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≈ 1.3 km
Le Mekong is widely praised for flavorful, generously portioned dishes and friendly, attentive service in a warm setting, with standout items across the menu and a terrace that adds to the experience; drinks are well rated and the overall vibe is welcoming for dates or groups, though a few reviews note longer waits and occasional dishes that feel heavy or overpriced.View restaurant profile
Le Mekong
Open until 9:30 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 2 km
Reviews paint T'ami Restaurant as a standout Northern Vietnamese spot in Montreal, where authentic flavors, especially in dishes like banh cuon, bun cha Hanoi, pho, bo la lot, crab rolls, and banh xeo, mingle with generous portions and thoughtful presentation. The warm, cozy atmosphere and welcoming staff give diners a family feel that makes guests feel at home. Many praise the quality and freshness of the ingredients, the variety beyond pho and banh mi, and the option to BYOB which adds value. While a few comments note slower service on busy nights, the hospitality remains praised and apologies for delays are common, with food described as homemade, comforting, and deeply satisfying. The price point is viewed as fair to reasonable for the portion size and quality, and repeat visits are common as guests look forward to trying more of the menu.View restaurant profile
T'ami Restaurant
Open until 9 pmLittle-Italy, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie
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≈ 2.4 km
Sésame is consistently praised for its friendly, efficient service and vibrant atmosphere that suits a pre-show dinner in the Place des Arts area. The menu offers a diverse array of Asian fusion dishes, with well presented plates, generous portions, and flavors that range from savory pad thai to tasty dumplings and soups, plus standout cocktails and desserts that add a festive touch. The setting is described as stylish and cozy, with an appealing terrace and a central downtown locale that makes it easy to pair a meal with an evening show. Guests also note good value for money given the quality, and many return for reliable consistency, quick seating, and attentive service. Occasional comments mention busier nights bringing louder ambiance and longer waits, but the overall experience remains positive and memorable, making this a go-to spot for locals and visitors before or after performances.View restaurant profile
Sésame
Open until 9 pmQuartier des Spectacles, Downtown
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≈ 2.5 km
East Pan Asiatique offers a calm, elegant ambiance and a versatile Asian fusion menu where flavors arrive vibrant and balanced, with generous portions that showcase quality across favorites like dumplings, duck curry, salmon teriyaki and pad thai. The service is consistently friendly, attentive and professional, helping create a warm and welcoming dining experience whether stopping in for drinks, a light lunch or a full dinner. The setting blends refined decor with subtle Japanese inspired touches and a range of vegan and vegetarian options, making it a dependable choice in downtown for meals with family, friends or colleagues. Overall, the combination of tasty food, thoughtful presentation and a pleasant atmosphere invites return visits and makes it easy to plan another visit soon.View restaurant profile
East Pan Asiatique
Modern restaurant featuring elevated Asian dishes & creative cocktails.
Open until 10 pm
Downtown, Golden Square Mile
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≈ 2.8 km
Reviews describe Qing Hua Dumpling as an affordable standout with fresh, flavorful dumplings and a wide variety of fillings, including pork and shrimp, chicken and mushroom, and vegan options, with both steamed and pan-fried preparations and consistently good value for the price. Many note friendly service and a lively, casual atmosphere that suits gatherings with friends or family. There are occasional drawbacks mentioned, such as plates arriving with old sauce residue, dishes not hot enough, or some dumplings seeming frozen and less flavorful. Overall, the dumplings are praised for juiciness and chewy wrappers, and the menu offers quick, satisfying options that make it a go-to for authentic, affordable dumplings in Montreal's Chinatown. While a few reviews point to inconsistency or cleanliness concerns, the consensus remains that Qing Hua Dumpling delivers tasty bites, reliable service, and fair prices, earning it frequent recommendations.View restaurant profile
Qing Hua Dumpling
Authentic Handmade Dumplings Crafted with Love & Tradition
Open until 9:30 pm
Downtown, Shaughnessy Village
Mentioned in: Montreal Dumpling Restaurants Worth a Visit
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≈ 2.8 km
Overall, reviews of Sammi & Soupe Dumpling describe it as a must try for dumpling lovers in Montreal, with soup dumplings praised for being juicy and flavorful in a thin wrapper and a wide range of flavors including pork and chives, leek and coriander, spicy pork, beef teriyaki, shrimp, and vegetarian options. Prices are generally seen as reasonable for the quality and portion size, and service is often noted as fast, friendly, and efficient even when crowded, with staff able to switch between English and French. The vibe is casual and lively in Chinatown, and coming early is advised to beat lines during peak times. Some downsides appear in a minority of visits, such as occasional misorders or delays, brief lapses in attentiveness, and a few reports of flies or other cleanliness issues; a dessert described as overpriced also shows up in a few notes. Several reviews mention that pastry could be a touch thicker or soup amounts variable, but the overall sentiment centers on delicious dumplings, strong value, and a high likelihood of return.View restaurant profile
Sammi & Soupe Dumpling
Delicious handcrafted Xiaolongbao steamed dumplings, a traditional Chinese cuisine.
