Chinese Restaurants in Montreal

Delicious handcrafted Xiaolongbao steamed dumplings, a traditional Chinese cuisine.

(551)

Saint-Henri, Little Burgundy

Asian Fusion Chinese Japanese Thai Vegetarian

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Review Summary

Sésame comes across as a warm welcoming spot with a lively yet comfortable ambiance, where service is consistently friendly and attentive and the menu offers inventive, flavorful dishes. Dishes such as salmon tartare, ramen, dumplings and poke bowls are frequently praised for freshness and balance, with cocktails and overall dining experience often highlighted as strong points. While many notes celebrate value, generous portions and attractive decor, a few reviews mention noise from ventilation or music, portions that may feel small for the price, and occasional slow service or temperature issues. Overall the sentiment points to Sésame as a reliable favorite for casual meals with friends or family, with guests eager to return and recommend the place.View restaurant profile

Sammi & Soupe Dumpling

(316)

Town of Mont-Royal

Delicious handcrafted Xiaolongbao steamed dumplings, a traditional Chinese cuisine.

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Review Summary

Sammi & Soupe Dumpling earns praise for a bright, stylish space and consistently delicious dumplings, with favorites like xiao long bao and pan fried varieties keeping regulars coming back; the menu is varied, affordable, and includes a satisfying mix of dumplings, noodles, and dessert dumplings. The Royalmount location is noted for convenience, easy parking, and a welcoming atmosphere, while the service is described as friendly and efficient even when busy. The dumplings are described as fresh, flavorful, and well made, with the wrappers thin and delicate and fillings juicy, and the overall experience is often highlighted as a dependable go to for a comforting, shareable meal. The ambiance is repeatedly called cozy and modern, the space clean and bright, and many reviews mention a family friendly and pet friendly vibe, with quick takeout and dine in options. Overall, this spot stands out for its high quality dumplings and consistent experience that many readers say is worth a visit when in Montreal.View restaurant profile

Sammi & Soupe Dumpling

(19)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

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Review Summary

Sammi & Soupe Dumpling serves dumplings that are consistently excellent and draws repeat visits, with the food described as delicious and the staff as friendly. Evenings can be crowded and seating is tight in the small space, and a wait to enter is sometimes needed, but the overall experience remains highly recommended.View restaurant profile

Soba & Sushi Bar - Chinese Restaurants in Montreal

Soba & Sushi Bar

Delicious handcrafted Xiaolongbao steamed dumplings, a traditional Chinese cuisine.

(95)

Côte-des-Neiges

Sushi Japanese Chinese Szechuan Bubble Tea Soups

Review Summary

Reviewers describe Soba & Sushi Bar as a cozy, compact spot with a wide sushi selection and a broad menu that also features Chinese dishes and bowls, all prepared with fresh ingredients and generous portions. The place is appreciated for fast, friendly service and a pleasant dining atmosphere that has benefited from a recent renovation, with clean lines and tasteful seating that makes small groups comfortable. Sushi is frequently praised for freshness and quality, and many orders are highlighted for reliable consistency whether dining in or taking out, with standout dishes like chirashi bowls, poke bowls, and well balanced sauces. Some call it the best sushi in Montreal. The restaurant is seen as a solid value with reasonable prices, dependable delivery, and convenient options for takeout, making it a go-to choice for many regulars. Overall, Soba & Sushi Bar comes across as a versatile Asian fusion spot that consistently delivers flavorful food, thoughtful preparation, and a positive, welcoming experience for diners in the area.View restaurant profile

Sammi & Soupe Dumpling

(690)

Chinatown, Downtown

Peruvian Chinese cuisine in the heart of downtown Montreal

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Review Summary

Sammi & Soupe Dumpling is widely praised for handmade dumplings with a thin skin and juicy, flavorful fillings, from classic pork and chive to lamb and shrimp, with many noting strong vegetarian and vegan options and a standout wonton soup. The menu feels crafted and comforting, with sauces like peanut sauce that many diners love and a variety of bowls and bao to suit different tastes. Dishes are described as fresh, flavorful, and well made, giving a homemade feel even in a fast service setting. The atmosphere is casual and bustling in Chinatown, with quick, friendly service that keeps lines moving and prices that are seen as a great value. While waiting times can be long during peak periods, the consensus is that the dumplings and soups justify the wait. Takeout and dine-in are both popular, with dine-in preferred for the full soup-dumpling experience.View restaurant profile

Chifa

(1186)

Downtown, Old Montreal

Peruvian Latin American Asian Chinese Fusion Seafood/Fish

Mentioned in: Ceviches, Tiraditos and Aguachiles: Montreal's Essential Restaurants From Lima to Montreal: the Best Peruvian Restaurants to Discover View More

