Best Asian Restaurants in Ville Saint-Laurent (2026) - Reviews & Menus

Zenbu Sushi - Asian Restaurants in Ville Saint-Laurent

Zenbu Sushi

Opens Tomorrow at 4 pm

(487)

Ahuntsic-Cartierville, Ville Saint-Laurent

Asian Japanese Sushi Thai Grill Vegan Options

Mentioned in: A Guide to Montreal's Must-Try Sushi Restaurants The Best Bring Your Own Wine Restaurants in Montreal View More

Review Summary

Zenbu Sushi is described as a standout neighborhood spot with fresh, flavorful sushi, beautiful presentation and a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Guests note generous portions, quick service, friendly and attentive staff, and a varied menu that keeps things interesting. The option to bring your own wine is a big plus, along with good value for money and consistently high quality. While some mention prices can feel a bit steep and a few presentations could be more refined, the overall impression is very positive and many say they will return. Overall Zenbu Sushi is seen as a reliable choice for casual meals or special occasions, with particular praise for the spider roll and the lively, flavorful flavors across the menu.View restaurant profile

Sawadika Festin Thailandais

Bring your own wine and all you can eat menu!

May be temporarily closed

(1665)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Thai Szechuan Vietnamese Asian Chinese Fusion

Mentioned in: Best Thai Restaurants in Montreal The Best Bring Your Own Wine Restaurants in Montreal View More

Review Summary

Sawadika Festin Thailandais is widely appreciated for a vibrant all you can eat buffet with a bring your own wine option that guests love for value. The menu offers a wide variety of fresh, flavorful dishes from Thai staples and fusion creations to shrimp and other seafood, with many reviewers noting bright flavors and consistently high quality. Service is frequently described as fast, attentive and friendly, making it easy to dine alone or in groups, and the ambiance is noted as welcoming and stylish. The restaurant is particularly praised for catering to celebrations and large gatherings, with private rooms and even karaoke setups mentioned in reviews. Guests often highlight reliable consistency, with repeat visits and recommendations to friends, and the option to try many dishes in one visit without sacrificing quality. Overall, Sawadika Festin Thailandais comes across as a dependable favorite for a satisfying, sociable meal.View restaurant profile

Mon Ami Korean BBQ

Opens Tomorrow at 5 pm

(364)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Korean BBQ Fried Chicken Asian

Mentioned in: The Best All You Can Eat Buffets in Montreal The Best Places for Fried Chicken in Montreal View More

Review Summary

Mon Ami Korean BBQ is praised for delicious food, a friendly vibe, and a broad all you can eat menu. Meat is described as fresh and well marinated, with Bulgogi noted as especially tasty. The atmosphere is cozy and suitable for casual dinners or special occasions. Service is often fast and attentive, but several reviews mention slower or overwhelmed staff during busy times and occasional items being out of stock. All you can eat portions are sometimes criticized as small for vegetables, while meat portions are more generous and the variety of meats and sides generally impresses. Many diners say it is among the best Mon Ami locations in Montreal, with friendly staff and lively vibes. Occasional inconsistencies appear, such as food quality fluctuations or a burned fried chicken in takeout order, underscoring the need for steady service during peak hours. Overall, the consensus highlights tasty food, good value for money, and a welcoming environment, making Mon Ami Korean BBQ a frequent recommendation.View restaurant profile

Asie Moderne

Opens Tomorrow at 10 am

(90)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Asian Thai Cambodian

Review Summary

At Asie Moderne, a small, affordable, family-run spot, a mix of Cambodian, Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai and Lao flavors comes through in a variety of comforting dishes. Proho ketik, a pork dish with Krung spice, fermented fish and coconut milk, is a standout, and the papaya salad, with regular and seafood versions, gets frequent praise, along with beef citronelle skewers and satisfying noodle bowls like Phnom Penh khuy teav whose broth is highlighted. The prices are reasonable and the staff described as lovely, making the place a quick, welcoming hangout with a cozy vibe. Some reviews note changes under new ownership, with fried tofu no longer as crispy and beef lok Lak needing more work, and a saucy, thinly sliced beef stir fry not meeting expectations, though others still call the mee katang the best and the soup among the most delicious, underscoring a mix of high- and mid-range experiences. Overall, the restaurant remains a go-to for authentic flavors, a lively and affordable option in a tiny but gem-like setting.View restaurant profile