Open until 9:30 pm
Chinatown, Downtown
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≈ 2.8 km
Reviews of Qing Hua Dumpling consistently highlight fresh, flavorful dumplings with a wide variety of fillings and generous portions. The service is frequently described as professional, attentive, and efficient, even during busy times. Hygiene and cleanliness are often praised, though one former employee's account raised serious concerns about sanitation and management practices. The atmosphere is described as lively and bustling in Chinatown, with some noting that it can be loud and not particularly cozy. Standout dishes include shrimp and chive dumplings, pork varieties, lamb, and the highly praised soup dumplings, with many recommending the chef's surprise or chef's choice as a fun, mixed experience but suggesting to stick to favorites. Value for money and fast service are commonly cited, while a few reviews mention inconsistency across dishes and occasional service hiccups. Overall Qing Hua Dumpling is seen as a reliable go to spot for dumplings in the area, known for freshness and variety and a dining experience that reflects a busy, welcoming neighborhood vibe.View restaurant profile
Qing Hua Dumpling
Authentic Handmade Dumplings Crafted with Love & Tradition
Open until 9:30 pm
Chinatown, Downtown
Mentioned in: Montreal Dumpling Restaurants Worth a Visit
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≈ 3 km
Sammi & Soupe Dumpling is praised by reviewers for its juicy soup dumplings and handmade skins, with many calling them among the best in Montreal. A wide range of fillings is offered, including pork and chives, crab, lamb, beef, and vegetarian options, and diners often mix in chili oil, vinegar, soy sauce, and side dishes like cucumber salad and sesame noodles. The restaurant is described as affordable with generous portions, though it can be busy and small, leading to long lines and seating challenges that often necessitate visiting during off-peak times or making a reservation. Service experiences range from fast, friendly, and efficient to occasional lapses or rudeness noted by some patrons, and the intimate space can feel cramped or not perfectly clean in places. Still, patrons repeatedly highlight the freshness and on-site preparation, the variety of dumplings both steamed and fried, and the sense that the meals are comforting and fulfilling, making it a go-to spot in downtown Montreal and at other locations such as Pointe-Claire for dumpling lovers.View restaurant profile
Sammi & Soupe Dumpling
Delicious handcrafted Xiaolongbao steamed dumplings, a traditional Chinese cuisine.
Open until 10 pm
Downtown, Shaughnessy Village
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≈ 0.3 km
Oncle Lee is described as a vibrant, modern take on Chinese fusion with a lively atmosphere and a menu built for sharing. The duck is repeatedly highlighted as a standout, often described as succulent with a range of accompanying condiments, while other favorites include spicy salmon on crispy rice, scallops with XO sauce, mushrooms with miso beurre blanc, aubergines with peanut sauce, and sesame noodles. Service is praised for attentiveness and warmth, and the overall dining experience is noted as well executed, though some visits experience slower bar service, crowd noise, or compact tables. Ambiance varies from a festive terrace or lounge vibe to a busier indoor scene, with many reviews mentioning a lively, social setting that encourages sharing. Portion sizes and value are described as mixed, with generous sharing plates in some reviews and higher prices or smaller portions in others, while cocktails and saké selections are frequently highlighted and desserts such as French toast and yogurt parfait receive praise. Overall the consensus is that Oncle Lee delivers flavorful, adventurous dishes with strong execution and a strong reason to return to try more of the menu.View restaurant profile
Oncle Lee
Open until 11 pmMile-End
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≈ 0.5 km
Harbin Dumplings draws praise for its delicious dumplings in a variety of fillings such as chicken and coriander, beef and onion, lamb and coriander, and shrimp chicken coriander, with the lamb version frequently highlighted as the best and the kimchi earning high marks, though one note described a server as not very enthusiastic. Service is described as friendly and attentive across multiple visits, the restaurant is noted to be clean, and portions are generous with affordable prices, making it a reliable neighborhood spot. Delivery experiences are mixed, with at least one order scheduled and then canceled with little explanation, leading to disappointment despite the strong food. Overall the reviews point to Harbin Dumplings as a top pick for dumplings and a solid go-to, while delivery hiccups are a notable caveat.View restaurant profile
Harbin Dumplings
Open until 9 pmMile-End, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: Montreal Dumpling Restaurants Worth a Visit
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≈ 0.7 km
Reviews paint Hakka Grill as a standout halal Chinese restaurant in Montreal with a strong Indo-Chinese influence, praised for fresh ingredients, bold flavors, generous portions, and fast, friendly service; popular dishes include Mongolian beef, chili chicken, dynamite shrimp, General Tso, chicken chow mein, and fried rice, with many noting that the bowls come with extra fried rice or sides and that the staff are accommodating for allergies and private seating requests. The atmosphere is described as warm, welcoming, and suitable for family meals or gatherings, sometimes with a fine dining vibe or cozy casual feel. Some criticisms appear, including concerns about price for the portion size, occasional inconsistency in taste or freshness, sauces that skew too sweet or spicy for some palates, and a few comments about space constraints or variable service. Yet overall, the consensus leans very positive, with many patrons declaring it the best halal Chinese option in Montreal, appreciating the attentive staff, cleanliness, and the ability to customize dishes to dietary needs; many indicate they would return and recommend Hakka Grill to friends and family.View restaurant profile
Hakka Grill
Open until 9 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 0.9 km