Review Summary

Chifa offers a lively Peruvian Chinese fusion that many guests find flavorful, creative, and engaging, with an open kitchen that lets diners watch the chefs at work. The menu is built for sharing, delivering a mix of ceviche, anticuchos, lomo saltado, dumplings, and chow mein, paired with crafted cocktails and attentive service that keeps the atmosphere welcoming. The vibes are described as cozy and buzz worthy, a stylish spot suited for date nights, gatherings, or pre show bites, with friendly staff adding to a warm experience. Some reviews mention that portions can be modest for the price and a few dishes could be spicier or more balanced, yet the overall impression centers on high quality ingredients, thoughtful execution, and a memorable, enjoyable dining journey.View restaurant profile

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Sésame

(880)

Old Montreal

Asian Fusion Chinese Japanese Thai Vegetarian

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Review Summary

Reviews portray Sésame as a warm, elegant Asian fusion spot with a calm, refined atmosphere. The menu is praised for flavorful, generously portioned dishes such as dumplings, poke bowls, Pad Thai, calamari and a standout General Tao, offering good value. Service is frequently described as friendly and attentive, with efficient, considerate staff noted across visits, though a few experiences mention slower pacing during busy times or a louder environment. Overall, the dining experience is described as memorable and inviting, with guests enjoying the food and ambiance and expressing intentions to return.View restaurant profile

Sésame

(3677)

Quartier des Spectacles, Downtown

Asian Fusion Chinese Japanese Thai Vegetarian

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Review Summary

Reviews consistently praise Sésame for delicious and varied Asian fusion dishes, with favorites like pad thai, general tao, dumplings, and poke bowls, plus original cocktails, all served with warm, attentive service. The atmosphere is described as stylish and inviting, with beautiful lighting and a lively yet comfortable vibe that fits well for a night out or pre show dining. Guests note friendly, professional staff, quick and efficient service, and generous portions that feel good value. The location and terrace are repeatedly mentioned as nice features, and the presentation and freshness of the ingredients are highlighted across visits. While a few notes mention busier nights bringing more noise or longer pacing, the overall impression is one of consistently high quality, great flavors, and a welcoming team that makes diners want to return.View restaurant profile

Le Mekong - Chinese Restaurants in Montreal

Le Mekong

Delicious handcrafted Xiaolongbao steamed dumplings, a traditional Chinese cuisine.

(627)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Vietnamese Thai Cambodian Asian Chinese Laotian

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Le Mekong draws praise for its warm, inviting atmosphere, stylish yet comfortable décor, and a terrace that shines in the warmer months. The menu earns frequent acclaim for fresh, flavorful dishes with authentic Southeast Asian and Thai influences, from pad thai and curries to standout ribs and fish and even well crafted cocktails and mocktails. Generous portions and good value appear across many reviews, leaving diners feeling satisfied and ready for another visit. Service is described as friendly, attentive, and efficient, contributing to a welcoming and relaxed dining experience. The venue is noted for cleanliness, a lively but comfortable vibe, and is a great pick for dates or groups; reservations are often recommended. While some reviews mention longer waits or occasional inconsistencies, the overall impression is that Le Mekong offers authentic, delicious cuisine, memorable flavors, and a reliable, enjoyable experience in Montreal.View restaurant profile

Wing Phat

Open until 10:30 pm

(516)

Anjou-St-Léonard, Montreal-East

Asian Thai Chinese Vietnamese Vegetarian Cambodian

Mentioned in: Where to Eat the Best General Tao in Montreal

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Wing Phat is a go to for many diners who praise its flavorful and varied Asian menu, generous portions, fast service, and consistently high quality that keeps guests coming back year after year. The atmosphere is welcoming and the staff are friendly and efficient, and the BYOB option adds value for large groups and celebrations. Reviews describe fresh, tasty dishes across a broad selection, with favorites such as noodle dishes, imperial rolls, soups, and seafood, all offered at prices that represent good value for the portion sizes. The restaurant is noted for its busy, lively vibe and clean, comfortable setting, making it a reliable staple for families, friends, and special occasions. While a few dishes are mentioned as occasionally uneven or pricey, the overall impression is one of dependability, generosity, and satisfying flavors that make Wing Phat stand out in Montreal's Asian dining scene.View restaurant profile

Sammi & Soupe Dumpling

Open until Midnight

(720)

Downtown, Shaughnessy Village

Dumplings Chinese Soups Asian Vegetarian

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Review Summary

Sammi & Soupe Dumpling is repeatedly described as a go-to spot for dumplings in Montreal, delivering hot, juicy xiao long bao and a wide range of fillings from pork and chives to beef curry and shrimp, with many praising the delicate wrappers and flavorful soups and noting that the menu also includes vegetarian options and tasty fried dumplings. The experience is marked by consistency and generous portions, affordable prices, and quick, attentive service, though crowds and lines are common and seating can be tight. Several reviews highlight the spectacle of dumplings being made in front of customers, adding to the appeal, while the casual, lively atmosphere ranges from downtown bustle to a cozy terrace, with some locations described as cramped or busy on weekends. Dishes like cucumber salad and seaweed salad are often recommended, and the dumplings are praised for being freshly made, well seasoned, and served piping hot. While service experiences vary slightly, the overall sentiment across visits centers on high quality, value, and reliability, making Sammi & Soupe Dumpling a standout option for comforting, artisanal dumplings in Montreal.View restaurant profile

Restaurant TiBum - Chinese Restaurants in Montreal

Restaurant TiBum

Bring your own wine and all you can eat menu!

