Bangkok Poutine

I just left this rad little restaurant. (Please leave a like if you find this review helpful‍ The service is above expectations delivering kindness that makes this restaurant memorable The wall decor is charming with hand written letters and notes from impressed guests. It adds a touch of authenticity contributing to Bangkok Poutines reputation and popularity. The food looks captivating on the menu, café style poutine- a Quebec staple. And although poutine is the main reason for this restaurants notary and name I opted for the beef burger and fries. The burger was just the way I liked it, well done, big and messy with fresh ingredients. A tad on the dry side but I didn't mind because the freshness of the ingredients made up for it, additionally the server offered me extra french fries which won me over. I love fries! The cheese on my burger was melty and the bun slightly toasted-YUM! I also ordered take out for my wife... Garlic mashed potatoes and pesto pasta (to go . Both are delicious! I highly reccomend this western candian poutine-style café. I will be back to order the poutine! In January and you can bet I will be ordering the poutine! (Follow up review coming soon

The store is a bit off the beaten path from the typical tourist destinations but definitely worth going there. The salads are great and the meat is super tender. We recommend.

This place is so cute and the food is absolutely delicious! We had the poutine and baguette sandwich and demolished it! The lady who runs it is so cute and sweet please visit her and eat here! We paid about 590 (16usd) lol she loves Bruno mars music!

From Montreal Canada our streamer went to try the Poutine, and he says that this poutine tastes just like Canada! He was very impressed and the lady that runs the place is very friendly. They have real cheese curds also with many toppings and selections in the poutine.

Great place to have a meal that is different from classic Thai dishes! Very fun and unexpected to eat such a good poutine in Bangkok Even the music was adapted to the Canadian atmosphere, I really liked it