Reviews of Dumplings Imagine describe a very good restaurant with amazing dumplings and a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. The dumplings are handmade and offered in mixed varieties, with wrappers that have good chew and fillings that are generous, well spiced, and juicy. The chicken and mushroom option is a standout, while other flavors including dumplings with peanut sauce are praised for their succulence. Hot and sour soup and cucumber salad are noted as tasty accompaniments. Takeout is handled thoughtfully with packaging that keeps the dumplings intact, and prices are regarded as great value. Service is described as friendly and attentive, and the small space with simple decor does not distract from the quality of the food. Overall, these reviews point to Dumplings Imagine as a place with consistently excellent food, strong recommendations, and a clear desire to return.View restaurant profile
Dumplings Imagine
Open until 10 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal, Mile-End
Mentioned in: Montreal Dumpling Restaurants Worth a Visit
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≈ 1.1 km
Reviewers consistently praise Petit Poisson Dumpling for fresh, handmade dumplings with a wide range of fillings including pork and chive, beef and coriander, and shrimp, with soup dumplings and pan fried versions standing out and flavors described as authentic and comforting. The open kitchen lets guests watch dumplings being prepared, which adds to the appeal, and the ambience is described as cozy, intimate and inviting with attractive decor. Service is largely described as friendly, attentive and efficient when not overwhelmed, though several comments note that the small, busy space can lead to longer waits, crowded seating, and occasional delays or order coordination issues during peak times. The venue's limited seating and lack of reservations mean lines and patience are common on weekends. Prices are generally seen as affordable with generous portions, and many reviewers say they would return for the dumplings and the overall experience, making Petit Poisson Dumpling a go to spot for comforting, homemade style Chinese fare.View restaurant profile
Petit Poisson Dumpling
Open until 10 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.4 km
Reviewers describe Ravioli Mai Xiang Yuan as a warm, cozy spot with fast, attentive service and consistently tasty food. Dumplings are the highlight, with juicy pork and chive, beef onion curry, vegetarian mushroom varieties, and classic xiao long bao noted for freshness and flavor. The atmosphere is calm and family friendly, ideal for a winter dinner, and the pricing is praised for value, with many mentioning good lunch deals during the week. Service is frequently described as quick and friendly, and drinks such as soju and yuzu tea are appreciated by guests, adding to a comforting dining experience. Some reviews also note generous hours, with the restaurant staying open late on busy nights, making it easy to drop in. Overall the impression is of delicious dumplings, friendly staff, and a welcoming setting that encourages return visits.View restaurant profile
Ravioli Mai Xiang Yuan
Open until 10 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.6 km
Reviews consistently describe 31 Latitude as a refined Chinese dining spot with a thoughtfully curated, smaller menu that makes selection simple and exciting. The food is praised as tasty, well prepared, flavorful and memorable, with standout items like peanut butter dumplings and garlic spareribs and a range from seafood to vegetarian options. Service is repeatedly highlighted as attentive, efficient and friendly, with staff regularly greeting guests, contributing to an overall welcoming atmosphere. Ambience is noted as elegant or classy, with fresh flowers and art enhancing the dining experience. Some reviewers mention higher pricing but many consider the quality worth it and describe good value overall. Overall the reviews present 31 Latitude as a reliable choice for fine Chinese cuisine in a refined, inviting setting, with consistent quality and a memorable dining experience.View restaurant profile
31 Latitude
Open until 9 pmQuartier des Spectacles, Downtown
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≈ 1.6 km
Spicy Noodle is described as a casual spot with a comforting vibe where the service is often friendly and efficient and portions are generous, with praise for authentic, flavorful dishes and attractive presentation. The atmosphere is usually lively and busy in the evenings, signaling strong popularity and repeat visits. However, views on value and consistency vary, with some items criticized for not meeting expectations, including issues like frozen vegetables, dumplings in watery sauce, and dishes not resembling the photos, and a few mentions of extra charges such as for fortune cookies. Despite these caveats, many diners highlight good food, attentive staff, and a dependable, flavorful option in a casual setting. Overall, Spicy Noodle comes across as a well-liked choice that delivers on taste for many, while a minority report missteps.View restaurant profile
Spicy Noodle
Open until 10 pmDowntown
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≈ 1.7 km
Reviews of Mulan Dumpling highlight delicious dumplings with succulent fillings and well balanced flavors, especially the pork and shrimp dumplings and the Xiao Long Bao, along with praise for fresh noodles and satisfying sesame balls. Noodles and other dish options are sometimes wished for to broaden the menu, with notes about a desire for more options such as braised seafood sauce with duck breast or beef and mushrooms. The ambiance is described as cozy, cute, and calm with thoughtful decor that enhances the dining experience. Service is frequently described as friendly, attentive, and efficient, contributing to an overall positive impression. Many comments emphasize good value for money and generous portions, with diners returning for the quality and consistency. A few critiques mention issues such as a problematic delivery order and some dishes that could be improved, including wonton soup with little meat and dumplings with unusual textures. Overall the reviews portray a well loved spot where the food is tasty, portions are satisfying, and the staff create a welcoming environment that encourages return visits.View restaurant profile
Mulan Dumpling
Open until 10 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.7 km