(239)

Little-Italy, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Thai Asian Fusion Vietnamese Chinese Fried Chicken

Mentioned in: Best Thai Restaurants in Montreal

Review Summary

TiBum is a warm, family-run spot in Little Italy known for generous portions, fresh ingredients and a menu that blends Thai favorites with inventive fusion dishes. Guests consistently highlight attentive, friendly service and a welcoming atmosphere, with staff going the extra mile to accommodate dietary needs and offer thoughtful recommendations. The drinks program and desserts often shine, while the food ranges from crowd-pleasing pad Thai and curries to crispy appetizers, chicken wings and vegetarian options, all presented with care. Prices are considered reasonable for the quality, and many reviews note that the owner and team create a personable, lively dining experience with table visits and thoughtful touches. The flavors can skew lighter and more subtle than traditional Thai, which some guests appreciate, while others find certain dishes more bold, but the overall impression is flavorful, satisfying and fitting for a convivial night out in a neighborhood setting.View restaurant profile

Sawadika Festin Thailandais

May be temporarily closed

(1665)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Thai Szechuan Vietnamese Asian Chinese Fusion

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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

T'ami Restaurant - Chinese Restaurants in Montreal

T'ami Restaurant

Modern restaurant featuring elevated Asian dishes & creative cocktails.

(568)

Little-Italy, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Vietnamese Thai Chinese Grill Soups Asian

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T'ami Vietnamese Restaurant consistently impresses with a broad menu of authentic Northern Vietnamese dishes, generous portions and vibrant flavors that evoke Hanoi and comforting home cooking. The ambiance is warm and welcoming, with attentive staff and owners who greet guests, and the bring-your-own-wine policy adds extra value for diners. Dishes like bun cha Hanoi, banh cuon, nem cua be, pho and crispy imperial rolls stand out for bold flavors, textures and thoughtful preparation, with many noting that the kitchen delivers real authenticity and variety. While busy nights can bring longer waits and occasional service hiccups, the overall experience is described as delicious, satisfying and worth returning for. Desserts and egg coffee receive praise, making T'ami feel like a neighborhood gem offering authentic Vietnamese cuisine at generous portions and fair value.View restaurant profile

East Pan Asiatique

Delicious handcrafted Xiaolongbao steamed dumplings, a traditional Chinese cuisine.

(389)

Downtown, Golden Square Mile

Asian Chinese Japanese Thai Korean Ramen

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Review Summary

East Pan Asiatique offers a diverse Thai, Chinese and Japanese menu with fresh, well presented dishes and generous portions, from wakame cucumber salad to dumplings and poke bowls, with vegan options that many guests appreciate. The ambiance is calm and inviting, a chic yet relaxed vibe that suits a casual night out. Service is frequently praised for friendliness, attentiveness, and helpful recommendations, though a few guests mention slower moments or occasional dish inconsistencies. Overall, the combination of flavorful food, thoughtful presentation, and welcoming atmosphere makes East Pan Asiatique a place many would return to.View restaurant profile

Sammi & Soupe Dumpling

(239)

Côte-des-Neiges

Authentic Handmade Dumplings Crafted with Love & Tradition

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Sammi & Soupe Dumpling is a casual, fast, affordable spot where the dumplings are repeatedly praised as delicious and filling, the variety of options is generous, and the service is quick and friendly, prompting many to return again and again. Reviewers note a welcoming atmosphere, a clean space, and a convenient location with good value, with favorites like lamb coriander dumplings, fried dumplings, and wonton soup highlighted. While a few comments mention busy times or occasional menu items being unavailable, the overall impression is consistently tasty food and reliable, friendly staff, making it a comfortable staple for students and regulars alike.View restaurant profile

Qing Hua Dumpling

Authentic Handmade Dumplings Crafted with Love & Tradition

(433)

Chinatown, Downtown

Dumplings Chinese Soups Vegetarian Asian

Mentioned in: Best Dumplings in Montreal

Review Summary

Qing Hua Dumpling is praised for fresh, handmade dumplings with ultra-thin wrappers and juicy fillings, offering a wide menu that covers pork, shrimp, lamb, and vegetarian options. Prices are affordable and portions generous, making it a solid value whether dining in or ordering takeout. Service is fast and the staff are friendly and attentive, contributing to a welcoming vibe even when the restaurant is busy. Many reviews call it a reliable go to spot in Chinatown and note a lively atmosphere alongside consistently tasty dumplings. The soup options and sides like wonton soup and pickled cucumbers complement the dumplings, and the chef's surprises are often well received. While crowds and noise can be part of the experience, the overall experience is described as authentic and satisfying, with many repeat visits.View restaurant profile

Qing Hua Dumpling

(162)

