Delivery Restaurants in Chinatown

Authentic Handmade Dumplings Crafted with Love & Tradition

(716)

Chinatown, Downtown

Dumplings Soups Chinese Asian Vegetarian

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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

Located on the 2nd floor of Humaniti tower Montreal

(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

Shabu Shabu Kagayaki

Opens Today at 5 pm

(172)

Chinatown, Downtown

Japanese Asian Fondue

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

Review Summary

Shabu Shabu Kagayaki stands out for fresh vegetables and high quality meats, versatile broth choices, and generous portions that combine with a quick, friendly service and a welcoming, lively ambiance; the overall experience is described as consistently satisfying with attentive staff, helpful explanations, and good value, though a few visits note slower service during busy times and a broth that may be a bit salty or portions that feel smaller at first glance.View restaurant profile

Restaurant H3

Opens Today at 7 am

(1302)

Downtown, Old Montreal

International Grill Market Regional Seafood/Fish Breakfast

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Restaurant H shines with consistently delicious food, attentive service, and a chic yet comfortable atmosphere that makes every visit feel special. The menu offers thoughtful flavor combinations and generous portions, with standout tasting menus and wine pairings that elevate the dining experience. Guests praise the friendly staff, refined decor, and a versatile setting that works for brunch, lunch, or a celebratory dinner, making it a reliable pick in Montreal.View restaurant profile

Il Pranzetto

Opens Today at 9 am

(25)

Chinatown, Quartier des Spectacles

Italian Breakfast

Review Summary

Customers praise Il Pranzetto for authentic Italian pizza with dough and toppings that taste fresh and true to Italy, along with fast, attentive, and genuinely welcoming service in a warm atmosphere that feels like family. The reviews also note convenient options for takeout or enjoying Neapolitan style pizza at home, high quality frozen pizzas, and overall strong recommendations as among the best pizzas in Montreal.View restaurant profile

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Chicken Plus +

Korean Fried Chicken Comfort Food Chicken Wings

(11)

Chinatown, Downtown

Review Summary

Overall, reviews highlight Chicken Plus + as delivering flavorful chicken with generous portions that are tender and delicious, and describe the sauces as tasty and varied. The dining experience is noted for excellent service and a friendly, helpful staff member who answers questions and even lets customers sample different sauces to help with choices. A convenient box option is praised, especially when eaten fresh, with a suggestion to choose the regular plain box and try the sauces before buying a larger portion. The chicken is described as fried to perfection and the overall experience leaves readers ready to return.View restaurant profile

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Restaurant Chinatown Kim Fung

Opens Today at 8 am

(285)

Chinatown

Chinese Szechuan Asian

Review Summary

Restaurant Chinatown Kim Fung offers a mixed picture with dim sum served by carts not available at all hours but valued when the carts are in use, weekends and brunch being the busiest times, and a wait for a table common; the food is generally good, filling, and offered at reasonable prices, with a range of items including dumplings, tripe with scallion, saucy chicken feet, lotus leaf sticky rice, and other dim sum staples, and some dishes can also be ordered from the menu; the atmosphere evokes a traditional dim sum spot and several reviews praise authentic flavors and generous portions; service is described as attentive and courteous in many visits, sometimes with thoughtful touches such as complimentary green tea and fruit; yet experiences vary with reports of run-down décor, pushy or rude behavior at closing, and pressure to tip, along with slow service, limited dim sum variety, and hygiene concerns like unclean cups and flies; overall impressions range from very good to disappointing, but the venue is still seen as a nostalgic, solid option for dim sum and good value when cart service is available.View restaurant profile

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Pho Bac

(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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Shuyi Tealicious

(45)

Chinatown

Bubble Tea

Mentioned in: The Best Places to Drink Bubble Tea in Montreal

Review Summary

Shuyi Tealicious earns praise for rich milk tea, a wide selection, and fast service that makes it a reliable warm option in cold Montreal weather near Chinatown. It feels like a go to spot that many travelers return to, turning into a little tradition when passing through. The drinks are described as well flavored with good consistency, and the shop is viewed as a reference standard for flavor and combinations, even as a few orders fall short with too much ice or toppings that are missing, such as a taro ball drink with little boba. The pickup and go setup is convenient, with no seating or bathroom, but the overall experience remains a solid bubble tea stop and a dependable pick for a quick treat.View restaurant profile