Le Petit Coin Dumpling is described as a small, cozy, family friendly spot near the park with generous portions and a simple, affordable menu that centers on handmade dumplings. Reviewers praise beef and coriander dumplings, pork soup dumplings with coriander, wonton soup, hot and sour soup, and peanut butter dumplings for freshness, flavor, and satisfying texture, with shrimp tempura and spring rolls also frequently highlighted. The General Tao chicken is often noted as a standout, tender and well balanced, though a few mentions describe it as a touch sweet or not perfectly integrated with the sauce. Many visits are described as excellent value and consistently tasty, while some reviews note occasional inconsistency in flavor or dough thickness, or that certain dishes can be overly salty or fatty. The atmosphere is described as cozy and unpretentious, with quick, friendly service and sometimes tight seating. Overall Le Petit Coin Dumpling is seen as a dependable go to for dumpling lovers, delivering hearty portions and solid quality at a good price.View restaurant profile
Le Petit Coin Dumpling
Open until 9 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 2.2 km
Étoile Rouge comes through in reviews as a cozy, unpretentious spot delivering homemade dumplings, fresh broth, and generous portions at affordable prices, with the dumplings repeatedly singled out as the highlight and often described as the best in the city, thanks to their juiciness and well balanced fillings. Noodles and soups are praised too, along with a good vegetarian option, and the overall menu is noted for authenticity and comforting flavor. Service is consistently described as fast and friendly, with staff making guests feel welcome and some reviewers even noting helpful, bilingual assistance with the menu. While there are occasional inconsistencies, such as some dumplings or pan fried varieties not meeting expectations or dishes that can be too salty, the majority of feedback emphasizes quality, homemade feel, and value. A few reviews mention reliable takeout and a warm, casual dining vibe that keeps people coming back, turning a visit to Étoile Rouge into a dependable, satisfying experience that many would recommend to friends.View restaurant profile
Étoile Rouge
Open until 9 pmLittle-Italy, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie
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≈ 2.2 km
Beijing Dumpling draws broad praise for its soup dumplings, especially the juicy pork xiao long bao, and for dishes like the hot sour cucumber salad, with many reviewers noting excellent flavor and very reasonable prices. Takeout and dine-in experiences are described as convenient and consistently satisfying, with fast, friendly service and a sense of a family-run operation. The interior is consistently described as simple and cozy rather than chic, with some comments that the décor could be nicer, but the atmosphere remains welcoming and unpretentious. A few critiques appear, including concerns about dumplings being reheated or the cucumber salad being a touch too garlicky, yet these do not overshadow the overall positive impression. Overall, Beijing Dumpling is seen as a reliable, affordable go-to for dumpling lovers and a spot worth revisiting.View restaurant profile
Beijing Dumpling
Open until 9:30 pmLatin Quarter
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≈ 2.4 km
Reviews describe Le Piment Rouge as a stylish, high-end take on Sichuan cooking, delivering authentic, bold flavors and generous portions with attentive service that suits both casual dinners and celebratory gatherings. Diners often praise the varied menu, the balance of fresh flavors, and the option to pre-order standout dishes such as Peking duck, lobster, or Vancouver crab, while drinks like a mango passion fruit sparkler and a chic, clean setting enhance the experience. Wait times are usually short even when busy, and service is frequently highlighted as warm and helpful, with some occasions noting celebratory touches like singing for birthdays. While many feel the quality justifies the price and call it one of Montreal’s top Chinese restaurants, a few reviews flag occasional drawbacks such as dishes arriving tepid, heavy or sugary sauces, or uneven service. Overall, Le Piment Rouge stands out for memorable dumplings, crispy specialties, and refined presentations, routinely recommended for both intimate meals and larger celebrations.View restaurant profile
Le Piment Rouge
Open until 10 pmParc-Extension, Mile-Ex
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≈ 2.4 km
Reviews of Impression Dumplings describe a go-to spot for flavorful, handmade dumplings in a casual, welcoming setting, with a wide range of fillings including pork, chicken, beef, seafood, and vegetarian tofu options, and different preparations such as pan fried, steamed, and fried that are described as juicy and well seasoned. The atmosphere is praised as cozy, simple, modern, and affordable, with service described as quick and friendly by many, though a few notes mention slower service on busy nights and a slightly cooler ambience. The menu includes soups, noodles, and light sides, and diners highlight customizable sauces and a relaxed, table-side experience. Several reviews call it a standout value for downtown Montreal, noting freshness and made-to-order quality across visits, while a small minority report inconsistent experiences with delivery. Overall, Impression Dumplings seems reliable for family meals, casual outings, or date nights, with many planning to return.View restaurant profile
Impression Dumplings
Open until 9 pmDowntown, Quartier des Spectacles
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≈ 2.6 km
Jardin Du Cerf is described as a dependable, family run spot in the Chinese quarter where fast, friendly service accompanies generous, well seasoned dishes. Dishes like won ton soup, Singapore noodles, chicken with ginger, and chicken fried rice are repeatedly praised for freshness and solid portions, and prices are considered affordable. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, with attentive staff and efficient service for both dine in and takeout; many reviews note easy takeout and call ahead orders. Practical details such as cash only payments (ATM on site) and a BYOB option are frequently mentioned, along with the kitchen's consistency built over more than thirty years and a loyal longstanding team. Overall, the experience comes across as nostalgic, satisfying, and reliable, leaving patrons with a sense of having found a dependable neighborhood favorite.View restaurant profile
Jardin Du Cerf (Deer Garden)
