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Located on the 9th floor of the Humaniti Hotel Montreal
Open until 11 pm
Downtown, Old Montreal
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Open until 9 pm
Shabu Shabu Kagayaki offers an exceptional dining experience characterized by fresh, high-quality ingredients and a warm, inviting atmosphere perfect for any occasion. Visitors consistently praise the flavorful broths, generous portions, and the variety of meats, seafood, and vegetables available on the menu. The staff is frequently recognized for being exceptionally friendly, professional, and helpful in guiding guests through the cooking process, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable meal. Many guests find the pricing to be fair for the overall quality and quantity provided, often noting the delightful dessert included with set menus. Whether it is a first time visit or a return trip, the combination of authentic cuisine and attentive service makes this restaurant a highly recommended destination.View restaurant profile
Chinatown, Downtown
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Industrial-chic bistro providing ceviche & creative Peruvian entrees, plus signature cocktails.
Open until 10:30 pm
Downtown, Old Montreal
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Delicious handcrafted Xiaolongbao steamed dumplings, a traditional Chinese cuisine.
Open until 10 pm
Chinatown, Downtown
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Authentic Handmade Dumplings Crafted with Love & Tradition
Open until 9:30 pm
Chinatown, Downtown
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Located on the 2nd floor of Humaniti tower Montreal
Open until 10 pm
Downtown, Old Montreal
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Open until 8 pm
Chungchun Kogo Coreen receives mixed feedback, with many customers praising the delicious, crunchy, and customizable nature of the corn dogs while noting that they offer great value. However, concerns frequently arise regarding the limited French language skills of the staff, inconsistent hygiene practices, and occasional service delays. While some patrons enjoy the quick and tasty snack options, others highlight issues with oily food, inaccurate online hours, and an uninviting atmosphere in the small dining space. Overall, the experience varies significantly, as some visitors consistently recommend the food quality, while others are discouraged by the service and operational shortcomings.View restaurant profile
Chinatown
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Open until 8 pm
Buboy is widely regarded as a hidden gem in Montreal, offering authentic and comforting Filipino cuisine that leaves many visitors impressed by the bold flavors and creative twists on traditional dishes. While the atmosphere is often described as cozy and welcoming, with many guests praising the friendly and helpful service, the restaurant is located in a small, tucked-away space that can be tricky to find. Experiences regarding consistency are mixed, as some patrons find the portion sizes and food temperatures to be variable, and others have noted occasional challenges with service flow or order accuracy. Despite these occasional inconsistencies, the majority of diners are enthusiastic about their meals, frequently highlighting the crab rangoon, pancit, and lechon as standout items, and many express a strong desire to return to explore more of the menu.View restaurant profile
Chinatown, Downtown
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Located on the main floor of the Hampton Inn.
