Chalet Thaï

If your looking for an authentic thai experience, this is the place for you. They have a lot of variety and everything is prepared perfectly and seems fresh. they have decent vegan options too. One of the nice things about this place is the scenery. Near a boardwalk and waterfront. The cambodian waiter is quite a character. Always smiling and laughing and eager to help. My favorites were the thai scallops, the spring rolls (not fried) and the chocolate mousse cake. You can find a parking if your lucky around there. opened except for in the winter. The cook is also very good, he came to say hello. nice place to go with friends or family.

Always a good place to eat. Of all the restaurants in Ste Anne, this is our favorite. The dishes are very predictable, great tasting with plenty of veggies and lots of the main meat (or seafood if you prefer). And they have a well stocked bar too, with good beers and wines. Even Sake if you like it. The owners are wonderful people, always very nice and friendly. And it is right on the boardwalk too, with great views of the canal and its boats if you are in the rear portion.

One of my favorite asian cuisine restaurants and it's located in the hometown where I grew up by the boardwalk. I have went there to eat a few times and had a wonderful experience each time 😊 The staff (and by that I mean ALL of the staff) is extremely welcoming and friendly. The food is simply DELICIOUS! 🤤 The won ton soup and dumplings are my personal top picks from their menu 💕 I also tried the general Tao chicken which I loved 😍 (the chicken is actually in sauce that you can dip and soak it in which makes it amazing compared to others I have tried which are more dry). I highly recommend ❤

One of the many waterfront restaurants in Ste-Anne. The food was ok. The waitress misheard the appetizer order and brought the wrong thing (seafood vs vegetarian dish). My parents were nice to accept it anyways. There aren't many vegetarian options other than vegetables in different sauces. I can make the same red curry vegetables at home. My mother really enjoyed her seafood stir fry in Thai sauce though. We ordered dessert: litchi in sticky rice and the classic fried banana. They were yummy but they use canned litchi. The bill ended up adding to quite much for what it was (small portions and recipes I can make at home for over $100). I figured that they could've at least offered us a free dessert or tea/coffee after their mistake. I understand that they couldn't give away the seafood appetizer, but a fried banana and boiled water don't cost much.