Open until 9 pmQuartier des Spectacles, Downtown
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≈ 2.6 km
Pinophyta stands out as a hidden gem in downtown Montreal with a menu that feels authentically Chinese, featuring clay pot rice, dumplings, Hainan chicken, Dan Dan noodles, and handmade noodles. Reviews describe meals that taste comforting and homey, with generous portions and good value, and praise the bottom crust on clay pot rice and the freshness of dumplings, noodles, and soups. The service is repeatedly described as warm, attentive, and friendly, and the space is clean, cozy, and inviting, making the overall experience welcoming even when crowded. Several dishes stand out across the feedback, including the mouthwatering chicken and century eggs, mushroom and beef clay pot rice, spicy soups, and the dumplings, while some reviewers note variance in flavors or occasional missteps like cold chicken or mixed broth aromas; flavor profiles may skew toward authentic Cantonese or Chinese Canadian tastes. Despite occasional quibbles, the prevailing view is that Pinophyta delivers quality, variety, and value, with many readers planning to return to explore more dishes.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Pinophyta
Open until 9 pmDowntown
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≈ 2.6 km
Fondue Haidilao is described as a lively, memorable hotpot experience marked by attentive service, fresh ingredients, and a generous sauce bar, with guests appreciating clear menu explanations, the in-house noodle show, and the option to tailor broths and ingredients to taste. The atmosphere is festive and interactive, with table side entertainment and occasional birthday celebrations that add extra smiles, though the energy can feel crowded and the pace brisk during peak hours. Guests note the value of the broth variety and the quality of meats and vegetables, and many say the service makes the visit special, often going out of the way to accommodate families and special requests. Price and value are mixed, with some finding it expensive but worth it for the experience, while others warn that the all you can eat format can rack up charges if portions are overserved. Reservations are commonly recommended due to high demand, and the staff are repeatedly praised for warmth, helpfulness, and efficiency, though a few reception or language hurdles are mentioned in some visits. Overall it is regarded as among the best hotpot experiences, delivering delicious food and a high level of service, with the occasional caveat about crowds and cost.View restaurant profile
Fondue Haidilao
Open until 2 amDowntown, Golden Square Mile
Mentioned in: The Best Hot Pot Restaurants in Montreal for an Authentic Experience
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≈ 2.6 km
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
Restaurant Chinatown Kim Fung
Open until 10 pmChinatown
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≈ 2.7 km
Flamme du Sichuan is widely praised for authentic Sichuan flavors, delivering bold, sometimes extremely spicy dishes with large shareable portions that suit groups looking to try many items. Favorites mentioned include the tomato and egg dish, the pea shoot with crispy pork soup, beef tripe and tofu, fried tofu, shredded potato, fried chicken with chili, and kong pao chicken, with udon or other textures noted as appealing touches. The atmosphere is lively and rustic, evoking a Chengdu street stall, and the interior design adds to the authentic vibe. The restaurant is very popular and lines can be long on weekends as reservations are not accepted, though many feel the wait is worth it. Service is consistently described as friendly, helpful, and attentive, and spice levels can be adjusted; portions are generous but a few dishes are criticized for being over salted or for lean meat portions. Overall, it is considered one of the top Sichuan dining experiences in Montreal, a must try for heat-loving diners, even if a few items vary in authenticity or price.View restaurant profile
Flamme du Sichuan
Open until 10:30 pmDowntown
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≈ 2.7 km
Across reviews for Fung Shing, diners describe flavorful, comforting Chinese dishes with generous portions and strong value, with wonton soup, General Tao, and other classics often highlighted as standout items. The service is frequently described as fast, professional, and friendly, and the atmosphere is cozy and unpretentious, a family run feel in Montreal's Chinatown. Many praise fresh, non-greasy preparation and reliable quality, and note that portions are large enough to satisfy big appetites, with takeout also praised for speed and order accuracy. Still a few reviewers report inconsistencies, including an Uber order that was disappointing and certain dishes that felt bland or fatty, suggesting that experiences may vary. Overall Fung Shing is seen as a dependable go-to for authentic Chinese fare in Montreal, delivering notable flavors, quick service, and welcoming staff, even as occasional menu items do not meet all expectations, making it a place to try with a willingness to sample multiple dishes.View restaurant profile
Fung Shing
Open until 9 pmChinatown
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≈ 2.7 km
Kan Bei is described as an authentic Sichuan spot with bold, spicy and well-balanced flavors, generous portions, and quick, reasonably priced meals, with dishes like mapo tofu, boiled fish in chili oil, twice cooked pork, dan dan noodles, and garlic fried ribs frequently praised. Service is commonly noted as friendly and efficient, though a sparse, cold-feeling dining room and occasional kitchen noise appear in some visits. A few items are tagged as not quite cohesive, such as mapo tofu being a touch oily or some dishes tasting bland or overly sweet, but the overall quality, authenticity, and flavor are celebrated as among the best Chinese options in Montreal. The new Peel location is appreciated for its space and atmosphere, while memories of the old Clark Street site are fondly remembered. Overall, Kan Bei is seen as a reliable, flavorful choice with generous portions, good value, and frequent recommendations to return.View restaurant profile
Kan Bei
Open until 9:30 pmChinatown
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≈ 2.7 km
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
Ravioli Mai Xiang Yuan
Open until 9 pmChinatown, Downtown
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≈ 2.7 km