Open until 9:30 pm
Chinatown, Downtown
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Open until 10 pm
Pho Cristal MTL is widely regarded as a hidden gem in Chinatown, celebrated for serving authentic, high-quality Vietnamese cuisine at very affordable prices. Many patrons frequent the restaurant for its standout banh mi, which features fresh, crusty bread and well-balanced ingredients, alongside flavorful pho with rich broth and generous portions. The atmosphere is frequently described as cozy and welcoming, complemented by a friendly and attentive staff who contribute to a pleasant dining experience. While the space is small and experiences occasional inconsistencies, the majority of visitors highlight the excellent value, quick service, and consistently delicious traditional dishes, making it a highly recommended destination for those seeking a genuine taste of Vietnam.View restaurant profile
Downtown, Chinatown
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Open until 9:30 pm
Happy Lamb Hot Pot is widely regarded as a favorite destination in Montreal for those seeking an authentic and fun all you can eat dining experience. Guests consistently praise the freshness of the ingredients, the variety of meats such as lamb and beef, and the high quality of the hot pot broths, all offered at a very reasonable price point. The restaurant provides a spacious, bright, and clean atmosphere that is suitable for family gatherings, dates, or casual outings with friends. While some reviewers noted minor inconsistencies in food labeling or a limited selection of vegetarian options, the overall consensus highlights attentive and friendly service, quick buffet refills, and an enjoyable environment that encourages repeated visits.View restaurant profile
Chinatown, Downtown
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Where East Meets West
Open until 11 pm
Chinatown
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Open until Midnight
CoCo Fresh Tea & Juice receives mixed feedback regarding its consistency, as experiences range from highly satisfying to disappointing depending on the specific visit. While many patrons appreciate the friendly service and budget-friendly pricing, others note issues with cleanliness and occasional inconsistencies in drink quality, such as sweetness levels or topping portions. Despite some variations in taste and texture, the tea and fruit shakes are frequently highlighted as enjoyable, with many visitors specifically praising the freshness of the pearls even during late-night visits.View restaurant profile
Chinatown, Downtown
Mentioned in: The Best Places to Drink Bubble Tea in Montreal
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Open until 10 pm
Reviews for Shuyi Tealicious are generally positive, highlighting a wide variety of delicious, high-quality bubble tea flavors that cater to both hot and cold cravings. Many visitors appreciate the fast service and refreshing nature of the drinks, often considering them a staple when exploring the local area. While the majority of customers praise the rich taste and consistent quality, some feedback points to inconsistencies in portion sizes, specifically regarding the amount of toppings, and concerns about excessive ice or occasional menu limitations. The establishment is recognized as a convenient, quick-stop location in Chinatown, although the lack of seating and minor accessibility challenges with the packaging are noted by some patrons.View restaurant profile
Chinatown
Mentioned in: The Best Places to Drink Bubble Tea in Montreal
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Open until 10 pm
Restaurant VIP is widely regarded by patrons as a premier destination for Chinese cuisine in Montreal, consistently praised for its flavorful, authentic dishes, generous portion sizes, and long-standing history. Many diners appreciate the nostalgic, no-frills atmosphere and the attentive service provided by the staff, often highlighting signature items like Cantonese chow mein, ginger lobster, and various dumpling options. While the majority of reviews celebrate the food as some of the best in the city, some customers have expressed frustration regarding occasional omissions of rice with takeout orders and noted that the restaurant can become quite busy and noisy, requiring patience during peak dining hours. Overall, the establishment remains a favorite for families and long-time regulars who value the consistent quality and culinary expertise found in their traditional recipes.View restaurant profile
Chinatown
Mentioned in: Where to Eat the Best General Tao in Montreal
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Bubble tea specialist with a selection of smoothies & cold drinks.
Open until Midnight
Chinatown, Downtown
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Opens Tomorrow at 9 am
Il Pranzetto consistently receives high praise for its authentic, high-quality pizza featuring fresh dough and flavorful toppings. Guests frequently highlight the exceptional service, noting that the staff is friendly, welcoming, and attentive. Whether experienced through catered corporate events or enjoyed as frozen options at home, the restaurant is widely regarded as a top-tier destination for Neapolitan-style pizza in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Chinatown, Quartier des Spectacles
