Palma is described as a chic, high energy spot with an elegant vibe and a great DJ that helps set a lively mood, making it ideal for dates or nights out; the food is frequently praised, with standout sushi, steak and a value packed table d'hote, and cocktails and presentation often impressing guests. Service is a mix of consistently attentive and occasionally uneven, with many noting friendly hosts and staff while a few experiences mention long waits, miscommunications about drinks or gratuities, and moments of slower bar service. The price point is consistently described as premium, and while the atmosphere, decor and music elevate the experience, some guests feel the value does not always match the cost. Overall Palma is seen as a top Montreal dining option for quality food and vibrant ambiance, best enjoyed when seeking a lively upscale night out and a memorable overall experience.View restaurant profile
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Reviews collectively describe Ryu as delivering ultra-fresh, beautifully presented sushi and Japanese dishes with standout wagyu dumplings, tataki, tartars and hand rolls, and a menu that earns praise for creative flavors and excellent quality. The atmosphere comes through as cozy yet upscale with a tasteful vibe and well curated lounge music, and the staff are consistently described as professional, attentive and friendly, making diners feel welcome whether for date nights, business meals, or casual dinners. Service is repeatedly highlighted as a strong point, with many noting that the experience is elevated by careful attention and a welcoming team. Delivery and dine-in experiences both receive high marks for food quality and presentation, though a few reviews mention smaller portions for the price and occasional quirks such as loud music. Overall, Ryu is viewed as one of the top sushi destinations in Montreal with reliable consistency and a memorable overall experience.View restaurant profile
Lime Griffintown is described as a lively fusion spot with generous portions and solid value, offering a mix of Vietnamese, Thai and other Asian flavors that many diners find fresh and flavorful. The General Tao chicken is praised for crisp texture but criticized for an excessively sweet sauce and doughy chicken bites, while some reviews note the breading or vegetables in other dishes to be uneven. Many dishes such as poke bowls, clay pot salmon, curries, pho and coconut chicken soup are praised for depth of flavor and big portions, with vegetarian options and tofu widely available. Service is often described as friendly and efficient, with attentive staff contributing to a positive dining experience. The atmosphere is generally casual and comfortable, good for a quick lunch or casual dinner, and reservations or walk-ins are often easy. Prices are typically described as reasonable or affordable for the quality and portion sizes. Overall, Lime Griffintown comes across as a reliable go-to for Vietnamese and Thai flavors in Montreal, with bold flavors, generous portions, friendly service, and a varied menu that keeps diners returning.View restaurant profile
Restaurant GUAN is often praised for value with generous portions and fast, friendly service, making it a reliable lunch option. Reviews highlight a family run, honest feel and discounts for students that help keep prices very affordable. Dishes such as peanut chicken and General Tao are noted as tasty choices, and portions are described as huge, so there is often enough for leftovers. The overall impression centers on practicality and consistent quality rather than ambiance, with quick service and good value for money emphasized across the board. This collection of feedback presents Restaurant GUAN as a go to neighborhood spot for those seeking large portions, dependable taste, and budget friendly prices.View restaurant profile
Sandwicherie Sue is described as a lively neighborhood spot that serves delicious beef and tofu vege sandwiches with crunchy bread and fresh fillings, a strong drink selection, and a surprising grocery section with imported drinks and Asian pantry items. The vegetarian options are highlighted, including tasty tofu, mushroom, and eggplant sandwiches, with generous portions that can stretch to two meals, and a casual, friendly, fast takeout experience. The shop also feels like a one stop for groceries and pantry items, making it convenient for kitchen staples. On the downside, several reviews flag the price as high and point to variability in value between locations, with some finding meat portions lighter at times or bread too hard or too soggy if overloaded with sauce. A Beaubien location is noted as having more meat, and the overall impression is of flavorful, fresh ingredients that invite frequent return while leaving room for improvements in texture and consistency.View restaurant profile
