Le B-38 Sushi et Poke earns wide praise for ultra fresh fish, generous portions and a creative menu that goes beyond the usual rolls, all at a very reasonable price. The sushi and poke are consistently described as fresh and flavorful, with well balanced rice and thoughtful sauces, and service is noted as fast and friendly whether dining in or taking out. The atmosphere is clean and pleasant with attractive decor, and many reviewers highlight reliable takeout, making it a popular spot for families and sushi fans in Montreal. Overall, the experience is marked by quality, variety and great value.View restaurant profile
Wing Phat is a longtime favorite with a huge, varied menu, generous portions, fast service, and a friendly, clean dining room. The BYOB option and roomy setup make it ideal for celebrations or casual family meals, while dishes like calamari, imperial rolls, beef soup, pad thai, and a wide array of Asian favorites are consistently tasty and satisfying for good value. The overall vibe is lively and welcoming, with attentive staff and reliable quality that keeps guests coming back, even after years, though a few reviews note price and occasional flavor shifts.View restaurant profile
C-Dumpling & Pho is described as a cozy, reasonably priced spot where fresh ingredients and flavorful dumplings, pho, and soups stand out, with many praising the great value and welcoming, attentive service and a beautiful atmosphere. The portions are generous and takeout options are convenient, and several reviews call it a hidden gem worth seeking out. Favorites often mentioned include the dumplings, spring rolls, sweet and sour soup, chicken curry dumplings, and popcorn chicken, while some praise the fast service and friendly staff. A few drawbacks appear, such as one report of dumplings not being fully cooked, a vegetarian spring roll with too little tofu, a pho that some found lacking in flavor, and occasional noise from the kitchen that distracted diners. Overall, the consensus is positive with strong recommendations to visit for a tasty, affordable meal and a welcoming vibe, many noting they would return.View restaurant profile
Overall, 123 Dzo Vietnamese Restaurant & Bar comes across as a lively and welcoming destination with a neon-bright vibe, a warm, family-friendly atmosphere, and a menu that blends modern twists with authentic Vietnamese flavors. The bar receives frequent praise for creative cocktails that are well presented and great for sharing with a group, while the food is lauded for freshness and bold flavors across a wide range of small plates. Dishes repeatedly highlighted include bo luc lac, grilled squid, papaya and mango salads, fried shrimp tempura, lemongrass chicken, and shaking beef, with many noting a satisfying pho and other street-food inspired options. Some reviews mention small portions and that some plates arrive together, making it hard to eat hot, as well as occasional service delays; a few also report temperature issues in the dining room. Still, the overall experience is described as consistent, with friendly service, good value, and an ambiance that makes 123 Dzo Vietnamese Restaurant & Bar a top pick for gatherings and casual dinners in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Overall, reviews portray Onigiri Shop as a casual, affordable spot with large, fresh onigiri that are generally flavorful and well made, including tuna, salmon, miso beef and vegetarian options, paired with friendly, attentive service and a cozy atmosphere. Many praise generous portions and good value, with several staff members singled out for helpful, welcoming service. A few comments mention language barriers or moments of flustered service, and there are some critiques about texture or balance in fillings, rice being too dry or too hot and the nori losing crunch, or the onigiri falling apart. Still, the consensus leans positive, describing the place as a reliable go to for a quick bite or casual meal, with quality ingredients, thoughtful presentation, and a willingness to return. In short, Onigiri Shop delivers fresh, affordable options and friendly vibes, despite occasional inconsistencies.View restaurant profile
Ho Guom emerges in reviews as a bustling but efficient spot where seating is quick on busy days and the dining room stays clean, with the aroma of pho in the air. For first-timers, a mix of pho, rice plates, and la lot platters is common, and most dishes are described as delicious with generous portions that make the somewhat high prices feel worthwhile. The menu showcases authentic north Vietnamese flavors with abundant herbs and well-balanced broths, and many patrons consider the pho among the best in Montreal. The staff are repeatedly praised for friendliness and attentiveness, and fast service helps create a lively, welcoming atmosphere, though a few reviewers note occasional billing hiccups, language barriers, and inconsistent service. The restaurant is described as BYOW in some visits, with a relaxed vibe and comfortable seating including a large terrace at times, and parking nearby. Delivery and takeout are generally reliable when food is well packaged, though some orders mention downsides like partial portions or extra charges. Overall, Ho Guom earns strong recommendations for hearty, well-prepared Vietnamese staples, with standout items like bun nem cua be, bo la lot, and crab mushroom rolls, and it is frequently cited as a top choice for gatherings or a comforting Vietnamese meal in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Pho Bep receives broad praise for a rich, deeply flavorful pho, with tender meat and generous portions that many reviews compare favorably with other top spots. Service is described as friendly, attentive and efficient, with a warm casual vibe that helps first-time visitors feel welcome. The menu offers a range of dishes beyond pho, including bun bo hue, banh mi, grilled meats, and Vietnamese coffee, and a poutine tonkinoise is often highlighted as a standout item. Some criticisms appear, such as occasional inconsistency between dine-in and takeout, occasional order mix ups, price for value concerns, and in a few cases aftertaste of MSG or hygiene notes about a bathroom. Despite that, overall this place is viewed as one of the best Vietnamese options in town, inspiring repeat visits and strong recommendations to try the pho and other dishes.