VIP earns praise for generous portions and bold, nostalgic Canadian-Chinese flavors, with many reviews highlighting dishes like Cantonese chow mein, lo mein, ginger lobster, beef with Chinese broccoli, and crispy fried staples delivered with solid consistency; the vibe is described as unpretentious and unflashy with simple decor, sometimes cramped seating, and occasional delays between courses when the place is busy. Service is frequently described as fast, friendly, and attentive, with staff known for making guests feel welcome even during peak hours, though a few experiences mention missing condiments or long pauses. The restaurant is repeatedly hailed as among the best Chinese options in Montreal and in Chinatown, drawing locals and visitors from around the world and filling up quickly, so booking in advance is advised. Some criticisms note renovations would help and a few missteps on to-go orders, such as missing rice, but overall the price for the large portions and generous taste is seen as good value. The overall takeaway is that VIP delivers satisfying, authentic Chinese cuisine with a distinctive Canadian twist, making it a reliable go-to for those seeking hearty, flavorful dishes rather than refined dining ambiance.View restaurant profile
Restaurant VIP
Open until 10 pmChinatown
Mentioned in: Where to Eat the Best General Tao in Montreal
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≈ 2.8 km
Overall, Oh! Dumplings offers fresh, handmade dumplings with generous portions at affordable prices, and many reviews praise the variety and comforting flavors that keep guests satisfied. The menu covers dumplings, noodles, fried rice, and signature dishes like General Tao chicken and mapo tofu, with several notes that the dumplings and sauces are especially flavorful. Service and atmosphere are mixed: some experiences feature fast, friendly service and a cozy vibe, while others report slow speeds, inattentive staff, or even rude remarks about tipping. Cleanliness and ambiance also vary, with notes ranging from a clean, lively Chinatown setting to concerns about water jugs, debris under tables, or a cafeteria-like feel. While some reviewers feel the restaurant leans toward a Westernized or less authentic style, others insist the flavors stay true to Chinese cooking. Nevertheless, many patrons call Oh! Dumplings a reliable go-to in Montreal for big, tasty dumplings, with several items highlighted as must-tries and the value inviting repeat visits.View restaurant profile
Oh! Dumplings
Open until 10 pmDowntown, Chinatown
Mentioned in: Montreal Dumpling Restaurants Worth a Visit
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≈ 2.8 km
Restaurant Jade offers an all-you-can-eat buffet that many reviewers consider good value for money with a wide variety of dishes, including vegan options and favorites like shrimp and dumplings. The experience is clearly variable, with some visits delivering solid, flavorful items while others feel greasy, overly salty, or not fresh and hot. Cleanliness and service are inconsistent in several accounts, with some noting crowded conditions, bathrooms in need of attention, and the need for better dish rotation as the menu shifts since the pandemic. Overall, it is described as casual, family-friendly and budget-friendly, suitable for a large group or a quick fill-up, though not a fine dining experience, and many feel it still meets expectations for the price even if improvements could boost appeal.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Jade
May be temporarily closedChinatown
Review Summary
≈ 2.8 km
Beijing is described as a long standing Chinatown staple offering authentic Cantonese and Beijing style dishes with generous portions and a welcoming, family like atmosphere that makes it a go to for dine in or takeout. Reviews praise the wide menu, the quality of staples like lobster, duck, hot and sour soup, and noodle dishes, and the staff for friendly, attentive service and willingness to customize for vegetarians or allergies. The setting is often noted as clean with good ambience and quick service, and the Cantonese flair stands out from more generic Chinese options. Several comments highlight reliable consistency and value, with many customers returning year after year and praising the owner and staff. On the downside, a number of visits report declines in certain dishes with less beef in beef and broccoli, off tasting or soggy takeout, and higher prices for smaller portions, along with occasional mismanaged service and tipping concerns. Some reviews also mention shorter hours and the restaurant occasionally being busy, yet the overall impression remains that Beijing delivers authentic flavors and generous servings more often than not. In sum, Beijing is viewed as a dependable, beloved choice in Chinatown, offering solid, traditional Chinese cooking and a strong sense of hospitality, albeit with occasional fluctuations in quality and value.View restaurant profile
Beijing
Open until 10 pmChinatown
Review Summary
≈ 2.8 km
Chez Chili is praised for bold, authentic Sichuan and Chinese flavors, with generous portions and good value that keep diners coming back, whether dining in or ordering takeout. The basement setting in Chinatown is described as cozy and lively, and staff are frequently noted as friendly and attentive, though a few visits mention slower or inconsistent service and even a rude moment or two. Dishes commonly highlighted include General Tao's chicken, spicy Hunan options, eggplant with minced pork, salt and pepper shrimp, dumplings, and various beef and noodle dishes, all described as flavorful, fresh, and often spicy with heat that can be dialed up. Some reviewers report the spice not meeting expectations or chili oil absent, and a minority call the prices steep for Montreal, but the consensus remains that the food is delicious, portions are substantial, and the experience is satisfying for spicy craving seekers. Many travelers and locals alike rate Chez Chili as one of the top Chinese spots in Montreal, with several noting it as a go to for authentic flavors and dependable service, especially for groups and families.View restaurant profile
Chez Chili
Open until 10 pmDowntown, Chinatown
Mentioned in: Hidden Gem Restaurants to Uncover Another Side of Montreal
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≈ 2.8 km
