Akita stands out for great food, especially top notch sushi, and service that is courteous and professional, delivering a wonderful overall experience with generous portions. Reservations for large groups work smoothly and the staff consistently attends to guests, ensuring meals arrive as ordered. Overall the reviews highlight a welcoming atmosphere and strong consistency that leads to high recommendations.View restaurant profile
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
Ramen Isshin receives mixed notes from diners, with many praising rich, flavorful broths and well balanced spice in bowls like Red Dragon and burnt garlic shoyu, great noodle chew, and friendly, helpful staff, while some find the soups a bit salty and portions small for the price; the ordering system is described as convenient and self serve, with a buzzer to pick up food and takeout packaging that keeps components separated, and reviewers alike appreciate the newness and cozy or lively vibe at locations including Galerie d Anjou, Anjou and Brossard, noting consistency across branches; a few missteps are mentioned such as occasional order mix ups or a dish tasting off, and some mention the price for what is offered, but overall Ramen Isshin is seen as a tasty, convenient ramen spot with rich broths and a variety of flavors that draws guests back and sparks interest for more options like dessert or additional meat choices.View restaurant profile
Across reviews, Huong Xua is described as a cozy, authentic Vietnamese spot with a welcoming atmosphere and consistently friendly service. The food is praised for being flavorful and fresh, with generous portions and favorites like pho, imperial rolls, banh xeo, and caramel fish. The BYOW option and affordable prices are frequently noted, and several reviewers call it among the best pho in Montreal. Service is described as warm, attentive, and helpful, with staff offering good advice on how to enjoy the dishes. A few comments mention occasional lapses on busy nights or slight changes in portion size for the price. Most reviewers say they would return to try more items and many describe the experience as a hidden gem with a homey vibe.View restaurant profile
Sushi Sama is widely praised for freshness and variety, with many reviews noting the food is consistently fresh, delicious, and reasonably priced, including standout options like poke bowls and Philadelphia rolls. Service and staff are frequently described as friendly, attentive, and welcoming, helping create a lively atmosphere and quick, reliable service for both dining in and takeout. Ambiance and music are mentioned as a plus by several patrons, though a few visits are described as more functional with less emphasis on atmosphere. Some reviews raise a caution about a dip in quality after reopening, citing smaller portions, some items not matching earlier standards, and changes in staff, along with a hygiene note about gloves used with devices and food. Takeout is highlighted as convenient, and the location in the Montreal Anjou area is noted as a go to for many regulars. Overall, Sushi Sama is seen as a strong choice for freshness, value, and service, with high marks for consistency and a few caveats about occasional inconsistencies.View restaurant profile
Les Sables D'Or is described by reviewers as a warmly welcoming spot with attentive, friendly staff and a convivial atmosphere where hospitality is a priority. The cuisine is often praised as delicious with generous portions and good value, including standout dishes like salt and pepper shrimps and Thai fried rice, and lunch specials that come with soup and are notably large. Some notes mention pad thai being served without vegetables, and other dishes show variety in experience, indicating occasional inconsistencies. Service is described as courteous and efficient at times, but there are reports of slow or unreliable service and takeout delays, suggesting experiences can vary by visit.View restaurant profile
Le Poké Station draws praise for fast, generous service and a highly customizable poke experience, with a menu that makes it easy to tailor bowls or choose a signature option. The options are plentiful, including the ability to create your own bowl with five ingredients, toppers, and sauces, which keeps decisions exciting and flexible. Quality is highlighted, with fish described as super fresh and the rice texture spot on, and portions noted as generous. Popular choices include the SAMA bowl with spicy salmon, marinated salmon, spicy tuna, and marinated tuna delivering bold flavors, the CRAB SHRIMP bowl with spicy crab, shrimp tempura, marinated shrimp, and crab stick, and the SHAKA bowl loaded with eel, spicy salmon, masago, avocado, and crispy ramen, all praised for the sauces such as wasabi lime mayo. Toppings like fried onions, pineapple, and crispy ramen are singled out for elevating the flavors, and the overall experience is described as chill, welcoming, and quick. It is considered a go-to spot for a tasty, customizable meal whether dining solo or with friends, with service repeatedly described as impeccable and the staff friendly, and some notes about a new owner keeping the quality high.View restaurant profile
