The viral banana pudding craze has hit Montreal. Discover the city's best spots for this comforting dessert, from YUM Creations and Banana Bae to classic bakery versions at Duc de Lorraine and hidden gems like Marche Korea. Find out where to indulge in these creamy, layered treats today.
Miku Sushi Bar on Wellington Street in Verdun serves viral sushi push pops, fresh sashimi, and maki rolls. As a bring-your-own-wine restaurant, it offers a fun, casual atmosphere perfect for enjoying Japanese specialties in Montreal. Experience this delicious social media sensation today.
Nothing beats a good shawarma on Montreal's pedestrian streets, a must-try Middle Eastern classic enjoyed after festivals or summer nights. Originating in the Ottoman Empire, shawarma cooks on a vertical spit and is served as mezze with hummus or wrapped in saj or pita, with marinated meat, crisp vegetables, potatoes, and garlic sauce.
Montreal's dessert scene crowns pistachio as the star of 2025 and 2026, moving from a supporting note to the main attraction with creamy pistachio desserts, knafeh textures and ultra viral chocolate creations. Explore the most viral pistachio desserts in the city and where to taste them.
Discover Montreal's trendiest restaurants where striking decor and viral dishes collide, from MARCUS and Foiegwa to Ganadara, Kazu, Le Darling, and Barbara, delivering bold flavors, chic vibes, and memorable meals across Greek, Italian, Japanese, and French menus.
Dubai chocolate has taken Montreal by storm, a tempered bar filled with knafeh, pistachio cream and a delicate, not too sweet bite. Discover top venues across Montreal and Laval offering Dubai bars, cookies, crepes and desserts that celebrate this viral treat.
Montreal's food scene embraces viral crookies and croffles, croissant-based delights born in Paris and Dublin respectively, with an insider guide to the city's cafes and bakeries serving these sweet and savory hybrids, pointing to top spots to savor the latest pastry trends.