Downtown, Shaughnessy Village

Dumplings Chinese Soups Vegetarian Asian

Mentioned in: Best Dumplings in Montreal

Review Summary

Qing Hua Dumpling earns high marks across reviews for freshly made dumplings with vibrant flavors and a wide variety, from juicy pork and shrimp to satisfying vegan options, with wrappers that are pleasantly chewy and each dumpling served steaming hot and quickly. Diners appreciate the choice between steamed and pan fried dumplings, the strong value for money, and prices that stay affordable for the quality. The dining experience is described as welcoming and efficient, with friendly, attentive service contributing to a warm atmosphere even during busy periods. The setting is cozy and lively, suitable for families and groups, and some notes mention a short wait at peak hours. Many reviewers call Qing Hua Dumpling one of the best dumpling spots in Montreal, with repeated recommendations and positive mentions of the service and hospitality. Overall the impressions point to excellent dumplings, generous variety, reliable speed, and a memorable, satisfying visit.View restaurant profile

Le Petit Coin Dumpling

(254)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Chinese Asian Dumplings

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Review Summary

Le Petit Coin Dumpling is widely praised as a small, cozy, family-friendly spot offering fresh, handmade dumplings in a menu that many reviewers describe as varied and reliable. Diners highlight standout items such as General Tao chicken, beef dumplings, pork and coriander dumplings, peanut dumplings, shrimp wontons, and crispy spring rolls, with several noting that the dumplings arrive hot, flavorful, and generously portioned. The service is repeatedly described as friendly, fast, and attentive, with some compliments about the owner and a warm in-store atmosphere, while takeout and online ordering are also praised for consistency. A few criticisms appear: one version of Xiao long bao was unexpectedly sweet unless cilantro is added, and General Tao sauce is sometimes considered overly sweet or a bit clumsy when dining in or taking out. Some observers mention the space being small and lively, which can be noisy when crowded, but this does not dampen the overall positive impression of quality, value, and the variety of dumpling options that attract regulars and first-time visitors alike.View restaurant profile

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Noodle Factory

May be temporarily closed

(347)

Chinatown, Downtown

Asian Chinese

Review Summary

Noodle Factory is described as a small, cozy, cash only spot in Montreal's Chinatown offering fresh, authentic noodles and dumplings at generous portions and affordable prices. Reviews consistently highlight tasty, well made dishes with standout options like General Tao chicken, Cantonese chow mein, and various noodle soups, along with notes of good value and satisfying, hearty servings. The service is repeatedly praised for being fast, attentive, and friendly, with staff described as polite, welcoming, and patient with families. The atmosphere is simple and unpretentious, not fancy, and the place is praised for clean kitchens and efficient turnover, though a few mentions point to a dated vibe. Complimentary or easily accessible extras such as water with every dish, and occasional condiments, are appreciated. Cash payment is a recurrent caveat, sometimes with ATM nearby, and some reviewers mention the need to come prepared with cash. Overall, Noodle Factory is seen as a reliable, beloved choice for quick, comforting meals and generous portions, a hidden gem by locals that delivers consistent quality and value despite its no frills setting.View restaurant profile

Zesty Cuisine Chinoise

Open until 7:30 pm

Downtown

Chinese Asian Soups

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Le Taklamakan

(96)

LaSalle

Asian Chinese Mediterranean Halal Dumplings

Review Summary

Reviewers describe Le Taklamakan as a small, welcoming spot delivering authentic Uyghur cuisine with generous shareable portions and a focus on handmade noodles and pilaf. The flavors are praised as deeply authentic and often compared with the best Uyghur offerings in Montreal, with many diners enjoying big dishes for sharing and highlighting the housemade cheesecake as a standout. Service is consistently described as friendly and knowledgeable, and takeout receives high marks for reliability and quality. Some criticisms appear alongside the praise, including a lamb dish that was tough or dry, a kebab that could be bland and lean, and noodles that arrive lukewarm; a restroom in one review was noted as dirty. Overall the reviews frame Le Taklamakan as a hidden gem and a top choice for authentic Uyghur cuisine in Montreal, with many patrons planning to return to sample more items.View restaurant profile

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Tong Por Resto-Reception

(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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Mulan Dumpling

(87)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Chinese Dumplings

Review Summary

Mulan Dumpling comes across as a cute, simple place with a calm, well decorated interior that creates a welcoming vibe for solo diners and groups alike. Reviewers praise the friendly and attentive service, the generous portions, and the delicious cuisine, with the dumplings described as succulent and the fillings well seasoned, and the Xiao Long Bao singled out. Noodles and house made noodles get standout remarks, and dishes like General Tso chicken are noted as absolutely delicious. Some guests wish for more gluten free options and more variety beyond the noodles, suggesting additions such as braised seafood with duck breast or beef and mushrooms. Staff are repeatedly described as adorable or extremely friendly, contributing to a positive mood. Desserts such as sesame balls and other small plates like cucumber salad and fried calamari are mentioned alongside soups, with many meals described as tasty and affordable. A negative note appears in one Uber order where the wonton soup had little meat and the pork dim sum caused discomfort, but other visits are rated excellent with quick service and a desire to return.View restaurant profile

