Bagel St-Lo comes across in reviews as a cute, cozy spot with a lively vibe and a terrace, where fresh bagels and generous fillings pair with reasonably priced meals and solid coffee. Many praise friendly, attentive service and a welcoming atmosphere, with brunch and breakfast highlighted as strong points, though during busy times the wait can be longer and the space can feel chaotic. Several posts mention high quality ingredients and homemade bagels, and some readers take takeaway bags home; others note occasional dips in quality or inconsistency and the occasional dish coming out cold or misassembled. A number mention vegan or gluten free options and multilingual staff, while a few days are described as off, the overall sentiment remains positive and loyal. Overall this spot is a beloved local staple for bagels and brunch, reliable for frequent visits yet not without the occasional hiccup when crowds hit.View restaurant profile
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Reviews describe Kahwa Café as delivering some of the best sandwiches in Montreal, with fresh house made bread, bold flavor combinations such as kebab, merguez, chicken panko and kafta, and generous portions at very reasonable prices. The atmosphere and service are frequently praised, with friendly staff, quick lunch options, and some locations staying open late. The Verdun location is noted as a welcome addition. A few reviews mention inconsistencies, including excess sauce or onions when requested, occasional miscommunications on takeout, and slower service or organizational hiccups, but the overall quality and value remain highly regarded. Fresh bread and in house sauces are repeatedly highlighted as standout features, and many readers say the sandwiches are consistently flavorful and satisfying, drawing repeat visits.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Chef Tang as a dependable option for quick, reliable Chinese takeout with generous portions and good value, and the service is consistently friendly and attentive. Favorite items like salt and pepper shrimp and chow mein are frequently praised, and some reviews also note Chinese and Thai options. Takeout experience is generally smooth, with many mentioning that ordering directly is easy and convenient, while a few visits have been marred by a misserved dish or inconsistent quality. The overall impression is that Chef Tang offers solid Chinese American fare with a welcoming vibe, large portions, and reasonable prices, and many would return, though a handful of reviews call for improvement on certain orders.View restaurant profile
Dragon de Chine gathers praise for delivering comforting, classic Canadian Chinese dishes with good value and reliable takeout or delivery. The menu favorites include Chicken Soo Guy, Singapore Noodles, Chicken Fried Rice, egg rolls, and peanut chicken, with the won ton soup repeatedly highlighted as a standout. The Singapore noodles are described as excellent and the egg rolls as satisfying, though a few reviews note the egg rolls can be a touch overcooked. The peanut butter wonton combination is praised as a great pairing, and the fried chicken is described as among the best by some diners. One memory mentions pineapple chicken as not perfect and recalls older versions where the chicken came in a red sauce, hinting at changes over time. Overall, Dragon de Chine is seen as a solid option for comforting, familiar Chinese Canadian cuisine, with takeout and delivery recommended and some comments about price or portion size.View restaurant profile
Les Délices De L'Ile Maurice offers a small family-run Mauritian dining experience where the food blends Indian, Creole, and Asian influences and shines with coconut shrimp and fried noodles, all kept affordable through a popular table d'hote with generous portions and a bring your own wine policy. Dishes like fried cabbage with a distinct vinegar garlic sauce and other traditional staples are widely praised for flavor and freshness, while the overall value remains strong. The atmosphere is warm and simple, with attentive, friendly staff, and the place is often described as a true gem with a long history and a welcoming vibe that makes every visit feel special; reservations are recommended since the space is small and tends to fill up. Some reviews note occasional slower service and a noisier dining area, and a few guests feel the cuisine may not tower above all other options, but the consensus emphasizes delicious dishes, consistent quality, and a culinary discovery that keeps bringing guests back.View restaurant profile
Overall, reviews for Mr. Dumpling describe a cosy, small, unpretentious spot with a quiet, pleasant vibe. Dishes such as General Tao and shrimp are commonly praised for flavor, though some diners mention leaving a bit hungry or note better value elsewhere. Peanut butter dumplings are repeatedly highlighted as a standout, alongside fast service and a friendly, courteous staff. The seaweed salad and other dumplings receive consistently good marks, and fresh made dumplings are noted as a specialty. Prices are described as reasonable and service as consistently friendly. A few reviews note the restaurant is very small and calm, a cosy gem. Different languages reflect broad appeal, with diners praising both food quality and the helpful staff.View restaurant profile
New Verdun Restaurant comes across as a local staple with a wide menu that spans Chinese, Canadian Quebecois, Italian and more, offering generous portions and flavors that many reviews praise. Diners note friendly staff and a welcoming, homey atmosphere, making it a good choice for breakfast, lunch or dinner and for takeout or delivery. Standout items mentioned include Chinese dishes, a top notch club sandwich and poutine, and other crowd pleasers like souvlaki plate. While most reviews are positive, a few point to high prices or occasional slower service and long waits, though portions are described as generous and the quality justifies the cost. Overall the consensus is that New Verdun Restaurant is a versatile, dependable spot for casual meals or business lunches, with many returning and recommending the Chinese menu as well as the varied options that reflect the neighborhood.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Plâts De Pates Hong Mère as a standout Chinese restaurant with authentic northern flavors, generous portions, and good value, and many say it is among the best in the area with favorites like tofu with peanut sauce, eggplant, dumplings, and braised pork, while takeout is consistently praised and the staff is often described as friendly. Several comments emphasize the overall freshness and variety, noting that the dishes can taste like home for those familiar with northern Chinese cuisine, and some diners declare the restaurant a go to for gatherings. There are caveats, including notes that some items can be too salty or too sweet, beef and other dishes can have texture issues, and a dish such as pad thai is not authentic, leading some to avoid certain menu items. The ambience in the dining room is described as bright with utilitarian lighting which some patrons dislike, though many are satisfied with the service and the speed of both dine in and takeout. In sum, the consensus is that the food is flavorful and plentiful, with a mix of strong endorsements and constructive criticisms, making it a place many plan to return to and explore more dishes.View restaurant profile
