Restaurant Anh-Tai

Shit! Shit! Shit! Excuse my language. They try to serve you whatever crap they call food and have you pay a crazy amount of money for it. Everything changed when they bought the place from the original owners. If you’re craving some americanize vietnamese food and you’re in the West Island, you might want to try something else! Heck! You’re better of with some pizza from Mory’s! But i’ve very recently heard that the owner is closing the restaurant. Now that’s a great news!

Another unfortunate lunch experience! I just don’t understand how on earth could they continue to be in business? I had the brochette of beef, which comes with an imperial roll and some salad. There was no flavour whatsoever in the beef, and tough! I could have soled a shoe with it! The fish sauce fell short as well Their soup is also forgettable. The fried banana was the only edible thing we had. Take note, don’t waste your money here.

Run! Run away as fast as you can!
Wow! One of the worst foods I’ve ever had. Really. It was so bad, I couldn’t eat it. After a few bites, I paid the bill and left the restaurant hungry. I’ve had many mediocre Asian meals since I’ve moved to Montréal from L.A., but this, by far was the worst food I’ve ever had in my life.
The server truly has no heart in this job. I ordered imperial rolls appetizer. I had to ask for chop sticks– I’m Asian… I’m like, dude, what Asian in right frame of mind would eat Vietnamese food with fork and spoon???
The imperial rolls were greasy and bland. All you can taste was cabbage. I also asked the server if they had phở. He pointed out at some chicken noodle soup so I thought I would give it a try.(in their defense, it did not say phở, but he didn’t tell me that wasn’t phở, he just said that was it) When I got it, it was definitely NOT phở, but some bland noodle soup with cheap cooked chicken, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage and carrots thrown on top. The taste? What taste? It had no flavor. Did they forget to put MSG or whatever they use to flavor the soup?
I don’t even know what that was but definitely not phở, and even if it wasn’t, it had absolutely no flavor to it.
I don’t understand how anyone can eat here and think its remotely close to being authentic. I’m sure the owners are enjoying cheating & making money off of people who has no clue what Vietnamese food is supposed to taste like. This place is a scam! How can they feed such bad food and call it a business? People need to stop giving money away to business like this. If you got money to waste on Ahn-​Tai, give it to charity!

One of the better Vietnamese places in the West Island (definitely not the Che Lien kind). The food here is good, tasty and fresh. Once again if you can’t go to the hood this is a pretty good second choice. Have been going her for over five years, family run business so food is always good. Go ahead spoil yourself, you may just like the subtle flavors of the east.