Restaurant Miran

Opens Tomorrow at 12 pm

(279)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Middle Eastern Asian Halal Chinese Dumplings

Review Summary

Restaurant Miran receives strong praise for authentic Uyghur flavors, hand-pulled noodles, generous portions and a clean, welcoming atmosphere, with standout dishes like laghman, manta and lamb kebabs and halal meat prepared with care. Reservations are advised on busy days, and the dining experience is described as warm and attentive, helping it feel like a hidden gem in Montreal. Some visits note inconsistencies, however, such as noodles served not hot or slightly warm, beef in some dishes that is dry and chewy, and a big chicken plate that does not meet value expectations. A few items are unavailable or require pre-ordering, and service can vary during peak hours, with language barriers mentioned in a few reviews. Despite these concerns, the restaurant is frequently recommended as one of the best Uyghur spots in the area, with many guests eager to return and try more dishes.View restaurant profile

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Kam Do

Opens Tomorrow at 11 am

(21)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Chinese Szechuan Asian

Review Summary

Kam Do draws a mix of reactions: portions are generous and prices feel fair, but many dishes come across as overly salty, with some diners feeling the flavors and ingredients fail to come together. Praise sits alongside criticism, with General Tao repeatedly mentioned as tasty and mildly spicy by some, while others call it fatty and poorly balanced and note hot and sour soup lacks its former quality. A sense of nostalgia runs through comments from longtime patrons hoping for a return to past standards, even as others worry the quality has declined. Yet service is frequently described as friendly and efficient, lunch value is highlighted by several reviewers, and a number of diners say they would return despite the inconsistencies.View restaurant profile

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ND Sushi

Open until 10:30 pm

(74)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Sushi Asian

Review Summary

ND Sushi is a reliable go-to for consistently amazing sushi, offering a wide variety of plates including Dragon Eye, with superb rice and high quality soy sauce. The service is friendly and on point, often with a smile, and generous, thick portions of fish accompany well balanced rice, with nigiri and maki crafted with noticeable skill. Takeout and delivery are easy, with quick delivery within a local radius and occasional freebies on larger orders. The dining space is small and more takeout oriented, but dining in is pleasant when available. Reviewers frequently rank it among the best sushi spots in Montreal, highlighting strong value for generous portions, freshness, and consistent quality over time. Vegetarian options such as house-made spring and imperial rolls are praised, and the overall impression is that ND Sushi delivers dependable, tasty meals whether in person or via takeaway, making it a preferred choice for sushi lovers in the area.View restaurant profile

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Tong Por Resto-Reception

Opens Tomorrow at 10 am

(264)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Chinese Thai Asian

Mentioned in: Awesome Montreal Restaurants to Celebrate Your Birthday

Review Summary

Tong Por Resto-Reception is a comforting, classic Cantonese spot where dim sum and other Cantonese dishes are consistently flavorful and satisfying. Dim sum carts and an a la carte menu offer a wide variety, with staples like shu mai and hargow and favorites such as fried rice and noodles, plus a range of proteins and tofu. The service is generally friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere feels lively and family friendly, though weekends can bring crowds and parking can be a challenge. The dining room is spacious and traditional, with some comments noting a dated feel and hours for dim sum that are not always clear. Overall, the value is solid, portions are generous, and the food is described as tasty and authentic, making Tong Por a reliable choice for gatherings or casual meals with friends.View restaurant profile

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Sushi Sama

Opens Tomorrow at 2 pm

(217)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Sushi Japanese Asian Poke Bowl Hawaiian Vegetarian

Review Summary

Reviewers call Sushi Sama the best sushi in Valleyfield with fresh and tasty fish that many describe as consistently high quality. Many note a wonderful friendly owner and staff who are helpful with special requests, creating a welcoming atmosphere. The setup is small with a couple of tables and a focus on delivery, yet the kitchen delivers chef's choices that are often praised as awesome. The restaurant is family owned and run. Sushi and tuna are described as fresh, and poke bowls are highlighted as excellent. Some reviews describe the experience as sublime and express strong encouragement for others to visit. Overall the reviews suggest Sushi Sama is a reliable go to for fresh sushi and friendly service.View restaurant profile

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T&T Supermarket

Opens Monday at 9 am

(360)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Asian Szechuan Gluten-free Options Chinese