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Oh! Dumplings

Japanese Sandwiches Poke Bowl

(268)

Downtown, Chinatown

Chinese Asian Dumplings

Mentioned in: Best Dumplings in Montreal

Review Summary

Overall, Oh Dumplings in Chinatown Montreal is described as a lively spot offering fresh, handmade dumplings, flavorful mains, and generous portions at reasonable prices. The menu earns praise for variety and quality, from pork and chives dumplings to General Tao chicken, noodles, fried rice, and soups, with many noting that orders arrive hot and fast when the staff are on the ball. Attentive service helps, and some visits are described as among the best meals with friendly staff and a cozy vibe, but others mention slow service, understaffing, and long waits that dampen the experience, along with a few dishes that fall short such as a cucumber salad that proved too sweet. In short, the restaurant is seen as a strong value for dumplings lovers, delivering authentic flavors, big portions, and a generally positive vibe, with caveats about peak hours and consistency.View restaurant profile

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Hoshi

Opens Today at 11:50 am

(306)

Chinatown

Review Summary

Reviews describe Hoshi as a small, cozy Chinatown spot that serves authentic Japanese fare with generous portions, highlighting katsu dishes like rosu katsu curry and tonkatsu don along with udon and tempura, all at good prices and with very friendly, attentive service. Most plates are praised for flavor, crisp crust, and a good balance of rice and curry, though a few pieces can be slightly dry in the middle or the bottom can get a bit soggy from rice and sauce, and seating is limited with lines at busy times; still, the overall impression is that Hoshi is a tasty, value-rich hidden gem worth returning to.View restaurant profile

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Fleurs & Cadeaux

Snug, easygoing destination serving sushi rolls, sashimi & other Japanese staples, plus sake.

Opens Today at 5 pm

(2255)

Chinatown, Downtown

Asian Sushi Japanese

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Review Summary

Overall, reviewers describe Fleurs & Cadeaux as a high quality, creative Japanese dining spot where sashimi, duck and ramen stand out, and the bar counter offers a front row view of the kitchen while the tasting menu shows thoughtful execution. The ambiance and service are frequently praised, with many noting impeccable wine and sake pairings and a warm, refined atmosphere suited to dates or small groups. However, some guests mention small portions for the price and occasional slow or rushed service, as well as moments of busy or loud dining. Reservations are recommended, seating at the bar can be tight, and the place tends to fill up, but the overall impression is that Fleurs & Cadeaux is a top Montreal pick for a creative, high quality dining experience with a lively yet intimate vibe.View restaurant profile

YiFang Taïwan Fruit The

Bubble Tea Taiwanese Asian Juice Bar & Smoothies

(125)

Chinatown

Mentioned in: The Best Places to Drink Bubble Tea in Montreal

Review Summary

YiFang Taïwan Fruit The is a quaint bubble tea spot with a friendly staff and a wide range of soy-based options, where taro soy oolong is rich and balanced and can be customized for sugar and ice, and the food and drinks are hot and delicious, with the combo offering a small snack. The atmosphere feels authentic with locals and international students, and staff can offer good recommendations, but some visits note a rude employee, long wait times, a coconut latte that tastes watered down and overpriced, and a language barrier since French isn't always spoken.View restaurant profile

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#Teashop Thé aux Perles

Bubble tea specialist with a selection of smoothies & cold drinks.

Open 24HRS

(415)

Chinatown, Downtown

Bubble Tea Tea Juice Bar & Smoothies Gluten-free Options Vegan Options

Review Summary

Teashop Thé aux Perles is praised for fresh, flavorful bubble tea made with quality ingredients and chewy pearls, a wide variety of flavors and toppings, and attentive, friendly service from a hands on owner; many customers appreciate late hours, reliable delivery, and promotions like buy one get one during happy hour, making it a go to spot near Chinatown; while a few reviews note cramped space, occasional inconsistency in pearls or value, the overall impression is that this shop is a standout bubble tea destination in Montreal with consistent quality and a welcoming vibe.View restaurant profile

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Pizzologie

Opens Today at 12 pm

(60)