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Open until 9 pm
Sumo Ramen is widely celebrated as a top-tier destination in Montreal, consistently praised for its flavorful, homemade broths and generous portion sizes. Many visitors highlight the welcoming, professional, and friendly service, often noting that the staff goes above and beyond to ensure a comfortable dining experience. The restaurant features a vibrant, warm, and clean atmosphere that has been further enhanced by recent renovations and a convenient location. With an extensive, varied menu that includes excellent vegetarian and customizable options, it remains a favorite for both locals and tourists seeking delicious, affordable, and authentic comfort food in the heart of the city.View restaurant profile
Chinatown
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Open until 7 pm
Pâtisserie Harmonie is a popular destination in Chinatown known for its wide selection of fresh, affordable, and authentic Asian pastries, breads, and buns. Visitors frequently praise the soft textures and generous fillings of items like the bbq pork and pineapple buns, though experiences with cakes and beverages can occasionally vary. While the small, self-serve shop often gets crowded and lacks indoor seating, the efficient service and consistent quality make it a favorite for both locals and tourists seeking a quick, delicious treat.View restaurant profile
Chinatown
Mentioned in: Montreal's Best International Pastry Shops
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Open until 8 pm
Pâtisserie Coco is widely celebrated as a premier bakery in Montreal's Chinatown, offering an extensive selection of fresh, high-quality sweet and savory treats including buns, egg tarts, and mochi. Visitors frequently praise the self-service model for its convenience and the bakery's commitment to cleanliness. While many highlight the delicious and reasonably priced items, some patrons note that experiences with customer service can be inconsistent or occasionally cold. Despite mixed feedback regarding drink sweetness and staffing, the location remains a popular destination for both locals and tourists seeking a consistently tasty and varied selection of Asian-style pastries.View restaurant profile
Downtown, Chinatown
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Open until 6 pm
Patisserie Bao Bao Dim Sum offers a wide variety of sweet and savory steamed buns that are generally praised for their soft, fluffy texture and fresh quality. Visitors appreciate the reasonable pricing, rapid service, and the convenience of the location, making it a popular choice for a quick snack or takeout meal. While many diners enjoy the diverse menu, including options like bubble tea and egg tarts, some note that certain fillings could benefit from more robust seasoning. Despite mixed reviews regarding portion sizes and specific items, the overall consensus highlights a pleasant experience, especially for those seeking an accessible and authentic taste of dim sum in the city.View restaurant profile
Chinatown
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Snug, easygoing destination serving sushi rolls, sashimi & other Japanese staples, plus sake.
Open until 10:30 pm
Chinatown, Downtown
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Open until 10 pm
Reviews for Presotea present a mixed perspective, with many customers praising the freshness of the tea based drinks and the quality of ingredients like real fruit. While some individuals enjoy the vibrant flavors and refreshing nature of the beverages, others report concerns regarding high sugar levels or inconsistencies in fruit ripeness. Operational feedback highlights that the shop space is quite small and occasionally crowded, and there are serious complaints regarding poor customer service and billing issues that have negatively impacted the experience for some patrons.View restaurant profile
Chinatown, Downtown
Mentioned in: The Best Places to Drink Bubble Tea in Montreal
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Open until 9 pm
Nouilles de Lan Zhou is a popular destination in Montreal’s Chinatown known for its authentic, freshly hand-pulled noodles that guests can watch being prepared in the kitchen. Many diners praise the generous portion sizes, fair pricing, and delicious, chewy texture of the noodles, often highlighting the Dan Dan noodles and beef soups as standout dishes. While the restaurant is frequently crowded with long wait times and tight seating, service is generally described as fast and efficient, fitting for a quick meal. Although some reviewers find the broth flavor profiles to be mild or inconsistent, and others mention cramped conditions or mixed experiences with staff interactions, the overall consensus is that the high quality of the handmade noodles makes the visit a worthwhile and satisfying experience.View restaurant profile
Chinatown
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Open until 9 pm