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Ut Kia is described as a small, authentic Vietnamese spot with a welcoming, homey vibe and friendly service. The menu gets high marks for flavor and freshness, with dishes like pho, banh mi, bun mam, bun bo hue, spring rolls and Tom Yum receiving praise, and the broth standing out as especially good. Value is repeatedly highlighted thanks to fair prices and solid portions, making regular visits likely. The atmosphere is noted as convenient and pleasant, and staff are described as attentive. Occasional caveats include bun rieu no longer on the menu and one mention of frozen vegetables in the rice, but these do not dampen overall enthusiasm. Overall, Ut Kia is seen as a reliable go-to for authentic Vietnamese cuisine and generous recommendations to try it.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Ô Asie consistently delivers good food and impeccable service, with the crispy noodles and dumplings earning mixed notes while vanilla ice cream is described as exceptionally good; good value for money and fried pineapple is regarded as among the best. The place is a small, excellent restaurant where everything is good and returning customers have been coming since opening; the owners are very friendly and always present, though one review notes a moment of disappointment when the server could have asked which chicken to prepare for the Tonkinese chicken soup. A practical detail is that alcohol must be brought by customers since none is sold, and the storefront feels discreet but entry is straightforward. Overall, the meals and services are praised, reinforcing this restaurant as a reliable option for flavorful dishes and welcoming hospitality.View restaurant profile
Chez Lien is widely praised as one of the top Vietnamese restaurants in Montreal, offering authentic, generous portions and a wide range of traditional dishes that satisfy noodle lovers and those craving soups, rolls and fried specialties. Diners frequently commend the soups for freshness and flavor, and note the menu includes classic favorites as well as family style combinations, with portions described as ample and prices as affordable for good value. The service is consistently highlighted as friendly, attentive and efficient, with the option to bring your own wine and a cozy, welcoming ambiance that many describe as comforting. Parking can be tight and credit cards are not accepted, so street parking nearby and cash payments are common; the venue is often busy, yet the staff maintain a smooth operation. Overall, Chez Lien is seen as a reliable, long-standing choice in the east of the city, with many satisfied customers and strong recommendations from visitors.View restaurant profile
Thanh Thao is described as having a comfortable, quiet dining room with a clean, cozy ambiance and easy on-site parking that suits groups and families. The restrooms are up to standard and the menu features many well known Vietnamese dishes at very reasonable prices. Service is consistently friendly and professional, contributing to an impeccable overall experience. Dishes are flavorful and authentic with generous portions and a wide variety, including banh mi, banh xeo, bun rieu and classic pho, with some reviewers noting comparisons favorably to Hanoi. Many call it a hidden gem and one of the top choices in Montreal for Pho and overall Vietnamese cuisine. Overall, Thanh Thao is seen as a reliable, welcoming spot that delivers delicious food, strong value, and a warm, family friendly atmosphere.View restaurant profile
Overall, Nouilles Etc is widely praised for generous portions, tasty dishes, fast service, and friendly staff, with combo meals offering good value and a chance to sample several items at once. Prices are described as affordable and portions filling, making it a reliable go to for a quick satisfying meal. The ambiance is often described as welcoming and clean, though some reviews note limited seating and occasional concerns about cleanliness in the dining area. Delivery experiences vary, with many orders arriving on time and correct, but a few reports of wrong items or missing components and some critique of ingredients like rice or vegetables. Specific dishes receive mixed feedback, with General Tao, chicken with broccoli, and noodles receiving praise for flavor and size, while some say the General Tao has too much batter or the beef broccoli is undercooked. Overall the consensus highlights solid value, consistent quality, and fast service, with opportunities to improve accuracy and consistency.View restaurant profile