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Dynastie

Open until 4 am

(36)

Chinatown, Downtown

Chinese Asian Szechuan

Review Summary

Dynastie is described as offering tasty Chinese dishes with several standout items, late hours, friendly service, and options for private dining, making it a popular late night choice for groups and concerts. Yet experiences vary, with some dishes oily or breaded and hard to eat, inconsistent takeout orders, and occasional miscommunication about substitutions, along with a few reports of overcooked chicken and dry fried items. Service is praised by many but not all, including one instance of a staff member withdrawing tips, which tempered otherwise positive impressions. Overall the restaurant is seen as a reliable favorite for flavor and atmosphere, with recommended items including dumplings, wonton soup, seafood dishes, and beef or pork, while suggesting careful ordering and a bag check upon departure to avoid surprises.View restaurant profile

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Fang Chi

(70)

Saint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest

Review Summary

Fang Chi is described as a small, family-run spot offering solid Chinese fare at affordable prices with generous portions and consistently friendly, accommodating service that can handle dietary requests across multiple visits. Takeout and delivery are reliable options, and the neighborhood feel, homey vibe, and value keep reviewers returning. While most dishes are praised for taste and portion size, a few items are noted as bland or mushy and some say dishes are best enjoyed fresh in person to keep them crispy. Overall, Fang Chi is seen as a hidden gem in the area, appreciated for its quality, consistency, friendly staff, and loyalty of patrons who plan to support it for years.View restaurant profile

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Buffet Chinois Fu Lam

Open until 8 pm

(98)

Anjou-St-Léonard, Montreal-East

Chinese Szechuan

Review Summary

Many diners describe Buffet Chinois Fu Lam as a fast, reliable option for takeout with quick pickup, friendly and courteous service, generous portions, and reasonable prices. The place operates as a counter rather than a buffet, and photos can be misleading, with orders arriving hot and tasting consistent over time. Beef with broccoli is praised for tenderness and seasoning, while some items such as wontons, egg rolls, and certain fried dishes can be greasy, with thick wrappers or overcooked pasta in some combos. A recurring quibble is that chow mein is often swapped for chop suey when ordered, a quirky but persistent issue. Overall, the experience is described as delicious and dependable, with fast service and attentive staff that encourage return for familiar American Chinese flavors.View restaurant profile

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2k Fusion

Open until 3 am

(84)

Villeray-Saint-Michel, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Sushi Fusion Chinese Vietnamese Thai Grill

Review Summary

2k Fusion is described as a dependable go-to for Asian and Chinese dishes, with chicken General Tao, pad thai, and fried calamari repeatedly praised as favorites. Delivery is reported as prompt and service as warm, polite, and patient, reflecting a friendly, family-owned atmosphere. Several reviews highlight long-standing visits by families and celebrations such as birthdays, with mentions of future events at the restaurant, signaling strong loyalty. Small acts of hospitality, like offering drinks to guests and even to a dog, emphasize a generous and welcoming vibe. The reviews show broad appeal across languages, with French comments praising cleanliness and quality alongside English praise of delicious dishes. A sense of personal touch comes through hints that the owner is a gaming enthusiast, adding a quirky, relatable element to the experience. Overall, 2k Fusion is praised as one of Montreal's top Asian spots, with high repeat visits and a strong reputation for tasty food and welcoming service.View restaurant profile

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Mr. Dumpling

(89)

Verdun

Chinese Asian Dumplings

Review Summary

Mr. Dumpling comes across as a quaint, cozy spot with bright windows and a calm, unpretentious vibe, where fresh dumplings with hearty fillings—vegetarian options and peanut butter dumplings in particular—are a highlight, even if one note mentions the fillings can be a bit salty; the General Tao dishes with shrimp are well received. The menu offers good variety at reasonable prices, and service is consistently fast, friendly and courteous, contributing to an overall impression of a great, comfort spot with an intimate dining room and a warm staff. Overall, reviewers praise the tasty food, great flavors and the dependable atmosphere that keeps guests coming back.View restaurant profile

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Cuisine Auntdai

Opens Today at 4 pm

(259)

Downtown, Shaughnessy Village

Mentioned in: Where to Eat the Best General Tao in Montreal

Review Summary

Reviews consistently praise Cuisine Auntdai for authentic Chinese cuisine, with many noting flavorful, well-seasoned dishes and generous portions that are great for sharing or taking home. The dining experience is described as warm and welcoming, thanks to attentive hosts and a friendly staff, and the atmosphere is often called cozy and relaxing with decor that includes a bookshelf and tasteful touches. Value stands out, with affordable prices and big portions making it a top choice for groups. Some reviewers mention occasional downsides, such as a few dishes feeling a bit oily or not as spicy as hoped, and the space can feel tight for large parties, with delivery options sometimes missing certain items. Overall, Cuisine Auntdai is viewed as a reliable, beloved option for traditional Sichuan and authentic Chinese cuisine in Montreal, earning frequent return visits and broad recommendations.View restaurant profile

Aux Sept Bonheurs

Open until 8:30 pm

(64)

Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Review Summary

Reviewers describe Aux Sept Bonheurs as delivering affordable Chinese meals with generous portions and fresh flavors, especially for takeout and delivery. Flavorful dishes are praised, but some items fall short, with chow mein described as more like chop suey, General Tao sometimes very dry, egg rolls with a burnt note, and rice that tastes reheated. Service is often noted as friendly and efficient, and delivery arrangements are appreciated, though a few comments mention slow delivery or a rude driver. Overall, the place appears to be a solid option for value and reliability despite mixed experiences and a quiet dining ambiance.View restaurant profile

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Happy Lamb Hot Pot

(383)

Chinatown, Downtown

Asian Fondue Chinese

Mentioned in: The Best Hot Pot Restaurants in Montreal for an Authentic Experience

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Happy Lamb Hot Pot is described as a spacious, clean restaurant on the second floor near the main intersection of Chinatown in Montreal, with large windows that keep the space bright and a calm, not too noisy atmosphere. The all-you-can-eat buffet offers a wide range of ingredients and a sauce bar, though some labels are mixed up and vegetarian options are fairly limited, with calls for more tofu, veggie dumplings, and meat-free broth bases. Food appears fresh and well stocked, with lamb and other meats praised and the tomato and hot sour broths offering different profiles, even if one broth was noted as underseasoned. Service is generally friendly and efficient, with several staff members highlighted for good, quick service, and prices described as reasonable, making it suitable for family meals, dates, or casual outings; lunch is typically cheaper and birthday freebies are mentioned. A few negatives appear, including a hygiene concern from one reviewer who reported food poisoning, a challenging entrance with stairs, and occasional crowding or a cafeteria-like vibe. Overall, the restaurant stands out for its variety, generous portions, lively atmosphere, and accessibility of sauces and ingredients, making it a popular option for hot pot lovers in Montreal.View restaurant profile

Les Momos

Open until 2 am

(578)

Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG), Monkland Village

Chinese Dumplings Indian Vegan Options

Review Summary

Les Momos is described as a cozy, welcoming spot where the momos are consistently fresh, juicy, and flavorful with fillings ranging from classic chicken and vegetable to Afghani, tandoori, kurkure, and Darjeeling style varieties, often served with homemade sauces that elevate the dining experience. Reviewers praise the wrappers as delicate and handmade and note that the dishes capture authentic street food vibes, delivering comforting, satisfying meals in a homey atmosphere. The best moments come from helpful staff and thoughtful recommendations, though there are recurring cautions about slow service and longer wait times during peak hours, occasional order mix ups, and cleanliness concerns in some visits. Takeout and delivery experiences are frequently praised for reliability and for how issues are handled when they arise, with staff described as friendly and accommodating. Overall, this place is regarded as a standout for momos in Montreal by many, a go to for dumpling lovers and bold desi flavors, worth a visit despite the occasional wait.View restaurant profile

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Yami Sushi

(167)

Anjou-St-Léonard

Chinese Sushi

Review Summary

Yami Sushi is described as a popular all-you-can-eat spot with fresh, tasty sushi and great value, with many reviewers naming the salmon and avocado as standout and calling it among the best in Montreal; the service is frequently praised for friendliness and attentiveness, though the ambiance is commonly described as plain and some visits are hampered by slow or disorganized service when busy. Some diners report a recent dip in quality on certain dishes and question consistency, including issues with General Tao and maki, and a few note changes in ownership or kitchen staff. Takeout and delivery are convenient for many, but there are complaints about ordering platforms, delays, missed items, and lack of easy complaint options, with some orders arriving cold or late. The restaurant is seen as needing renovations and better upkeep, especially in the dining area and bathrooms, yet several reviews remain enthusiastic, highlighting dishes like dragon eyes, nigiri, salmon sashimi, and a strong overall AYCE experience that many would return for.View restaurant profile

Les Saison Bento Chinois / Four Season Chinese Bento

Open until 8 pm

(16)

Downtown, Shaughnessy Village

Chinese Grill Seafood/Fish Asian Vegetarian

Review Summary

Les Saison Bento Chinois / Four Season Chinese Bento is described as one of the few authentic Mainland Chinese style spots in Montreal, with great food and solid service. The atmosphere is not glamorous but homely and comforting, reminding patrons of university days.View restaurant profile

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Oncle Lee Kăo

(66)

Old Montreal

Chinese Asian Grill Soups Szechuan

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Reviewers describe Oncle Lee Kao as a modern Asian fusion spot in downtown Old Montreal with a moody inviting vibe and attentive service. The menu is praised for creative flavorful dishes that blend Asian influences with contemporary flair, with frequent highlights including the duck platter, tofu dip, green papaya salad, crispy chow mein and eggplant, and a variety of seafood and meat plates; vegan and allergy friendly options are noted and the kitchen is willing to adapt off menu. The wine and sake list is well regarded and cocktails are enjoyed, though a few visits mention the ambiance feeling loud and the lighting being dim at times. Overall, diners agree that the experience is memorable, the dishes are beautifully presented and well seasoned, and many say they would happily return.View restaurant profile