My Canh receives mixed feedback from patrons, with many praising the authentic and delicious Vietnamese soups, particularly the snail soup and the flavorful pho broth. Frequent visitors appreciate the generous portions, affordable pricing, and the calm, welcoming atmosphere provided by the staff. However, some diners have reported inconsistencies regarding food quality, service errors, and frustration over the restaurant's policy of not accepting credit cards. While many consider it a top destination for traditional cuisine, others have expressed disappointment with specific noodle dishes and recent management changes.View restaurant profile
Chinatown, Downtown
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Located in the Holiday Inn Montreal Downtown
Opens Tomorrow at 6:30 am
Chinatown, Downtown
Review Summary
Open until 9 pm
Rubis Rouge - Red Ruby Rouge is widely recognized for its traditional Cantonese dim sum experience, featuring the classic trolley service that many diners associate with authentic, family-style Chinese dining in Montreal. While the restaurant is frequently praised for its generous portions, affordable pricing, and bustling, spacious atmosphere ideal for large groups, the overall experience remains highly polarized. Many visitors enjoy the fresh, varied selection and the consistent quality of the food, whereas others report significant inconsistencies, occasional tasteless dishes, and frustrations regarding slow service. Customer feedback frequently highlights a divide in service quality, ranging from warm and attentive interactions to encounters described as surly or unprofessional, particularly involving billing disputes or mandatory tipping attitudes. While some patrons view the gruff service as part of the restaurant's charm, others express disappointment over language barriers, billing transparency, and perceived declining standards, suggesting that while it serves as a staple for many, the quality and hospitality can vary greatly from visit to visit.View restaurant profile
Chinatown
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Open until 9:30 pm
YiFang Taïwan Fruit The generally receives praise for its delicious drink and food options, with many customers appreciating the ability to customize sugar and ice levels and highlighting the variety of soy based selections. While the staff is often described as charming, helpful, and efficient, some visitors have encountered inconsistent service quality and long wait times. The atmosphere is considered authentic, though the seating area is noted as being quite small, and opinions regarding the balance of flavors and overall value remain varied among patrons.View restaurant profile
Chinatown
Mentioned in: The Best Places to Drink Bubble Tea in Montreal
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World-famous soufflé pancakes
Open until 10 pm
Chinatown
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Opens Today at 6:30 pm
Sans Soleil is widely celebrated as an intimate, subterranean gem in Montreal that perfectly blends a high-end dining experience with a vibrant, clubby atmosphere. Guests consistently praise the exceptional vinyl-only music curation, the top-tier sound system, and the warm, speakeasy-style environment that makes it a premier destination for both date nights and late-night dancing. While the Japanese-influenced small plates and expertly crafted cocktails are frequently described as delicious and flavorful, the venue's popularity often leads to long queues and a crowded, cozy setting. Service is largely highlighted as attentive, professional, and welcoming, though some visitors have noted occasional logistical hiccups or challenges with wait times and seating space during peak hours.View restaurant profile
Chinatown
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Open until 9:30 pm
Pho Bang New York is widely regarded as a staple in Montreal Chinatown, frequently praised for its generous portions, authentic flavors, and affordable prices. Many patrons appreciate the efficient service and the consistent quality of the broth and grilled dishes, making it a reliable destination for comfort food. While the restaurant maintains a loyal following, experiences regarding service vary significantly, with some guests noting a lack of friendliness or issues with atmosphere during peak hours. Potential visitors should be aware that the establishment operates on a cash only basis, which some find inconvenient, though the overall consensus highlights it as a go to spot for traditional Vietnamese dining in the city.View restaurant profile
Chinatown
Mentioned in: Pho in Montreal: The Best Spots for a Comforting Tonkinese Soup
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Open until 10 pm
Kalbi BBQ is a popular all-you-can-eat destination known for its fun, interactive dining experience where guests cook their own meats at the table. Many visitors praise the wide variety of menu items, including flavorful marinated meats, fresh sushi, and various side dishes, which are delivered to tables by unique robot servers. While most reviews highlight the quick service, lively atmosphere, and great value for the price, some diners have noted occasional issues with ambient noise, temperature fluctuations, and inconsistent meat quality or portion sizes. Despite mixed feedback regarding specific pricing policies and potential wait times, it remains a frequently recommended spot for groups and social gatherings in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Chinatown, Downtown