Review Summary

T&T Supermarket is described as a huge, clean, and busy Asian market with an incredible variety of fresh produce, seafood, meats, sauces, and ready-to-eat options that draws shoppers for authentic ingredients and new discoveries. Reviewers repeatedly note helpful staff and a bright, modern layout, though prices are often higher than other Asian stores and some items occasionally miss the mark in quality, such as sushi. The hot food buffet and ready-to-eat selections are popular, with many appreciating the value when deals appear, while others have found certain dishes to be overpriced or inconsistent. Parking and crowds can be challenging, especially at peak times or right after openings, and some signage and language issues are mentioned. Overall, it is seen as a premier destination for Asian groceries in Montreal, a place to find rare and specialty items, explore new flavors, and enjoy a broad array of options, even if price and occasional quality fluctuations require careful selection.View restaurant profile

Ye Sushi

Opens Tomorrow at 3 pm

(102)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Asian Sushi Poke Bowl

Review Summary

Ye Sushi receives consistently positive feedback for fresh, flavorful sushi and careful presentation that many call outstanding. Reviewers also praise a warm, cozy, relaxed atmosphere and friendly, attentive staff. Value is a common theme, with many noting reasonable prices, a good variety of sets, and reliable takeout or delivery. Several standout dishes are mentioned, including bowls and soups along with classic sushi and sashimi. Occasional drawbacks include issues with maki wrapping, small portions of ginger and wasabi, and some feeling prices are high for certain items, while the space is described as small and reservations recommended. Policy changes mean BYO is no longer offered, though alcohol is available.View restaurant profile

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Pho Moderne

Opens Tomorrow at 11 am

(80)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Vietnamese Asian Thai Soups

Review Summary

Pho Moderne draws mixed but mostly positive reviews, with many noting tasty food and a broth that avoids a dehydrated mouth feel and likely contains no MSG or excessive salt; the menu is praised for customization and the overall flavors are described as fresh and satisfying. Service is described as fast and friendly in French by some, contributing to a welcoming vibe alongside a calm jazz ambiance, making it a strong lunch option and a top pho choice in the area. The General Tao is praised by some as among the best in Montréal while others criticize the sauce as glue, the pieces as too large and soggy, and call for more attention to detail. Some visits are described as perfect with everything ordered on point and service attentive, whereas other experiences involve long waits and a partially cooked dish, tempering enthusiasm. Overall, Pho Moderne is regarded as a standout option for pho, with fresh ingredients, good value, and a generally positive atmosphere that keeps people coming back.View restaurant profile

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Maison Mignon

Opens Tomorrow at 11:30 am

(58)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Taiwanese Asian

Mentioned in: Montreal's Best Asian Soups off the Beaten Path

Review Summary

Maison Mignon is described as a small family run spot with a warm, homey vibe and consistently friendly service. Beef noodle soup and other Taiwanese dishes are praised for being authentic, comforting, and freshly prepared, with marinated vegetables and soups noted as flavorful and not too salty. The bakery side earns cheers for handmade pastries, moon cakes, cute packaging, and a sense of homemade freshness. Some reviews mention items that feel a bit milder or plainer than expected and a quiet, sometimes crumb dusted dining area, but service remains quick and friendly and orders for pickup are common. Overall it is seen as a hidden gem and a worthy stop to support a local, off the main road, with many visitors returning for lunch and to try recommended dishes.View restaurant profile

Sushi Sama

Opens Tomorrow at 3 pm

(48)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Sushi Japanese Asian Poke Bowl Hawaiian Vegetarian

Review Summary

Overall, reviews describe Sushi Sama as a place with fresh, flavorful food, especially noted for onigiri and sushi, with several praising the fish quality and overall taste. Service is repeatedly described as friendly and welcoming, with staff who are attentive and create a homey feel, though there is a sense of limited seating. Takeout is highlighted for convenience, good portion sizes, and presentation, with some customers appreciating how the food is prepared in view. A few comments mention the prices as somewhat high, but many feel the quality justifies the cost. The restaurant is portrayed as a reliable go-to for good sushi and fresh ingredients, and one reviewer notes it as a reason they stay in Montreal.View restaurant profile

