Best Creative, Cafés, Soups Restaurants in Chinatown (2026) - Reviews & Menus

Sammi & Soupe Dumpling

Delicious handcrafted Xiaolongbao steamed dumplings, a traditional Chinese cuisine.

Opens Tomorrow at 11 am

(716)

Chinatown, Downtown

Dumplings Soups Chinese Asian Vegetarian

Mentioned in: Best Dumplings in Montreal Celebrating Lunar New Year 2026 in Montreal: A Cultural and Culinary Exploration View More

Review Summary

Visitors praise Sammi & Soupe Dumpling for handmade, juicy soup dumplings in a variety of flavors, with pork and chives, lamb coriander, and classic wonton soups, all described as fresh and flavorful. The dishes are often highlighted as comforting and well priced, with many noting quick, friendly service and a lively, welcoming atmosphere even when the restaurant is busy.View restaurant profile

Qing Hua Dumpling

Authentic Handmade Dumplings Crafted with Love & Tradition

Opens Tomorrow at 11 am

(442)

Chinatown, Downtown

Dumplings Chinese Soups Vegetarian Asian

Mentioned in: Best Dumplings in Montreal

Review Summary

Many diners praise Qing Hua Dumpling for fresh, handmade dumplings with juicy fillings and thin skins, offering a wide variety from pork and chive to lamb coriander and vegetarian options, plus flavorful broths and satisfying textures. Service is described as fast, attentive, and friendly, the space is clean and welcoming, and while crowds can form, the dumplings made to order make the wait worthwhile.View restaurant profile

Pho Bac

Opens Tomorrow at 10 am

(365)

Chinatown

Vietnamese Soups

Mentioned in: Pho in Montreal: The Best Spots for a Comforting Tonkinese Soup

Review Summary

Pho Bac in Montreal's Chinatown is widely praised as a solid, reliable pho spot with flavorful broth and generous portions at a good price. Diners note fast, friendly service and a welcoming vibe, with extra attention paid to the grilled chicken pho and other menu staples, and there are veggie options as well. While the food is described as delicious and comforting, some visits are affected by a strong odor and an older looking space, and a few reviews report uneven service or disappointing moments, but the majority keep returning for the consistent quality and value. Overall, Pho Bac is a go-to place for pho in the area, especially for XL bowls and a quick, satisfying meal.View restaurant profile

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Terrasse Carla

In the Hotel Hampton & Homewood Suites by Hilton

May be temporarily closed

(350)

Downtown, Chinatown

Creative Fusion French Vietnamese Contemporary/Modern Urban

Mentioned in: Must-Visit Rooftops in Montreal for a Memorable Summer

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Terrasse Carla is known for its stunning terrace view and vibrant atmosphere that make it a top pick for events, drinks with friends, and summer evenings in Montreal. Experiences vary with service and food, ranging from attentive and professional staff to reports of slow service, long wait times, and high prices for a limited menu. The venue's ambiance, music, and scenic backdrop draw crowds, including those hosting bridal showers and other celebrations, though some reviews warn it can feel like a club scene with crowds and limited seating. Overall, the place is praised for the setting and the memorable moments, but diners should expect variability in food quality, service speed, and value, depending on the night.View restaurant profile

Maison Chez Bong

Opens Tomorrow at 11 am

(257)

Chinatown, Downtown

Korean Asian BBQ Soups

Mentioned in: Bibimbap: Our Favorites in Montreal A Culinary Journey: The Most Popular Asian Dishes in Montreal View More

Review Summary

Maison Chez Bong is celebrated as a cozy, authentic Korean spot in Montreal's Chinatown, offering comforting dishes with generous portions and friendly, attentive service that many reviewers describe as warm and welcoming; reservations are often advised because seating can be limited, especially for larger groups, and the place can get busy with wait times that are considered worth it; favorites include bibimbap, kimchi, tempura vegetables, dumplings, tteokbokki, galbi, and fried chicken, with several reviewers noting the addictive kimchi and a few highlighting the seafood pancake and the homey atmosphere; some diners mention long lines but quick turnover and solid value, while a few comments point to minor inconsistencies such as a need for salt in some dishes or tofu in stews that could be stronger, yet the overall impression remains one of authentic flavors, friendly staff, and a reliable go-to for Korean food in Montreal.View restaurant profile

Pho Bang New York

Opens Tomorrow at 10 am

(609)

Chinatown

Vietnamese Soups

Mentioned in: Pho in Montreal: The Best Spots for a Comforting Tonkinese Soup

Review Summary

Pho Bang New York is a bustling Chinatown staple where reviews consistently praise fresh, comforting pho with generous portions and affordable prices; the broth is often described as clear, aromatic, and well balanced, with beef cuts and noodles held to a high standard. The atmosphere is busy and casual, with fast service that keeps up with the crowds, though a few diners report rushed or brusque staff and a cash only policy with an on-site ATM. Many guests call it reliable and authentic Vietnamese fare, sometimes highlighting weekend specials and a strong emphasis on pho that makes it a go-to choice for repeat visits. Some notes warn that space can be tight and the decor simple, but overall the experience is solid, and the food consistently earns strong praise despite the occasional service hiccup.View restaurant profile

