Restaurant Viet Thai — Restaurant in Brossard

Tldr. If you're a fan of authentic Asian food, there are plenty of other places. This is not it. If you are just hungry and want a combo meal that offers a bit more than a takeout, this is your place.

We entered without reservation at 6pm on a Thursday night, the place is filled with elderly folks, right away, this is a dead giveaway of the flavoring of the dishes (if you don't get it, it means everything is sweet and sugary).

Got a table fairly quickly, the servers were nice and attentive, we each took a different combo, it came with a small vegetable soup, lukewarm with uncooked veggies (can I even say half-blanched?) Inside. The combo took some time to come so you know they cooked it for you but the beef was way too sweet and way too chewy.

Nice place to come if you're old and retired with plenty of regular guests but I'd you're searching for authenticity,...

This is a nice and friendly family run place which serves good food. Not specifically Vietnamese as it has no pho or classic Thai, but mostly a fusion with Chinese. Food is good but small portions with beef dishes having maybe 3 or 4 pieces of beef. We ordered the combo 5 with beef and shrimp and had 3 skewered and grilled shrimp and 4 thin grilled pieces of beef..which is appetizer size. The chicken dish was much more substantial.Food is not inexpensive. Service is excellent with water being topped off almost constantly and great wait staff. Deserts are Thai, with fried bananas , pineapple and ice cream. I am a little confused with the 4 plus stars on Google , if it is for the service, it is fine. The food gets a 3 . Try more authentic Vietnamese or Thai would be my advice. Fusion cuisine best tried in bars with...

We had the soupe-repas with chicken, coconot and citronnelle broth. It didn't smell tasty, and the taste was the same as the smell. We also had the chicken general Tao with pineapple, the shrimp springs roll with peanut butter sauce.

Honestly, everything was very blend, very light flavor, overcooked chicken, even the peanut butter sauce seemed like it was dilute in water.

We also asked for more veggies in the soup and they refused or pay 4$ for a little bit of extra veggies but not even more type of veggies, just the same (4 pieces of mushrooms, 1 slice of tomato).

The noodles with the general Tao were all sticking together.

We had it to go, so maybe they weren't used to it so I really don't...