Chinatown

Italian Pizza Pasta Burgers

Review Summary

Overall, Pizzologie receives strong praise for flavorful pizzas with a dough that is crisp yet chewy and toppings that feel fresh and well balanced, with several reviews highlighting standout options like pepperoni and margarita and noting that the crust is perfectly developed; the service is described as fast and friendly in a welcoming, casual setting, with late night hours frequently mentioned as a plus and some diners saying it’s their favorite pizza in the area. A few comments point out that portions can be small for the price and that wait times can be longer than expected, especially when busy, but most experiences emphasize solid value, great atmosphere, and a reliable, enjoyable pie that invites a return visit.View restaurant profile

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MAKAŌ

Where East Meets West

Opens Today at 5 pm

(437)

Chinatown

Asian Chinese Seafood/Fish

Review Summary

MAKA? is praised as a stylish yet cozy spot with a chic and welcoming vibe, where guests often call the food delicious and creatively balanced and the cocktails and desserts stand out; the service is repeatedly described as attentive and friendly, contributing to an overall strong experience, though a few dishes may lack flavor or depth for the price and there can be waits or crowded seating during peak times; oysters on Wednesdays, standout offerings like bang bang shrimp and lobster fried rice and a refined ambiance make it suitable for dates, group dinners or celebrations, with a vibe that is both intimate and lively; while some experiences vary, the consensus is largely positive and many say they would return to MAKA?View restaurant profile

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Rubis Rouge - Red Ruby Rouge

(181)

Chinatown

Chinese Szechuan Breakfast

Review Summary

Rubis Rouge - Red Ruby Rouge serves classic dim sum with cart service and a range of authentic Cantonese dishes that many reviewers find fresh and flavorful, with generous portions and good value for the price, and the atmosphere is described as spacious and family friendly. However experiences vary, with some diners reporting slow or inconsistent service, dishes that are tasteless or not well seasoned, and occasional menu or order issues. Several reviews highlight strong points like friendly or warm service on good nights and a lively, authentic feel, while others caution that the quality and service are not guaranteed every visit. Overall, Rubis Rouge - Red Ruby Rouge is seen as a popular Montreal option for dim sum, offering solid flavors and value for many, but not without notable inconsistencies.View restaurant profile

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Mon Nan

Opens Today at 4 pm

(396)

Chinatown

Chinese Asian Szechuan

Mentioned in: A Culinary Journey: The Most Popular Asian Dishes in Montreal

Review Summary

Overall, Mon Nan is seen as a reliable and often excellent Chinese spot in Montreal with generous portions, tasty dishes, and a warm, efficient service that many guests praise; favorites include the General Tao chicken, Shanghai noodles, and Peking duck, and the menu is noted for its variety that appeals to meat lovers and vegans alike, with good value for the price despite some comments that certain items are pricey or portions could be larger; while the atmosphere is generally described as lively and friendly, some visits report slow service, occasional misordered dishes or billing issues, and a few criticisms about oiliness or inconsistency, but the consensus remains that Mon Nan is a go to place for a crowd or family or friends sharing a broad range of dishes and is likely to bring guests back.View restaurant profile

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Beijing

(366)

Chinatown

World-famous soufflé pancakes

Review Summary

Beijing is described as a long-standing, family friendly Chinese restaurant in Chinatown Montreal with authentic Cantonese and Beijing dishes, generous portions, and consistently good flavors. The staff are often praised for warmth and speed, the atmosphere is friendly and clean, and takeout and family meals are common. While many reviews praise value and variety, a few note high prices for the portion size and occasional inconsistencies in certain dishes or service, with some guests disappointed by meat textures or changes in quality, but most would return for dependable favorites like duck, noodles, fried rice, and dim sum.View restaurant profile

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Fuwa Fuwa

Desserts & Sweets Breakfast Crêpes Café

(146)

Chinatown

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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CoCo Fresh Tea & Juice

Bubble Tea Juice Bar & Smoothies Taiwanese

(36)

Chinatown, Downtown

Mentioned in: The Best Places to Drink Bubble Tea in Montreal

Review Summary

Reviews of CoCo Fresh Tea & Juice show a mix of enthusiastic praise and occasional disappointment, with several visits highlighting a rich milk tea with chewy toppings when the drink is prepared well, though toppings can vary and some batches taste bland or lack aroma; the strawberry shake with real fruit chunks is notably tasty, late night openings and friendly staff are appreciated, and prices are budget friendly, making it a convenient stop for bubble tea in the area, while some customers wish for more consistent quality and a bit more boba.View restaurant profile

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Chungchun Kogo Coreen

This unfussy eatery serves traditional Chinese dishes such as dumplings, BBQ duck & wonton soup.

