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Explore 4 local dining options. See also: The 10 Best Chinatown Catering Restaurants which are sorted by the highest rated on RestoMontreal.ca or the full list: Chinatown Restaurants.

La Toxica - Chinatown Catering Restaurants

La Toxica

The best tacos in Montreal
 Opens Today at 12 pm
(401)
Chinatown, Downtown
MexicanTacosLatin AmericanGrillVegetarianVegan Options

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Review Summary

La Toxica offers a vibrant, festive atmosphere with authentic Mexican flavors and a focus on shareable favorites. Delicious birria tacos with rich consommé and tender beef are a standout, and the broader taco selection and sides showcase satisfying variety. Drinks, especially margaritas, pair perfectly with the food, and live mariachi nights add extra sparkle to the vibe. Service is consistently friendly and attentive, helping create a welcoming feel whether stopping by for a quick bite or a celebratory meal. All-you-can-eat taco promotions on select nights provide good value for those seeking variety, with portions that are comfortable enough to enjoy multiple picks. Overall, La Toxica is a go-to spot for flavorful fare, great vibes, and enjoyable nights out.View restaurant profile
Ravioli Mai Xiang Yuan - Chinatown Catering Restaurants

Ravioli Mai Xiang Yuan

Opens Today at 11 am
(435)
Chinatown, Downtown
ChineseDumplingsAsian

Mentioned in: Where to Find Cheap Eats in MontrealMontreal Dumpling Restaurants Worth a VisitView More

Review Summary

Ravioli Mai Xiang Yuan is widely praised for its dumplings, described as juicy, flavorful and prepared in a warm, unpretentious setting. A wide variety of dumplings and related dishes, including soup dumplings and shrimp or beef options, are repeatedly called delicious, fresh and affordable, with many reviewers declaring them among the best in Montreal and a must visit for dumpling fans. Cash only is a common caveat for diners, and while service is often friendly and efficient, some notes mention a brisk pace or a pushy tone about reviews. Overall the reviews present a beloved cozy spot that delivers consistent taste and a comforting dumpling experience, drawing locals back again and again.View restaurant profile
Buboy - Chinatown Catering RestaurantsNew

Buboy

Opens Today at 11 am
(211)
Chinatown, Downtown
FilipinoComfort FoodSoupsDesserts & Sweets

Review Summary

Reviews paint Buboy in Montreal as a cozy, authentic Filipino spot that serves comforting, generously portioned dishes at accessible prices. Highlights mentioned across comments include pancit Canton, kinilaw, Kare Kare, lechon, bulalo and pork dishes, with the Kamayan and Boodle Feast experiences noted as especially enjoyable for groups. The new location is appreciated for its fit and homey vibe, with some praise for friendly, guiding service. Most guests report warm hospitality and quick, visible food preparation, though a few dishes arrive cold or are misordered and some visits feel a bit slow. The restaurant is described as a hidden gem by many, with several groups using it for events like weddings, and the cantaloupe juice and other Filipino staples recurring themes. Overall Buboy is seen as delivering flavorful, comforting Philippine cooking that keeps guests returning, despite occasional inconsistencies.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Chinatown Kim Fung - Chinatown Catering Restaurants

Restaurant Chinatown Kim Fung

Opens Today at 8 am
(285)
Chinatown
ChineseSzechuanAsian

Review Summary

Restaurant Chinatown Kim Fung receives a mix of praise and caveats from diners, with many noting fresh, plentiful dim sum and good value that includes a wide assortment of dishes at reasonable prices. Ambience is described as nostalgic and old style, with dim sum carts contributing to a lively experience, though several reviews flag cleanliness issues and bathrooms in need of renovation. Service quality varies widely, with some guests reporting attentive, welcoming staff and complimentary tea and desserts, while others recount rude behavior, pressure to tip, and slow or uneven attention. Menu experience can be inconsistent, with some items not fresh or not available, and vegetarian options described as not ideal by some reviewers, while others emphasize thoughtful recommendations and efficient service that keeps the meal flowing. Overall, the restaurant appears to be a go to for dim sum in Montreal for many, offering strong flavors and a nostalgic vibe, but potential visitors should anticipate variability in service, cleanliness, and menu consistency.View restaurant profile

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