T'ami Restaurant

A good bring your own wine Vietnamese restaurant in little Italy with a decent section from the menu. We were 3 with a table next to the windows, so it was fairly quiet. The food was good in general with a few outstanding items like the crispy crab rolls and the crispy chicken wings. The service was ok as the server did not come often to the front of the dining room where we were seated…

The service was surprisingly fast for a friday packed restaurant! The food was okay for the most of it.. might be a little pricey as there is plenty of options for vietnamese cuisine in our beautiful city tho! So to give you an idea we had 3 appetizers: spring rolls, tum yun soup, and shrimp crispy donut and 5 mains: bun cuon mixed, bun cha, loc lac beef, trio grilled with rice, and crispy noodle mixed for a total of 200$ included tips!

The best Vietnamese food I've had in Montreal so far. We ordered the $55 set meal, plus chicken wings and glass noodles. Nothing's more comforting than a bowl of hot soup on a cold winter's day. The glass noodles had a unique texture, and the fish sauce chicken wings were incredibly flavorful. Definitely a restaurant I'll return to.

Best viet restaurant I’ve been so far ! Felt very authentic and food was amazinggg!! I rly liked the steamed rice rolls (bc3) and the grilled beef wrapped in betel leaves (t6). The beef stew in red wine pho (p2) was also delishh 😋

We ordered in and started with the wonton soup, which was absolutely delicious and easily my favorite part of the meal. My husband really enjoyed it too. He also had the vegetarian imperial rolls and was a big fan. We shared the Banh Hoi Thit Nuong (grilled pork), a go-to for me when it comes to Vietnamese cuisine, and the grilled beef with rice. Both meats had a nice grilled char flavor that we appreciated. That said, I was expecting a little more overall based on the reviews and photos. It also felt a little overpriced for what it was. Still, everything was pretty good. We’d definitely order the soup again, possibly even visit in person just for that.

I have nothing to say except EXCELLENT! What makes T'ami stand out is their sauces they balance perfectly the rest of their dishes. And the taste brought my parents back to Vietnam. I really recommend their plates that you need to wrap stuff in. I find this is where they shine. We will definitely come back for more!

We recently visited T’ami Vietnamese Restaurant in Montreal, and it was the perfect prelude to our upcoming Vietnamese honeymoon. The food felt wholesome, comforting, and beautifully prepared just the kind of cooking that makes you feel taken care of. We started with the bánh cuốn (steamed rice rolls). The delicate rice sheets were silky and light, topped with crispy shallots for just the right crunch. Paired with tender grilled meat, slices of pork sausage, and fresh herbs, it all came together with a dipping sauce that was both savory and slightly sweet balanced and addictive. The bánh xèo (Vietnamese sizzling pancake) was another highlight. Golden, crisp on the outside, yet soft inside, it was generously filled and paired with fresh lettuce, herbs, and bean sprouts. Wrapping each bite and dipping it in the light fish sauce made every mouthful exciting and refreshing. We also tried the pad thai while a Thai classic, it was prepared with a Vietnamese touch here. The noodles had a lovely chew, the sauce was tangy with just the right hint of sweetness, and the crunch of peanuts on top tied it all together. Overall, T’ami gave us a beautiful glimpse into the warmth of Vietnamese cuisine. Each dish felt carefully made, with flavors that were vibrant yet comforting. It truly set the mood for our upcoming travels we left feeling satisfied, happy, and even more excited to experience Vietnam soon.

Good Vietnamese food! We tried many different dishes and everything was great. Good service. Recommend!

T'Ami was the first vietnamese spot I tried in Montreal during my trip here. Located in Little Italy there was limited street parking but the area is very walkable. My table got the banh cuon mix, bun bo hue, and a mango smoothie. Food was overall good but the banh cuon was pricey and the mango smoothie has a strong yogurt flavor which is traditional but I wouldn't prefer it. The chu who was our server was super friendly and welcoming. The atmosphere of the whole restaurant gives off Vietnam and it's super spacious! I would definitely come back again when I visit the area.

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 and it was the first stop for our trip. The selection of menu was incredibly special. The offering is Northern Vietnamese food and 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 and the portions are small.

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 Be - Crab imperial rolls * Bánh Tôm - Shrimp fritters * Bún chả Hà Nội - Vermicelli with pork meatballs * Bún Đậu Mắm Tôm - Vermicelli with pork sausage & tofu * Bánh Cuốn - rolled rice sheets with pork meat But also Central and Southern dishes such as: * Bún Bò Huế - spicy beef noodle soup * Bánh Xèo - crispy Vietnamese savoury crêpe * Canh Chua - Sour soup gumbo with fish * Cá Kho Tộ - Caramelized braised fish ... and many more to choose from the elaborate menu. Each item is well executed to respect its tradition of aromas, flavours, and texture. Located in the heart of Montreal's Little Italy district, this spacious restaurant is perfect for groups and is a few minutes walk from Beaubien metro. And what makes it even more amazing is it's a BYOB! Come meet the owner Tâm in person as she's super sweet and loves to make you smile with her cooking.

Great discovery near Jean-Talon and Little Italy! The beef pho was tasty and other dishes like banh xeo (shrimp pancake) and banh cuon were yummy!

The service is horrible. It seems there is only one chef and one waiter in front so when it is busy, you can expect the waiter snapped at you when you asked for a togo box. They have a big menu but only few items are available even it is the weekend and you ordered banh ướt and later, the waiter told you they don't have any more and ask you order different item . Very stressful dinner.

Wow very authentic Vietnamese food, we loved their fried shrimp pancakes and Hanoi style noodles. Super friendly service staff. We had a wonderful time. It was very busy on Saturday night so I would recommend making reservations before showing up. Bring your own wine, no cork fees! They do not serve alcohol in the restaurant.

Quelle belle soirée d'anniversaire! Chaque plat était fin, parfumé, délicieux! Un souper parfait pour 3 générations. What a nice anniversary meal, each plate was fine, perfumed, delicious. A perfect supper for our 3 generations. Merci Tam pour l'accueil chaleureux, nous serons de retour, thank you Tam for a warm service, we will be back