(119)

Chinatown

Korean Comfort Food

Mentioned in: Where to Find Cheap Eats in Montreal

Review Summary

Reviews of Chungchun Kogo Coreen show a mix of value, flavor and speed, with praise for sauces, toppings and multiple combinations and for friendly, attentive staff, but tempered by online hours that don't always match in store, occasional long waits and items being unavailable with no substitutions offered. On the positive side, many describe tasty bites, solid value, and options like sweet potato or classic pogo batters, with some praising an original batter and a teriyaki coating. Service is often fast and dishes come out hot, though a few notes mention undercooked pogo or middling service. Several visits are described as enjoyable and worth returning for, including mozzarella with potatoes that are rich and well cooked, while others prefer to eat on the go or outside. Overall, Chungchun Kogo Coreen delivers crunchy, satisfying fast casual bites for fans of corn dogs, with room for improvement in ordering reliability and consistency.View restaurant profile

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Dobe & Andy

(483)

Chinatown, Downtown

Chinese Dumplings Asian

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Review Summary

Dobe & Andy is celebrated for authentic Cantonese barbecue with crowd favorites like roast pork, roast duck and char siu, served in a casual Hong Kong inspired setting that many describe as warm and true to its roots. The menu also offers a solid range of noodles and vegetarian options, with generous portions and prices that many reviewers consider good value. While hospitality and flavor are often praised, a number of visits note uneven service, occasional delays or mistakes and dishes arriving at different times, so a visit can require patience on busy nights though the overall experience remains distinctively tasty and lively.View restaurant profile

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M. Poisson

Chinese Szechuan Seafood/Fish

(170)

Chinatown, Downtown

Review Summary

Overall, reviews describe M. Poisson as offering tasty, fresh Chinese dishes with a large, shareable menu and generous portions, including soups, noodles, and spicy Sichuan favorites, at affordable prices; the food is praised for bold flavors and comfort, with many dishes arriving hot and quickly and the staff often described as friendly and accommodating in a clean, easy to find setting; a few notes mention occasional slower service, variability in portion sizes or heat levels, but the overall impression is a reliable, value friendly spot for casual dining.View restaurant profile

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Patisserie Bao Bao Dim Sum

(65)

Chinatown

Bakery Pastries Sandwiches

Review Summary

Overall, reviews describe Bao Bao Dim Sum as a place with tasty steamed buns and a wide range of sweet and savory options, including congee and noodles, at reasonable prices. The buns are praised for their soft, fluffy texture and flavorful fillings, with several mentions of an appealing variety and quick, friendly service. Takeout and quick bites are convenient, and the setup is seen as a solid option for a casual meal, though some comments note small portions for the price and limited seating, and a wish for later hours.View restaurant profile

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Nouilles de Lan Zhou

(1070)

Chinatown

Asian Chinese Soups

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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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Café Beans

(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

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Restaurant Cuisine Cantonaise

(140)

Chinatown

Review Summary

Reviews describe Restaurant Cuisine Cantonaise as a busy Chinatown staple where flavorful dishes, generous portions and reasonable prices are praised, with noodles, fried rice, dumplings and other Cantonese picks noted as tasty and comforting; the staff is often described as friendly and the service is fast, and the restaurant is sometimes highlighted for being open late with options like hot pot, making it a common spot for groups. However, several accounts raise hygiene concerns, including pest sightings, bad smells and cleanliness issues in the building or kitchen, and some dishes are described as undercooked, reheated or not meeting expectations for freshness. Taken together, the reviews show a mix of strong flavors and value on one hand and caution about cleanliness and consistency on the other, suggesting it can be a good casual choice for a night out but with health and quality considerations to keep in mind.View restaurant profile