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Open until 9 pm
Fung Shing is widely regarded as a long standing, authentic institution in Montreal Chinatown, celebrated for its consistent quality and welcoming atmosphere. Diners frequently praise the generous portion sizes, reasonable prices, and the variety of fresh, flavorful dishes, with special mentions for the wonton soup, roasted duck, and General Tao chicken. While the décor is often described as simple or nostalgic, many patrons view this as part of its traditional charm. The staff is consistently highlighted for being exceptionally friendly, attentive, and efficient, creating a family-like environment that encourages repeat visits from both locals and tourists alike.View restaurant profile
Chinatown
Review Summary
Open until 10 pm
Restaurant Ethan is widely recognized in Montreal's Chinatown for offering a broad selection of authentic Cantonese dishes, including popular items like Peking Duck, dumplings, and various noodle plates. Many patrons praise the establishment for its generous portions, rapid service, and exceptionally affordable prices, making it a reliable destination for a quick and casual meal. While the dining environment is often described as simple, dated, or busy, many guests find it adds to the traditional atmosphere reminiscent of Hong Kong eateries. Feedback on service and food quality is notably varied, as some diners appreciate the friendly and efficient staff, while others report inconsistent seasoning, occasional hygiene concerns, or dismissive attitudes. Despite these mixed experiences, the restaurant remains a frequent go to for those seeking value, though visitors are encouraged to manage expectations regarding fine dining service.View restaurant profile
Chinatown, Downtown
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Open until 7:30 pm
Café Beans is a cozy and welcoming Vietnamese bistro located in the heart of Montreal's Chinatown, widely praised for its authentic and flavorful banh mi sandwiches, which are frequently described as some of the best in the city. Customers consistently highlight the friendly and professional staff, noting the warm atmosphere and quick service that make the shop a popular local gem. While most visitors express great satisfaction with the diverse menu, including the strong Vietnamese coffee, refreshing matcha, and delicious desserts, opinions on the overall coffee quality occasionally vary. Despite rare concerns regarding operating hours or drink consistency, the general consensus remains highly positive, with many diners eager to return for the fresh ingredients, affordable prices, and genuine hospitality.View restaurant profile
Chinatown
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Exotic cocktail bar in Chinatown
Open until 2 am
Chinatown
Mentioned in: The Best Speakeasies in Montreal: Hidden Bars You Have to Experience
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Open until 10 pm
Mai Xiang Yuan is widely regarded as one of the best spots in Montreal Chinatown for delicious and authentic dumplings. Patrons consistently praise the high quality, freshness, and generous portions of the food, with popular highlights including the juicy pork and chive dumplings, soup dumplings, and a variety of vegetarian options. The restaurant offers a welcoming, cozy, and calm atmosphere, complemented by efficient and friendly service. While the experience is highly recommended for its excellent value, visitors should be aware that the establishment is cash only, though an ATM is available on site for convenience.View restaurant profile
Chinatown, Downtown
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Opens Tomorrow at 7:30 am
Cadence Café is widely appreciated for its beautiful, cozy atmosphere and high quality coffee offerings, including notable flat whites, lattes, and matcha tonics. Many visitors enjoy the food selection, particularly the shio pan and egg salad, while the pleasant decor and music enhance the overall experience. Although most feedback highlights friendly and efficient service, some experiences mention inconsistent staff engagement. Despite minor critiques regarding specific menu items or service interactions, the majority of patrons consider it a delightful addition to the neighborhood and recommend it for its refreshing beverages and enjoyable environment.View restaurant profile
Chinatown
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Open until 9:30 pm
M. Poisson is frequently praised as a go-to destination in Montreal for authentic, affordable Chinese and Taiwanese-style cuisine, with many diners highlighting the generous portions and high quality of their signature spicy fish soups and noodle dishes. While experiences can vary, the majority of visitors appreciate the fast, friendly service and the welcoming atmosphere, often recommending the restaurant for its comfort food and excellent value. Although some guests have noted inconsistencies in portion sizes or personal flavor preferences, the overall consensus points to a satisfying dining experience that makes it a popular stop for those craving fresh, well-prepared meals in Chinatown.View restaurant profile
Chinatown, Downtown
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