Maison Shing Do

(78)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Chinese Szechuan Thai Vegetarian

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Reviews of Maison Shing Do show a generally positive impression of a friendly, welcoming atmosphere with generous portions and solid value, where favorites like Pad Thai and Kung Pao chicken plus General Tso are often cited as tasty and satisfying, and takeout is frequently described as convenient though some feel it tastes better in the restaurant. Service is repeatedly praised as attentive and the staff and family run vibe noted as a plus. Flavor profiles are described as fresh and authentic by many, with standout dishes and consistent quality mentioned by longtime patrons, while others point to variability in preparation, noting that some dishes such as General Tso or fried rice can be bland or sweet rather than spicy and that egg rolls may be small or overpriced. Price is a recurring concern, with some diners perceiving the overall cost as high and suggesting that more diners would visit if prices were lower. Overall, the reviews depict a place that many would return to for its flavorful offerings and warm service, but with caveats about consistency and value.View restaurant profile

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Restaurant Fu Jia

(51)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Chinese Grill Seafood/Fish Soups

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Reviews for Restaurant Fu Jia highlight authentic Northeastern Chinese and Harbin cuisine served in a humble, cozy, and clean setting with friendly, thoughtful staff. The owner is described as nice and the service is consistently welcoming, adding to a pleasant atmosphere. The long menu offers many proteins and vegetables to meet different tastes, and dishes are praised for being flavorful, delicious, and affordable. Several experiences call it a hidden gem in Saint Laurent, with steady quality and generous portions even after a recent change of ownership. Overall, guests say they will return and recommend trying favorites like braised pork belly and Yu Xiang eggplant, noting a satisfying mix of authenticity, value, and warmth.View restaurant profile

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Sun Heng

Open until 11 pm

(22)

Montreal North

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Sun Heng attracts praise for its chicken wings and chow mein, with the chicken described as absolutely delicious and the wings a real highlight. The atmosphere is family friendly and welcoming. A cash only policy is noted as a small inconvenience since cash must be used, but the overall experience is worth it. The proprietor is described as magnificent, adding warmth to the meal. Overall, the reviews emphasize tasty chicken, satisfying flavors, and warm, attentive service.View restaurant profile

Thanh Thao

(115)

Anjou-St-Léonard

Vietnamese Asian Chinese

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Thanh Thao comes through in reviews as a cozy, family friendly Vietnamese spot with a wide variety of dishes, consistently good flavors, and generous portions at reasonable prices. Patrons praise comfortable seating, a quiet clean dining room, easy parking, and attentive friendly service. The menu covers classic Viet favorites along with signature items such as banh mi and banh xeo, with many raving about the bun rieu and other dishes that feel surprisingly authentic and well made. The overall dining experience is described as reliable and welcoming, suitable for groups, families, and casual meals, with several reports of no long waits and a pleasant ambience. Cleanliness and a peaceful atmosphere are repeatedly noted, and the place is regarded as a solid value where quality and quantity meet. In short, Thanh Thao is seen as a standout option in its area, a hidden gem for comforting, well prepared Vietnamese cuisine.View restaurant profile

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Délice Oriental

Opens Tuesday at 11:30 am

(43)

Downtown, Shaughnessy Village

Chinese Asian

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Reviews of Délice Oriental show a generally favorable impression with authentic, fresh and flavorful dishes, generous portions and reasonable prices that compare well with other places; the food is often described as tasty and authentic, with some diners praising spicy or charcoal-grilled dishes and others noting a broad appeal for those seeking oriental flavors in Montreal. Flavor is described as bold in places, while some dishes can be too spicy for certain palates. Service is mixed, fast and courteous at times but sometimes not warm or friendly, and some guests feel tips are higher than deserved. Hours and opening times are a frequent gripe, with multiple reports of closures or mismatched schedules; still, several diners say they would return to try more items and enjoy the sense of open kitchen or direct kitchen-to-table service. Overall, Délice Oriental is viewed as a viable, exciting option for a Montreal dining experience and an invitation to explore more traditional dishes on a future visit.View restaurant profile

Kan Bei

(140)

Chinatown

Chinese Grill

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Reviews consistently praise Kan Bei for authentic Sichuan flavors, bold heat, generous portions, and quick service, with many calling it the best Chinese restaurant in Montreal and noting freshness and reliability over years. Dishes frequently highlighted include mapo tofu, boiled fish in chili oil, twice cooked pork, spicy cumin lamb, kung pao, and crispy noodles with shrimp, and other favorites such as garlic fried ribs and cabbage, while a few items were described as overly oily, bland, or overly sweet with some texture or salt balance concerns. Service is repeatedly described as friendly and efficient, and the atmosphere as warm and inviting, though some diners find the space sparse, the lighting chilly, the tables cheap, or the kitchen noise audible. Location notes include proximity to Centre Bell and a newer Peel Street location, with reviewers saying portions and price offer good value even if some find it a bit pricey for the amount. Overall Kan Bei comes across as a reliable, flavorful spot for authentic Chinese cuisine, popular with regulars and groups, delivering strong dishes and consistent quality amid occasional menu inconsistencies.View restaurant profile