Keung Kee is widely regarded as an institution in Montreal's Chinatown, offering a large, affordable Cantonese menu built around fresh ingredients and authentic flavors. Reviews celebrate generous portions and strong seafood and wok dishes, with standouts like razor clams, clams with vermicelli, scallops, beef hotpot, orange beef, and lobster, all described as consistently tasty and reasonably priced. The dining experience is portrayed as lively and unpretentious, with fast service in a busy, sometimes noisy space and decor that is functional rather than fancy. Value and suitability for groups or families are repeatedly praised, though some notes point to uneven or impersonal service, occasional miscommunications about allergens or tipping, and the occasional dish arriving cold or not meeting expectations. The restaurant is also noted for veteran staff, authenticity, and a willingness to accommodate, making it a go-to for those seeking genuine Cantonese cooking at a good price in Chinatown. Some critiques mention plastic table coverings and a strong urge to keep expectations in check about service, but the overall tone emphasizes flavor, variety, and affordability as defining strengths.View restaurant profile
Keung Kee
Open until MidnightChinatown, Downtown
Review Summary
≈ 2.8 km
Reviewers describe Liuyishou Hotpot Fondue as a bustling all-you-can-eat hotpot experience with a wide selection of broth bases, meats, seafood, vegetables, and a well stocked dipping sauces station, plus desserts like soft serve, making it a flexible option for groups or solo diners alike. The ambiance is repeatedly noted as cozy, modern, and spacious with clean facilities, and the service is praised for attentiveness and friendliness, though a few reviews mention slower ordering or varying pace during busy times. The quality of ingredients is frequently highlighted, with many calling the meats tender and the vegetables fresh, and the ability to customize spiciness and sauces is a common draw. While the value is generally seen as strong, several comments point to higher prices and occasional confusion around pricing or promotions. Overall, Liuyishou Hotpot Fondue appears to deliver a robust, enjoyable hotpot experience with wide menu options and consistently positive notes on atmosphere and service, inviting repeated visits.View restaurant profile
Liuyishou Hotpot Fondue
Open until MidnightDowntown
Mentioned in: The Best All You Can Eat Buffets in MontrealThe Best Hot Pot Restaurants in Montreal for an Authentic ExperienceView More
Review Summary
≈ 2.8 km
Reviews of Restaurant Cuisine Cantonaise present a mixed picture: many diners praise flavorful Cantonese dishes, generous portions, fast service, and a casual atmosphere, with standouts such as orange chicken, steamed pork with salted egg yolk, pipa tofu, fried rice, dumplings, and hot pot, and some even calling it a reliable late night option in Chinatown. Yet cleanliness and maintenance are a frequent concern, with reports of poor hygiene, pests, odors, and outdated decor weighing on the experience. Quality can also vary, including complaints about underdone dumplings, overcooked duck, and dishes that taste microwaved or not prepared as expected, along with occasional misfired orders and limited English communication making complaints difficult. Despite these issues, staff are often described as friendly and attentive, portions are large, prices are reasonable, and the restaurant remains a popular pick for sharing meals and casual dining. The overall takeaway is that a meal here can be delicious and satisfying, but the experience may depend on day, dish, and expectations about cleanliness and service.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Cuisine Cantonaise
Open until MidnightChinatown
Review Summary
≈ 2.8 km
Ethan in Chinatown is described as a fast, affordable Cantonese spot with generous portions, quick service, and a wide menu that includes pork dumplings, fried rice, beef with broccoli, General Tao chicken, roasted duck and a variety of dim sum, plus a strong bubble tea lineup making it a solid choice for value and hearty meals. Many reviews highlight consistent tasty dishes and speedy service, though experiences vary by visit; some praise friendly and efficient staff and easy seating, while others report rude or rushed service and a sense of tipping pressure. Hygiene concerns and a lively, noisy atmosphere appear in a few notes, and some dishes are described as not as flavorful or even dry, though others are praised for balance and depth. Despite the ups and downs, the general sentiment is to recommend Ethan for affordable, satisfying meals, especially for groups or takeout.View restaurant profile
Ethan
Open until 10 pmChinatown, Downtown
Review Summary
≈ 2.8 km
Happy Lamb Hot Pot is described as an all you can eat hot pot spot with a wide range of ingredients, from fresh vegetables and seafood to beef and lamb, plus a variety of broths and a generous sauce bar. Reviews highlight excellent value, especially at lunch, with generous portions and a broad buffet of items that can be cooked in a personal hot pot. The atmosphere is described as lively and family friendly, with many noting the fun and engaging setup and the handmade dumplings and wontons as standouts. Service is commonly praised for being friendly and attentive, and many guests return for the quality, consistency, and the ability to customize meals. Some critiques mention hygiene concerns and occasional gaps in table service, as well as a difficult entrance stair and space limitations in busy times. Overall, this restaurant is regarded as a top hot pot in Montreal by numerous patrons who appreciate the variety, the flavorful broths, and the accommodating price, with many planning to return.View restaurant profile
Happy Lamb Hot Pot
Open until 9:30 pmChinatown, Downtown
Mentioned in: The Best Hot Pot Restaurants in Montreal for an Authentic Experience
Review Summary
≈ 2.8 km
Reviews about Malatang Fondue Épicée ZhangLiang show a wide range of experiences. Some diners praise the wide ingredient selection and the price by weight, with combos offered, and a spicy beef broth that is rich and flavorful. Others note inconsistencies such as ingredients not always fresh, occasional undercooked items, or a fishy smell at the self serve area. Several comment on friendly staff who explain the ordering process and assist, while at times service can feel sparse or unfriendly. Reports mention long waits, hygiene concerns, and missteps with water self service or allergen handling, and a few say prices have risen or are less competitive. Despite challenges, many still find the broth authentic and the bowls satisfying, with standout items like certain seafood and a comforting yet customizable concept. Overall, the appeal of selecting ingredients and adjusting flavors remains strong for some, but expectations are not met by others, making this a mixed but notable option for malatang in the city.View restaurant profile