Fuwa Fuwa

World-famous soufflé pancakes

Opens Tomorrow at 11 am

(146)

Chinatown

Desserts & Sweets Breakfast Crêpes Café

Review Summary

Fuwa Fuwa is described as a cozy spot with very fluffy, light soufflé pancakes that impress with texture and variety. Reviews highlight flavors like strawberry matcha, tiramisu, blueberry cheesecake, and croffles, plus satisfying coffees and teas; the desserts are praised for being fresh and flavorful, with the pancakes made to order and often served with generous portions. Service is repeatedly noted as friendly and attentive, contributing to a welcoming atmosphere, though some diners find the prices high and the wait times long, and a few menu items or fillings have been critiqued as overly sweet or not worth the price. Overall, it comes across as a standout destination in Chinatown for dessert lovers, delivering a memorable experience even when expectations about value or timing vary.View restaurant profile

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Nouilles de Lan Zhou

Opens Tomorrow at 11 am

(1070)

Chinatown

Asian Chinese Soups

Mentioned in: Where to Find Cheap Eats in Montreal Where to Go in Montreal When You Just. Need. Noodles.View More

Review Summary

Overall, reviews praise Nouilles de Lan Zhou for fresh hand pulled noodles and flavorful broths, the show of noodles being made at the front, and generous portions at a fair price, with many finding the line moving quickly and the atmosphere lively in Chinatown; some diners report rude or pushy service and a tipping expectation, occasional miscommunications about the bill, and a few dishes that lack vegetables or spice, but the noodles and broths are consistently described as delicious and comforting, making it a reliable go to for noodle lovers, especially for Dan Dan and beef Lanzhou noodles.View restaurant profile

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Buboy

Opens Tomorrow at 11 am

(225)

Chinatown, Downtown

Filipino Comfort Food Soups Desserts & Sweets

Review Summary

Reviews describe Buboy as a cozy and authentic Filipino spot where comfort dishes like pancit, lechon, bulalo, kare kare, and kinilaw shine, with many praising bold flavors, generous portions, and a homey counter vibe. The menu is frequently cited for thoughtful twists and a strong sense of tradition, and the service is consistently described as friendly, attentive, and approachable, making for an inviting dining experience even when busy. Some feedback points to the mall location and occasional inconsistencies in temperature or preparation, while others call the price a good value and highlight highlights such as special feasts and standout pancit canton. Overall, the reviews frame Buboy as a noteworthy, often praised Filipino food destination in Montreal with enduring appeal.View restaurant profile

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Fuji Corner

Opens Tomorrow at 12 pm

(85)

Chinatown, Quartier des Spectacles

Asian Dumplings Soups Grill Ramen Burgers

Review Summary

Fuji Corner offers a varied mix of comforting Chinese and related dishes in Montreal's Chinatown, with many finding the ramen and hotpot broth flavorful and the ingredients fresh, and a warm, friendly service from the owners and the chef; yet several reviews mention inconsistency such as overcooked chicken, beef that seemed frozen, and a misleading claim about safe frying options for seafood allergies, while some hotpot experiences felt pricey for the portion; the atmosphere ranges from a relaxed, casual setting to a more lively space with quick service, and the restaurant is often praised for its aromas and authentic flavors, making it worth revisiting for fans of high end Chinese cuisine.View restaurant profile

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Sumo Ramen

Opens Tomorrow at 11 am

(461)

Chinatown

Japanese Grill Ramen Soups

Mentioned in: The Montreal Ramen Guide: Essential Bowls You Need to Try

Review Summary

Reviews paint a picture of Sumo Ramen as a place for delicious ramen with rich broths and customizable noodles, a broad menu including vegetarian options, and consistent, friendly service that is fast and welcoming. The atmosphere is warm and vibrant, with a relocated ground floor space that preserves the core staff and flavors while offering good value and generous portions, though a few reviews note occasional uneven experiences or stronger spice levels and crowded evenings.View restaurant profile

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Café Beans

Opens Tomorrow at 10 am

(80)

Chinatown

Café Pastries

Review Summary

Café Beans is described as a cozy, welcoming spot with a cute vibe and consistently friendly, efficient service. Banh mi is the star for many diners, praised for flavor, freshness, and good value, with a spicy kick pleasing fans; the coffee and matcha are often highlighted as authentic and satisfying, though a few iced drinks can feel watered down. Reviewers note a warm, family run feel and a strong sense of community in Chinatown, making it a reliable place for a quick bite or a dessert like cream puffs, and the overall impression is that Café Beans is a gem worth returning to.View restaurant profile