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Shanghai Grill

(7)

Westmount, Downtown

Chinese Asian Szechuan

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Overall, reviews of Shanghai Grill present a mixed picture with some strong positives and notable drawbacks. Generous portions that include rice, appetisers and sides, good value for money, polite and quick service, and a clean, wheelchair accessible setting are highlighted, along with praise for vegetarian and vegan options. On the other hand, several diners report excessive salt in dishes such as fried rice and Pad Thai, with fried rice sometimes described as inedible despite being hot and served in reasonable portions, and at least one soup pairing failing to compensate for the main dish. A number of long-time customers describe the food as delicious and the staff as friendly, setting the tone of a pleasant place that remains a favorite for some. Overall impressions suggest Shanghai Grill can deliver solid experiences but consistency in seasoning would help.View restaurant profile

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Rubis Rouge - Red Ruby Rouge

Located in the Holiday Inn Montreal Downtown

(174)

Chinatown

Chinese Szechuan Breakfast

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Rubis Rouge - Red Ruby Rouge serves classic Cantonese dim sum with cart service and generous portions at approachable prices, drawing praise for authentic flavors, variety, and a spacious, family friendly setting, but reviews also flag inconsistency in taste and timing, with some dishes described as fresh and tasty and others as bland or cold, and service ranging from warm and attentive to slow or curt. Language and billing issues appear in a few visits, and a few diners note a lack of clear menu information in English or French or confusion over substitutions. Overall it remains a go to option for affordable dim sum in Montreal's Chinatown, with several mentions of good value and tradition, while others suggest exploring alternatives for more consistent quality.View restaurant profile

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Buffet Oui & Oui

Opens Today at 4:30 pm

(431)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Chinese Sushi Grill

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Buffet Oui Oui earns generally positive notes for cleanliness, variety and value. Buffet Oui Oui obtient des notes généralement positives sur la propreté, la variété et le rapport qualité prix. Service is often praised as friendly and attentive, though some reviews mention occasional rush and slow drink refills. Le service est souvent salué pour son amabilité et son efficacité, bien que certaines critiques mentionnent des périodes de rush et des réassorts de boissons lents. The food is described as fresh and flavorful when stocked, with a sushi bar and a chocolate fountain as highlights, while some dishes are noted as too salty or lukewarm. La nourriture est décrite comme fraîche et savoureuse lorsqu'elle est bien garnie, avec un bar sushi et une fontaine de chocolat comme points forts, tandis que certains plats sont notés trop salés ou tièdes. Overall, Buffet Oui Oui is seen as an upgrade from the previous buffet in the building, offering good value for groups and families, but experiences vary with occasional inconsistencies and crowding. Dans l'ensemble, Buffet Oui Oui est perçu comme une amélioration par rapport au buffet précédent dans le bâtiment, offrant un bon rapport qualité prix pour les groupes et les familles, mais les expériences varient avec des incohérences occasionnelles et une fréquentation élevée.View restaurant profile

Chez Chine

Opens Tomorrow at 7 am

(12)

Chinatown, Downtown

Chinese Asian Breakfast

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Overall, reviews describe Chez Chine as high quality and professional, with a menu that blends Chinese characteristic dishes with delicacies from Hong Kong and Macao, and an impressive fish fillet cooked in wine that helps create an enjoyable dining experience. The staff are described as very nice and the food as delicious, with the ambiance enhanced by viewing fish in the water as children watch them. Appreciation for child friendly service is noted. The decor is beautiful and the value for money is excellent, with vegetables cooked to perfection and a courteous, attentive server contributing to strong service. Positive notes tend to reference dinner rather than breakfast, which is described as mediocre and overpriced, with cold and aloof service, undercooked potatoes, watery coffee, and dry flavorless French toast. Some reviews feel the restaurant is undervalued, and the overall flavor profile and fish emphasis stand out.View restaurant profile

Oncle Lee

(299)

Mile-End

Chinese Szechuan Asian Soups Seafood/Fish Fondue

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Review Summary

Oncle Lee is widely praised for inventive modern twists on Asian flavors, with standout dishes like duck with condiments, mushrooms, scallops with XO sauce, spicy salmon, and sesame noodles. The menu favors sharing and portions are often described as generous, though some reviews note that prices can feel high for the portion size and that a few sauces are too salty or spicy. The service is frequently described as attentive, knowledgeable, and friendly, and the ambiance ranges from cozy bar vibes to a vibrant terrace and a chic dining room. The terrace and overall atmosphere are highlighted as perfect for social evenings, while busy nights can bring noise and slower bar service. Desserts such as French toast and certain rice cakes receive high marks, and drinks and cocktails are commonly praised as strong. Some experiences mention occasional uneven balance or pacing, but the overall consensus is that Oncle Lee delivers high quality cooking, engaging presentation, and a memorable dining experience that many would return for.View restaurant profile

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