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Thai Express

Open until 1 am

(61)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Thai Asian

Review Summary

Overall, customers describe Thai Express as friendly and reliable, with a calm, clean vibe and quick service. The staff are praised for being attentive, with the cashier and the owner singled out for kindness and hospitality, and patrons feel welcomed from the moment they enter. Dishes like Tom Yum, Pad Thai, and Pad See Ew are consistently complimented for their flavor and generous portions, and there is appreciation for using plates and paper boxes rather than plastic bowls. Several reviews note the consistency across visits, including friendly recognition of regulars and fast preparation. New management is seen as a positive change, and some say this location is the best Thai Express in Montreal. A minority mention sauce being a bit heavy or tofu tasting acidic on some orders. Overall the sentiment remains that the food is delicious, service is professional, and the experience is reliable for repeat visits.View restaurant profile

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Village Brillant

Opens Tomorrow at 12 pm

(21)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Chinese Grill Asian

Review Summary

Village Brillant comes across as a charming, affordable, family run spot where dumplings and beef noodle dishes are consistently praised for their delicious flavors and generous portions. Dumplings and soup are described as delicious with powerful taste, while the beef noodle soup and the cold Naengmyeon are highlighted for chewy noodles, a refreshing broth, and well balanced toppings like cucumber, kimchi, tomato, egg, and beef that add texture and depth. The prices are very reasonable and the staff are noted for friendly, welcoming service in a cozy atmosphere. The cold noodles Naengmyeon are singled out as a perfect summer treat, light yet filling, with a chilled, flavorful broth and a combination of spicy, tangy and cool notes, making it easy to imagine returning for more. Overall, authentic Chinese flavors and tasty dishes at good value drive frequent visits.View restaurant profile

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Miss Pho

Opens Tomorrow at 10:30 am

(284)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Vietnamese Grill Soups Asian

Review Summary

Miss Pho garners praise for flavorful broths, fresh ingredients, and generous portions at a reasonable price, with many describing the soups and spring rolls as standout and the space clean and pleasant. The service is repeatedly noted as fast, friendly, and attentive, and the dining experience often feels lively yet comfortable, with a family friendly vibe and a welcoming atmosphere. Some reviews mention small or simple decor, but still attractive, and a summer terrace is appreciated. The menu is praised for variety, including pho, vermicelli bowls, grilled meats, and vegetarian options, though a few items are criticized for not being truly vegan or not tasting like traditional versions, such as a misnamed pad thai or a shrimp soup with an eggy note. A few diners report inconsistencies in portion size or flavor, with some items perceived as too salty or more North American in seasoning, while others find the broth to be the best in town. Overall, Miss Pho is seen as a solid go to choice for pho and Vietnamese dishes in Montreal, with many repeat visits and strong recommendations, especially for those seeking comforting bowls and quick service at good value.View restaurant profile

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Tsukuyomi Ramen

Opens Tomorrow at 12 pm

(262)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Japanese Ramen Asian

Mentioned in: The Montreal Ramen Guide: Essential Bowls You Need to Try

Review Summary

Reviewers describe Tsukuyomi Ramen as serving rich tonkotsu broth with tender pork, silky noodles, and well balanced toppings, with many praising the eggs, the depth of flavor, and the generous portions. The interior and atmosphere are repeatedly called beautiful and cozy, and service is noted as friendly and attentive with good value for Montreal. The menu variety shines with dishes like goma salmon, ika age, chasu don, karaage, and even a vegan no broth ramen, and many diners appreciate the easy table availability at this location. Still, there are mixed notes including a French review about missing ingredients, some items that could be better or feel overpriced, and a warning that salmon pieces can be slippery for kids; desserts are not always up to par. Overall, Tsukuyomi Ramen is described by many as among the best ramen options in the area, a reliable choice for meals and events, with consistently tasty bowls and a welcoming vibe.View restaurant profile

Le Poké Station

Opens Tomorrow at 4 pm

(87)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Poke Bowl Japanese Hawaiian Salads Asian

Mentioned in: Montreal Poke Bowls: 18 Restaurants for the Best Hawaiian Bowls

Review Summary

Reviews for Le Poké Station highlight freshness, tasty bowls, and generous portions, with a warm, welcoming vibe driven by friendly staff and a clean, well kept setting. Poke bowls such as Kamehameh and Shaka are repeatedly praised for flavor and quality ingredients, and many note that fresh ingredients make all the difference. While most feel the experience is strong and consistent, a few comments mention price increases but still see value, and one location reports a minor issue with sauce requests not being followed and another notes undercooked rice in a chicken katsu bowl, plus a small space with ventilation concerns. Overall, the place is seen as a reliable spot for a satisfying poke craving, where service helps build good rapport with customers.View restaurant profile