Sumo Ramen

(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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Pâtisserie Harmonie

Pastries Desserts & Sweets Bubble Tea

(131)

Chinatown

Mentioned in: Montreal's Best International Pastry Shops

Review Summary

Pâtisserie Harmonie is described in reviews as a busy spot offering a wide range of pastries, breads, and Asian-inspired treats with many fresh options and generally fair prices; customers note friendly and efficient service, a loyal and family-friendly crowd, and a lively atmosphere; the bakery earns praise for variety and quality, with highlights including mochi and various buns while some items such as an almond cheese cake and a vanilla almond sponge with rich cream are described as dry or disappointing and a few visits mention sold out selections; overall the place is well liked and frequently recommended, with many planning to return and valuing authentic flavors, freshness, and good value.View restaurant profile

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Chez Chili

(846)

Downtown, Chinatown

Chinese Asian Szechuan

Mentioned in: Hidden Gem Restaurants to Uncover Another Side of Montreal

Review Summary

Overall, reviews describe Chez Chili as a reliable source of bold, authentic Sichuan and Chinese flavors in Chinatown, with generous portions and good value. The atmosphere is cozy and casual in a basement setting, and service is usually friendly and efficient, though a few readers note moments of rushing or occasional lapses. The menu is wide and varied, offering dishes from Sichuan, Hunan, and other regional styles, with frequent praise for General Tao, eggplant dishes, mapo tofu, and spice that appeals to heat lovers while some items can be a tad salty. Takeout and delivery are consistently praised, and many guests say the food is consistently delicious, making Chez Chili a go to for those seeking spicy, flavorful Chinese cuisine in Montreal.View restaurant profile

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Fung Shing

(223)

Chinatown

Review Summary

Fung Shing is recognized for consistent quality, with wonton soup and spicy beef dishes among the favorites, along with crispy duck and generously portioned plates that make it a reliable choice for families and larger groups; the service is often described as friendly and attentive, the atmosphere warm and casual, and the prices fair for the area, with guests praising authentic flavors, well balanced garlic and ginger notes, and a menu that ranges from dumplings and spring rolls to beef, pork, seafood and vegetable dishes that arrive hot and flavorful; many reviews call it a Montreal classic with a long history and a welcoming staff, while others highlight speedy service and a comfortable setting that feels both traditional and expressive, leading to frequent recommendations and plans to return.View restaurant profile

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Ethan

(443)

Chinatown, Downtown

Chinese Szechuan Asian

Review Summary

Overall, Ethan comes across as a bustling Chinatown staple offering large portions, quick service, and affordable Cantonese comfort with favorites like roasted meats, barbecue pork, duck, dumplings, and dim sum. The menu is praised for value and reliability, with many diners enjoying generous plates and fast turnover, and some hits like congee, red bean ice dessert, and other dishes that evoke a Hong Kong vibe. However, experiences vary: some meat dishes can be dry or underseasoned, dim sum skins can be too thick, and a few visits note inconsistent quality across dishes. Service is described as friendly and efficient at times, but there are reports of rushed or pressured tipping and some negative incidents that left a few patrons reluctant to return. Despite these uneven moments, the restaurant remains a popular affordable option for quick meals and big portions, with the caveat that quality and atmosphere can feel busy and informal.View restaurant profile

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Restaurant Jade

(619)

Chinatown

Review Summary

Restaurant Jade receives mixed feedback, with some diners praising the attentive service and the value of an all-you-can-eat buffet that includes tax and drinks, while others lament uneven food quality, greasy or dry items, and a shrinking variety compared to before the pandemic. Standout dishes like pork ribs, shrimp, dumplings, and spring rolls appear in many reviews, but concerns about oiliness, overcooked fried items, and inconsistent temperatures persist. The decor is described as dated and cleanliness and bathrooms are cited as problems by some, though others find the casual, family-friendly vibe and affordable price acceptable. Taken together, the reviews suggest Restaurant Jade is a budget-friendly option that delivers generous portions and variety for the price, but with noticeable inconsistencies in quality and upkeep.View restaurant profile

Keung Kee

(451)