Malatang Fondue Épicée ZhangLiang
Open until 10 pmDowntown, Quartier des Spectacles
Mentioned in: The Best Hot Pot Restaurants in Montreal for an Authentic Experience
Review Summary
≈ 2.8 km
Mon Nan is widely celebrated as a reliable go-to for generous portions of classic Cantonese and Chinese-American favorites in Montreal's Chinatown, with fans praising dishes such as Shanghai noodles, General Tso's chicken, duck, salt and pepper shrimp, chow mein, and ginger lobster, all served hot and in plentiful portions ideal for sharing or taking home. The atmosphere is welcoming and unpretentious, with fast service and attentive staff on busy nights, though some reviews note inconsistent experiences and moments of rude service or tip pressure. Many consider Mon Nan among the best Chinese restaurants in the city, great for groups and family gatherings thanks to large tables and a rotating assortment of dishes. Some criticisms mention higher prices, oilier textures, and occasional lapses such as a forgotten dish or less polished entrances and washrooms, but the overall verdict remains that the food is authentic, flavorful, and generously portioned. Overall this spot is described as a beloved staple in Montreal's Chinatown with a strong following of regulars who keep returning for reliable, comforting flavors.View restaurant profile
Mon Nan
Open until 11 pmChinatown
Mentioned in: A Culinary Journey: The Most Popular Asian Dishes in Montreal
Review Summary
≈ 2.8 km
Reviews of M. Poisson describe a cozy spot with bold, spicy flavors and good value. Diners highlight generous portions on many mains and a menu that blends Sichuan and other Chinese inspired dishes, with several dishes noted for heat and depth of flavor. The service is repeatedly praised as fast, friendly, and attentive, contributing to a welcoming vibe, and the space is described as clean with comfortable ventilation. While the overall sentiment is positive, a few comments point to occasional variability in portion size or authenticity depending on the dish, and a handful of visits are described as average rather than exceptional. The atmosphere, price, and flavor profile together make it a reliable option for casual dining and group meals in the area.View restaurant profile
M. Poisson
Open until 9:30 pmChinatown, Downtown
Review Summary
≈ 2.8 km
MAKAO delivers a stylish, intimate dining experience with bold fusion flavors and a strong emphasis on service. Reviews consistently praise attentive, friendly staff and a welcoming atmosphere, along with chic decor, moody lighting and a vibe that suits dates and celebrations. The menu features Asian and European fusion, with many praising items like ceviche, salmon tartare, crispy rock shrimp, dumplings, and other small plates for freshness and presentation, while a few mains and rice or noodle dishes receive mixed reactions for seasoning or value. Oysters and cocktails are often highlighted as standouts, though some guests note online promotions and menu changes can be confusing. The overall consensus is that the experience is enjoyable and many would return to try more dishes and enjoy the ambiance, even as a minority of reviews point to inconsistency in depth of flavor or portions relative to price.View restaurant profile
MAKAŌ
Where East Meets West
Open until 11 pm
Chinatown
Review Summary
≈ 2.8 km
Overall, reviews of Presotea show a mix of experiences with some standout drinks and some drawbacks. Some find the tapioca pearls unpalatable, likening them to a chewy blob of gelatin, while the rest of the boba is fine. Mango lychee and grapefruit drinks are praised for fresh ingredients, though mangoes may not always be fully ripe and extra syrup can make some beverages too sweet. Fresh fruit is a highlight in several orders, adding vibrant flavor and making the drinks feel refreshing, especially on hot days. A first visit left a positive impression with the tea based drinks and the mango frappes noted as excellent, though the small location can feel crowded while waiting. All tea based drinks are brewed to order for flavor and freshness, and the drinks are frequently described as healthy options compared to typical bubble tea.View restaurant profile
Presotea
Open until 10 pmChinatown, Downtown
Mentioned in: The Best Places to Drink Bubble Tea in Montreal
Review Summary
≈ 2.8 km
Reviewers describe Wonton Express as a simple, unpretentious spot where handmade wontons and soups shine, with the wonton soup praised for its light yet rich broth and plentiful fillings and the sesame and spicy wontons and dumplings highlighted as especially delicious. Portions are generous and prices very affordable, making it strong value for the money. Dishes are made to order, which can mean a wait, but many say the wait is worth it when the food arrives hot and comforting. The atmosphere is quiet and cozy with a minimal setup and friendly service, suitable for a quick lunch, a study session, or a late bite. Some reviews note crowds or slower service during peak times and a few mention cleanliness concerns, but overall the flavors feel authentic and reminiscent of Southern Chinese cuisine, and the place is often described as a hidden gem that keeps guests returning despite the occasional delay.View restaurant profile
Wonton Express
Open until MidnightDowntown
Review Summary
≈ 2.8 km
Noodle Factory is unpretentious in appearance but delivers incredible dumplings and noodles at great prices. Cash only is a common note, yet the fast service and friendly, attentive staff make the visit feel welcoming. Dishes like General Tao chicken and Cantonese noodles, plus fried rice and steamed dumplings, are repeatedly praised for flavor and generous portions. The overall vibe is simple and efficient, sometimes described as a small, cozy spot that can feel busy or a bit old, but the food keeps drawing repeat visitors. While a few reviews mention a touch of salt or wish for a cleaner atmosphere, there is broad consensus on strong value, authenticity, and reliability, making it a go to choice for noodle lovers in the area.View restaurant profile
Noodle Factory
Open until 9 pmChinatown, Downtown
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