Overall, reviews of Manchu Wok are mixed: generous portions and courteous service are commonly noted, with the broccoli, General Tao chicken and honey chicken combo described as excellent and very fresh in some visits, while other comments warn that the General Tao and vegetables can be overcooked or soggy and the meal fatty and oily, yet several voices say it delivers exactly what was expected or is by far the best Manchu Wok and worth a detour for some diners.View restaurant profile
Yami Sushi draws mixed impressions across visits. Some reviews praise the freshness and taste, especially the salmon and nigiri, calling the sushi top tier and the prices good for the quality. Other comments note a decline in overall quality, with dishes like general tao lacking sauce and chewy or inedible components, and some maki described as average. Service also varies, with praise for friendly staff and sometimes fast service, but complaints about mistakes, long wait times, forgotten orders, and plates not cleared. The all you can eat option is noted as affordable with generous portions and a favorable experience at times, though some say portions arrive cold and consistency suffers. Overall, Yami Sushi is seen as having strong product quality when at its best, but consistency and on-site dining experience can be inconsistent.View restaurant profile
Les Sables D'Or is described by reviewers as a warmly welcoming spot with attentive, friendly staff and a convivial atmosphere where hospitality is a priority. The cuisine is often praised as delicious with generous portions and good value, including standout dishes like salt and pepper shrimps and Thai fried rice, and lunch specials that come with soup and are notably large. Some notes mention pad thai being served without vegetables, and other dishes show variety in experience, indicating occasional inconsistencies. Service is described as courteous and efficient at times, but there are reports of slow or unreliable service and takeout delays, suggesting experiences can vary by visit.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Dragon Magnifique as offering real Chinese and Peruvian Chinese fusion food with generous portions and a homey, casual vibe. Flavors are found to be balanced and flavorful, blending Peruvian chifa with Chinese styles and occasional Thai or Vietnamese influences. Staff are noted to speak Spanish, and the restaurant feels like a neighborhood chifa where shareable dishes such as chaufa, hunan dumplings, Shanghai noodles, and soo gai chicken shine. Some reviews point to standout items like Kamlu Wantan and Chi Jau Kay that are often worth the trip. A few comments mention decor that lacks warmth and toilets that could use attention, but the cuisine remains strong, fresh, and satisfying, with the noodles sometimes using North American broccoli as a minor quibble. Overall, Dragon Magnifique is seen as one of the few Montreal spots offering Peruvian Chinese chifa, delivering delicious flavors in a casual, unpretentious setting.View restaurant profile
Thanh Thao is described as having a comfortable, quiet dining room with a clean, cozy ambiance and easy on-site parking that suits groups and families. The restrooms are up to standard and the menu features many well known Vietnamese dishes at very reasonable prices. Service is consistently friendly and professional, contributing to an impeccable overall experience. Dishes are flavorful and authentic with generous portions and a wide variety, including banh mi, banh xeo, bun rieu and classic pho, with some reviewers noting comparisons favorably to Hanoi. Many call it a hidden gem and one of the top choices in Montreal for Pho and overall Vietnamese cuisine. Overall, Thanh Thao is seen as a reliable, welcoming spot that delivers delicious food, strong value, and a warm, family friendly atmosphere.View restaurant profile
Overall, Nouilles Etc is widely praised for generous portions, tasty dishes, fast service, and friendly staff, with combo meals offering good value and a chance to sample several items at once. Prices are described as affordable and portions filling, making it a reliable go to for a quick satisfying meal. The ambiance is often described as welcoming and clean, though some reviews note limited seating and occasional concerns about cleanliness in the dining area. Delivery experiences vary, with many orders arriving on time and correct, but a few reports of wrong items or missing components and some critique of ingredients like rice or vegetables. Specific dishes receive mixed feedback, with General Tao, chicken with broccoli, and noodles receiving praise for flavor and size, while some say the General Tao has too much batter or the beef broccoli is undercooked. Overall the consensus highlights solid value, consistent quality, and fast service, with opportunities to improve accuracy and consistency.View restaurant profile
Restaurant St.Aubin is widely described as a welcoming neighborhood spot with fast, friendly service and generous portions. The pizza is the highlight, with praise for the Special St.Aubin and for fresh ingredients, a flavorful sauce, and a traditional crust. The atmosphere is warm and family friendly, and the place is considered a longtime staple with a strong sense of history. Some feedback notes room for improvement, including limited vegetarian options, occasional phone miscommunications, and suggestions such as house-made fries and more craft beer options. Overall, diners express enthusiasm and say they would return, with many calling it among the best pizzas in the area or province.View restaurant profile