Reviews consistently note Sushi Suki for fresh ingredients, generous portions, and good value, with quick, attentive service and a clean, welcoming vibe. Takeout is reliable, orders arrive fast, and the boxes are described as large and well filled, while the makis are praised for taste and presentation. The staff are described as friendly and polite, and the iced tea is highly recommended. Even in a small space, the place delivers consistently strong quality across dine-in, takeout, and bulk orders, with spicy mayo requests remembered and appreciated. Overall, customers feel the sushi offers quality that exceeds expectations for the price, with a sense of care in every bite and a positive, repeatable experience that keeps bringing people back to Sushi Suki.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Pho Khanh Hoa as a standout spot in Montreal for pho, with a rich, flavorful broth, balanced flavors, and generous portions, and many diners call it the best pho or among the best in the city while praising friendly staff and a simple, welcoming atmosphere. Dishes like tonkinoise pho, grilled beef and pork, and spring rolls are repeatedly highlighted as tasty and authentic, and prices are noted as good value by several patrons. There are also caveats, including incidents of food arriving cold or tasteless, concerns about vegetable washing, and at least one report of a worm in the soup, with some guests worried about ordering again. Service is described as fast and courteous by many, while others note inconsistency or longer waits, though the staff is often praised for kindness. Overall, Pho Khanh Hoa comes across as an underrated, reliable choice with superb broth and strong positives that outshine occasional hiccups, making it a frequent recommendation for those seeking a genuine Vietnamese dining experience in the area.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Salut Asie show a mix of hits and misses, with chicken and beef praised for flavor while rice, soup, and rolls draw criticisms, and some readers say they would not return. The fare is described as delicious, hearty, and reasonably priced, with options for dine-in, takeout, or Uber Eats and steady satisfaction across formats. There is a sense of regional preference in the east and a question about which dish stands as the favorite.View restaurant profile
Le Poké Station is described as a bright, welcoming spot with fresh ingredients, generous portions, and bowls that are flavorful and satisfying, with a wide range of toppings and easy customization. Reviewers praise the consistency of high quality ingredients, crisp vegetables, and well prepared fish, along with prices that feel like good value for the amount of food. The staff are friendly and attentive, explaining options and adding a warm, relaxed vibe that makes dining there feel social rather than rushed. Cleanliness and a spotless interior are noted as part of the positive experience, contributing to a dependable, easygoing meal. Some comments mention occasional drawbacks such as avocado ripeness or texture, under or overcooked rice, and occasional hiccups with online ordering or delivery, but these are outweighed by the overall sense of freshness, generosity, and friendly service.View restaurant profile
Deli Paulos comes across as a casual neighborhood spot with generous portions and affordable prices, popular with seniors and locals looking for a straightforward meal. The atmosphere is cozy with appealing decor and attentive service, while the bathrooms are clean and there is a designated area for larger groups to gather. The menu includes breakfast items at good prices, a kids menu, and classic dishes such as a well received fish filet, with desserts like a chocolate milkshake earning praise in some reviews. Overall value is strong and there is a sense of care in the dining experience, though a few critiques mention rushed service, small soft drinks, and meals that feel mediocre. The place seems well suited for chatting with friends or neighbors rather than for romance, making it a dependable option for simple, unpretentious fare.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Restaurant Kim San show that the taste can be amazing and portions are large, with several orders not finished by groups of diners. Delivery experiences were disappointing, and some dishes lacked flavor and key ingredients compared with other places. The beef soup was mostly broth with thin slices of beef and little seasoning, and a grilled chicken option was described as burnt rather than properly grilled, with pepper notes dominating. Spring rolls were said to be too doughy with little filling. For some diners, repeated orders were unsatisfactory enough to say they would not order again.View restaurant profile
Chez Ô garners praise for friendly, attentive service and fresh, flavorful dishes, with shrimp toast described as amazing and a standout for many diners. The menu offers a variety of reasonably priced options, including Thai beef in red curry which is often highlighted as a must and great for sharing. Some comments note that while prep times can be longer, the wait is considered worth it, and parking is easy near the restaurant. A few reviews express disappointment with authenticity, feeling the flavors lean toward Americanized tastes and some dishes being bland or overly salty, though others still enjoy the vibrant flavors and the range of options. Overall, the experience is described as delicious with good service and the option to bring your own wine, making Chez Ô a solid, affordable choice for a casual pan Asian meal.View restaurant profile