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Ahi Poke show a mix of praise and frustration, with some noting a pleasant ambiance and a quick bite vibe, while others cite a very small dining room and value concerns when portions feel light. Reported issues include lighter portions, less rice, extra lettuce, tiny salmon pieces, smashed avocado, burnt tempura shrimp, and missing items, which can leave diners hungry. Gluten free options are sometimes accommodated and Poke Deluxe is praised by some as excellent, though others feel the dish is mostly greens for the price. Service quality varies from friendly to described as horrible at the Mont Royal location, contributing to polarized impressions overall.View restaurant profile
Thai Sep offers authentic Lao Thai cuisine in a simple unpretentious setting with very reasonable prices and a family run vibe. The menu blends familiar Thai dishes with Lao specialties, and most dishes can be made with tofu on request. Flavors are described as vibrant and pleasantly spicy when requested, with an in house chili oil noted as fiery. BYOB is welcome and payment is cash only. On Tuesdays the second dish is half price. The service is friendly, with a smiling staff ready to help. The place is described as a hidden gem and a favorite in the neighborhood, praised for fresh mango salad, pad thai, nem kao, beef salad, beef jerky, chicken satay, fried fish cakes, Tom yum, green curry, and khao soi. The overall impression is that Thai Sep is a solid affordable choice for exploring traditional flavors and supporting small independent eateries.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Lyla as a standout pho spot with a deeply flavorful broth, generous portions and great value, a calm cozy vibe, friendly fast service, and a wide Vietnamese menu that covers classics like tonkinoise, seafood soups, fresh spring rolls and banh cuon. The atmosphere and cleanliness are frequently praised, and the place is seen as ideal for quick lunches, family meals or gatherings with BYOB encouraged. While the overall sentiment is positive and many call it one of the best pho options in Montreal, a few comments point to occasional issues such as undercooked meat with delivery, oily or small portions on certain dishes, and a few menu items that did not meet expectations. Overall Lyla is often recommended for hearty authentic Vietnamese comfort with generous servings and a welcoming affordable experience.View restaurant profile
Overall, reviews describe Sak's Sandwicherie as a gem for fresh and flavorful options such as lemongrass beef, chicken lemongrass, beef citronella, pork BBQ, and rice pate, all built on fresh bread with vibrant ingredients and bubble teas made from real fruit. Travelers and locals alike praise friendly service, quick preparation, and affordable prices, with many noting a convenient new Mackay location and the option to order online for pickup or delivery. The menu and drinks are repeatedly highlighted as tasty and satisfying, and the place is often called a must visit or a standout for casual meals. A small number of reviews mention that some items may lack flavor and that takeout is limited to dining in, but the overall impression remains positive and enthusiastic.View restaurant profile
Banh Mi Madame Ly receives broad praise for a diverse menu and consistently tasty, affordable dishes, especially the banh mi, dumplings, tonkinoise chicken soup, spring rolls and pad Thai, with many noting friendly service, cleanliness and a casual, unpretentious vibe. The restaurant is described as a reliable go to with good value and a willingness to accommodate, and some reviews call it the best banh mi in Montreal or a favorite for years. However, several issues appear in the mix: delivery can be slow and the food arrives cold, some soups or sauces are too sweet or over-sauced, and one or two dishes are not as generous or crispy as expected. Vegan options are available and well prepared, and lunch combos offer a good deal. Overall the impression is of a popular, accessible spot that many return to, while enjoying strong flavors and noting occasional inconsistency.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Wok Hei as a small, off the beaten path spot that feels like a neighborhood gem, with a warm welcome when indoor seating is available and a menu that delivers delicious and unique dishes at a good price. Highlights include shrimp spring rolls with a delicate crisp wrapper, General Tao with tender chicken just enough breading and a balanced sauce with sesame seeds, and the upside-down bowl noted as a standout. A BBQ pork not on the menu is superb, paired with savory mushrooms. The place is compact with limited seating, including a single table and counter service, but the flavors make it worth a detour for fans of Westernized Chinese cuisine. All dishes are delicious and unique, reinforcing Wok Hei as a hidden neighborhood gem, with a warm hospitality that invites a return.View restaurant profile
