky rice, and fried tofu. The atmosphere is cozy and intimate, with a small friendly vibe and a charming terrace that many reviews praise. Service is consistently described as attentive and warm, though there are occasional notes of slower service when busy or portions that feel small for the price. Cocktails receive praise for creativity and balance, but some feedback mentions they can be a little light on alcohol. Overall, Thammada is regarded as a standout Thai option in Montreal with repeat visits and strong recommendations.
Un petit voyage en Thaïlande dans ce petit resto chaleureux, Tout est frais & le service est gentil. Sans prétention & sans fausse note, tout était délicieux!
Feb 11, 2026
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A thai resto in Mile-End that was smaller than we thought but could still accommodate a big group. Floor was a bit slippery so would recommend putting a carpet. Shared different appetizers & dishes. Tasty food but more expensive & smaller portion than we thought! Service was great though!
Thamada is a great spot for date night in Montreal. The vibe is cool & relaxed, & the service was excellent. We loved the mango salad , satay skewers & the stir-fried beef with basil, chili, jasmine rice, & a crispy fried egg . Everything was delicious & well balanced. Dessert was just as good, We had the Thai roti with vanilla ice cream. A really enjoyable meal from start to finish
Seriously the best Thai restaurant in town. Everything on their menu is delicious & authentic. We especially love their Khao Soi & Pad Thai. It's our go-to spot when we crave Thai food.
the food never disappoints, easily one of the best thai restaurants in montreal. the owner & the staff are always welcoming & give us amazing service each time 🙏🏼
Nov 15, 2025
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Très belle expérience, les plats étaient goûteux, le service était agréable. Seul point négatif, il manquait de protéines dans les plats (3 crevettes pad thai & +/- un haut de cuisse pad sew) c'est léger. Outre cela, tout était super!
Just had the most unreal dining experience at Thamada, & wow… this place is pure magic. From the moment you walk in, you're wrapped in the scent of lemongrass, chili, & all the warm, inviting vibes you'd hope for. 🌿🔥
The food? Next level. The Pad Kra Pao had that perfect holy basil kick with a fried egg so golden it deserves its own spotlight. 🍳 The Tom Yum Goong was bright, tangy, & soul-warming. It felt like a hug in a bowl. & don't even get me started on the Massaman Curry… velvety, rich, & melt-in-your-mouth tender. Pure comfort with a touch of elegance. 5 stars ong no cap.
Drinks are just as dreamy, a lemongrass spritzer that refreshes like a breeze in Bangkok, & Thai iced tea so smooth it's basically dessert in a glass.
& the server was the most professional man I've seen. Kind, great, & he could do tricks whilst preparing the drinks that I've never seen before. It's as if Dionysus the god of alcohol himself possessed the man.
Don't listen to the Nirvana reviewer, he lied in his review & doesn't know what he's talking about. I recommend Thammada for any fan of Thai food!
Literally one of the best Thai food in Montreal, in the heart of the exquisite Outremont, on the very unique Bernard street.
Outdoor patio as well as the inside decor are fantastic!
You'll become a regular once you pay this place a visit 😃
Good prices, kind staff (even though catching them may sometimes appear to be a formidable undertaking 🫢) & the special cultural experience make this spot quite representative of a Montreal restaurant!
Certainement le meilleur restaurant thaïlandais de Montréal à mon goût, on y mange très bien & j'ai toujours été très bien servi là-bas. Le cadre intimiste est idéal pour des groupes de 2 à 5 personnes. Je recommande grandement!
Aug 5, 2025
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Overpriced Thai food, inattentive service, & an atmosphere that feels a bit like you are not welcome. We went on a Tuesday around 8 pm-I understand staff wants to close between 9-10, but for $100 for two curries, a small salad, & two non-alcoholic beverages I'd hope the service is attentive to the few guests.
The worst were Thai leaves that started to visibly to brown in my curry. No gonna visit again.
Disappointed that there was no sticky rice - what is Thai food without sticky rice? Italian places never run out of pasta, do they? Greek restaurants always have souvlaki, right? Chalet BBQ always has chicken..., so what gives? Not acceptable!
Simple menu, which I prefer. I am not thai but I have tried many thai restaurants & I did order few times from here & we ate at the restaurant too. For desserts, mango sticky rice is good but their Roti with ice cream is very good!
May 31, 2025
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The very small spring roll pictured here was below average in terms of quality. The appetizer called'Poh Pia Tord' on the menu consists of 3 of these small spring rolls with an almost empty sauce container, & is sold at a ridiculous 16.95$ + tax price!!
The Pad Thai was very good though.
Overall this is a decent enough Thai place but too expensive for what it is, & there are some extremely overpriced items on the menu, which leave a sour taste in the mouth of those who fall into the trap (no other word to describe these spring rolls other than that it's a TRAP)…
Great welcoming experiemce with our host to set us up at a larger table becuase we have tendency to overorder. The food was authentic as it gets in montreal. U can taste the fire in the padsew & pad thai!!
