Results with Keyword: Bowls

Ben & Florentine Unveils Fresh Spring Menu

With the arrival of warmer weather, Ben & Florentine unveils a fresh and colorful spring menu, featuring meal bowls, Cobb salad, and two sparkling drinks. A crispy or grilled chicken bowl with vegetables, an egg and pulled ham bowl, a chicken sausage bowl with vegetables, Swiss cheese, and nut-free pesto, and a Cobb salad with ham round out the offerings. Strawberry-lychee and mango-passion fruit sparkling drinks are available to accompany meals, whether you dine in or take away.

2026 Super Bowl LX Sunday - Experience It at Montreal's Best Spots

Montreal gears up for Super Bowl LIX on February 8, 2026 with city bars and restaurants offering giant-screen viewing, live broadcasts, shareable menus, wings, nachos, craft beer and cocktails. Reserve ahead for group takeout, specials, and a festive, game-day atmosphere across venues from casual pubs to upscale spots.

The 15 Best Salads in Montreal for a Balanced Diet

Explore Montreal's 15 best salads for a balanced diet, from Mandy's, Spirulina and Dirty Greens to Cafe Gentile and Olive et Gourmando, with protein-packed greens, fresh vegetables, and refined flavors across iconic spots and hidden gems.

The Montreal Ramen Guide: Essential Bowls You Need to Try

Discover Montreal's ramen scene with rich tonkotsu, miso and shoyu broths, mazemen, and plenty of vegetarian options, all made with homemade noodles. From Yokato Yokabai to Tsukuyomi, Neotokyo, Misoya and more, savor diverse bowls that blend tradition with innovation across the city.

Bibimbap: Our Favorites in Montreal

Montreal's bibimbap scene blends sizzling stone bowls with vibrant vegetables, a fried egg, and a choice of beef, chicken, or tofu; discover authentic spots like Omma, Luna, Sam Cha, Mukja, SSAM, Itaewon, and Le Petit Seoul for flavorful, healthy Korean favorites.

Montreal Poke Bowls: 18 Restaurants for the Best Hawaiian Bowls

Montreal's poke bowls fuse Hawaiian tradition with local flair across 18 spots, delivering fresh, customizable bowls with quinoa or rice bases, marinated salmon or tofu, and bold sauces. Each restaurant tells a unique story of authenticity and innovation in a relaxed, fast-casual setting.

Restaurant Seiyuan: Combining Japanese Traditions with Historic Charm

Seiyuan in Old Montreal blends Japanese tradition with historic charm, offering fresh sushi, flavorful poke bowls, and a curated sake selection, with takeaway options from 143 rue de la Commune. A new kitchen team ensures authenticity, top hygiene, and meticulous quality for an unforgettable dining experience.