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Le Château Maneki is described as a tiny, cozy, and visually quirky sushi spot with a hidden upstairs speakeasy that adds a playful vibe. The menu is praised for creativity and freshness, with highlights like pressed sushi, maneki dogs, tartare, and inventive cocktails and mocktails. Portions are frequently noted as small for the price, though the dishes are said to be flavorful and well presented. The ambiance is repeatedly described as intimate and stylish, sometimes lively or loud depending on the night, and the space can feel cramped. Service is typically friendly and attentive but can be slow or uneven when busy. Overall, Le Château Maneki is viewed as a standout and instagrammable destination offering a memorable high quality dining experience for those seeking something different, with caveats about price, portion size, and occasional service hiccups.View restaurant profile
Thés Guru Teas earns praise for excellent quality leaves and a wide variety of teas, including original blends like Taiwan toffee, plus beautiful Japanese teapots and a calm, welcoming atmosphere with soothing piano in the background. Many describe the experience as heavenly and zen, with standout treats such as matcha desserts and a strong emphasis on learning how to prepare tea. Service is mixed: some customers report friendly, knowledgeable staff who explain products well, while others note abrupt or inattentive service and inconsistency in how drinks are prepared, along with a wish for more details about cultivars, elevation, and harvest seasons on packaging or the website. The shop is celebrated as a top Montreal tea destination with high recommendations to visit and return, and the option to purchase loose leaf tea, matcha kits, and accessories is frequently mentioned. Overall the reviews emphasize exceptional product quality and variety, while suggesting that hospitality and consistency could improve to better promote tea culture.View restaurant profile
Reviews highlight Banh Xeo Minh for authentic Vietnamese flavors, with the banh xeo praised for a perfectly crispy crust and shrimp cooked in the shell that stays tender after pan frying, and the rice rolls and banh cuon noted as standout dishes; vegetarian options are well accommodated. The atmosphere is described as cozy and well lit, and the staff are friendly and helpful in guiding diners through the menu. Portions are generous and the overall quality is high, with many calling it among the best Vietnamese spots in Montreal and noting the pho as especially good. Some criticisms include higher prices for certain dishes and a spicy soup that is milder than expected. The location can be a bit out of the way and parking in front is forbidden, but the experience is seen as a worthwhile detour with dishes that feel like home cooking.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Sushi Poké as a charming, inviting spot with a cozy ambiance, where the menu offers generous portions of fresh sushi and poke, along with sashimi, rolls, banh mi and a wide variety of toppings. People frequently praise the friendly, attentive staff, fast service, and the ability to customize dishes, as well as the good value for money and the overall presentation and cleanliness of the space. Several comments highlight the abundance of choices and the reliability of flavors, with many stating the poke and sushi are delicious and consistently fresh. The atmosphere is noted as intimate and appealing, making it a great takeout option or a sit down visit, and a number of reviews refer to Sushi Poké as a hidden gem and a favorite place to explore new dishes. Occasional suggestions include updating pictures and descriptions on display to attract more customers, but the overall sentiment remains strongly positive and enthusiastic about the quality, variety, and friendly service.View restaurant profile
2k Fusion is widely praised as a reliable go-to for Chinese and Asian fare, with many people asking what to order and then choosing recommended dishes, especially General Tao chicken, pad Thai, and calamari. Delivery is consistently prompt and service is polite and patient, while the food is described as delicious and the dishes speak for themselves. The restaurant is portrayed as a warm, family-run local business with very kind staff and a welcoming atmosphere. Stories of celebrations there, from birthdays to wedding plans, and gestures like offering a drink to a customer's dog, highlight the community feel. Calamari and soups are highlighted, with the hot and sour soup noted as smoky. Overall, the consensus is that the combination of quality, service, and value makes 2k Fusion stand out among Asian restaurants in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Reviewers describe Kim Hour as a value-driven spot with delicious food and friendly service that feels like family, noting the move from St Michel to Jarry Street and a walk-in policy. The menu earns praise for generous portions and a variety of Asian dishes that are great for sharing, with favorites like crispy noodles, shrimp, calamari, and other reasonably priced staples. Parking can be challenging and there are occasional service hiccups such as delays or order mixups, including a peanut allergy incident where the wrong nut was used, and some feel that the General Tao is not as good as before. Yet the overall impression remains welcoming and the prices reasonable, making Kim Hour a dependable option with strong value and tasty choices that encourage repeat visits.View restaurant profile