Chinatown, Downtown

Chinese Szechuan

Review Summary

Keung Kee is seen as an institution for Cantonese cuisine in Chinatown, delivering authentic flavors with generous portions and many dishes that come out fast and hot, especially seafood and beef chow fun, making it a reliable and affordable choice in Montreal; the experience is a mix of praise for tasty, well prepared food and occasional complaints about service, with comments ranging from friendly and efficient to rude or impersonal, and a few notes that some dishes can be salty or the dining room is not fancy, though the lively atmosphere and consistent value keep many returning.View restaurant profile

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Poincaré Chinatown

Opens Today at 4 pm

(232)

Downtown, Chinatown

Market Grill Salads Seafood/Fish

Mentioned in: 17 Restaurants with Amazing Views in Greater Montreal Must-Visit Rooftops in Montreal for a Memorable Summer View More

Review Summary

Reviews describe Poincaré Chinatown as a lively, stylish bar with a standout beer program, including Kölsch on tap and inventive pouring, a warm atmosphere and a charming terrace, and a decor that blends modern touches with neighborhood flair, with the ambiance and drinks frequently praised as a great fit for groups or a relaxed evening, while food is enjoyed but not consistently on par with the drinks, portions can feel small for the price, and a few guests note issues such as excessive foam, uneven service, or limited dessert options, and despite these caveats the place is seen as a welcoming fermentation focused experience that pairs well with social evenings in downtown Montreal.View restaurant profile

Kalbi BBQ

Pastries Desserts & Sweets Chinese

(721)

Chinatown, Downtown

Korean BBQ Sushi Asian

Mentioned in: Where to Eat the Best Korean BBQ in Montreal

Review Summary

Kalbi BBQ draws a mix of impressions, with fast service and a vibrant, crowd-friendly ambiance that many reviewers enjoy, especially the all-you-can-eat format that offers a wide range of meats and sushi, and the playful robot servers that add fun to the meal. The dining experience is often described as value for money and easy to share with friends, with convenient ordering and efficient cooking at the table. On the other hand, some guests note inconsistent freshness, items that are missing or priced extra (like certain desserts or lettuce), and price-to-value concerns, along with reports of high noise levels, heat or cold pockets, and occasional delays or seating issues. Overall Kalbi BBQ is seen as a fun, energetic option with good service and solid variety, but not every visit meets expectations in freshness, comfort, or pricing.View restaurant profile

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Pâtisserie Coco

Opens Today at 9 am

(149)

Downtown, Chinatown

Review Summary

Reviews describe Pâtisserie Coco as a busy Chinatown staple with a wide, fresh selection of pastries, buns, and sweet treats at affordable prices. Dishes like cheese bread, coconut custard pastries, mango mochi, and pork buns are repeatedly praised for quality and flavor, with items often noted as well presented and reasonably priced. The self service setup with trays and tongs helps crowds move quickly, though the shop can get very busy and a few comments mention variable service. Overall, the variety, freshness, and value receive strong praise, with notes that bubble tea or taro milk tea can be a touch sweet and seating is limited, but it remains a top Chinatown Montreal pick.View restaurant profile

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Pho Cristal MTL

Bubble Tea Tea Juice Bar & Smoothies Desserts & Sweets

(221)

Downtown, Chinatown

Vietnamese Asian Bubble Tea

Review Summary

Pho Cristal MTL is praised for authentic Vietnamese staples at great value, with banh mi made from fresh bread and quality ingredients, and pho and vermicelli dishes that reviewers rate highly for the broth and flavor. The atmosphere is consistently described as cozy and welcoming with friendly staff, and portions are generous. Some reviews note occasional slow service in busy times, a small space, and instances of cash payments being preferred, as well as occasional comments about salt or MSG in the broth. Overall, Pho Cristal MTL is seen as a reliable affordable option for tasty, comforting Vietnamese fare with strong banh mi and pho that encourage return visits.View restaurant profile

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Dynastie

Open until 3 am

(43)

Chinatown, Downtown

Chinese Asian Szechuan

Review Summary

Dynastie offers late-night Cantonese dining with tasty, reasonably priced dishes and a focus on seafood and dumplings, with many reviewers praising the food and the friendly service, while some experiences note inconsistency, oily beef, occasionally overcooked chicken, and occasional tensions around service and tipping temper the overall impression; highlights include lobster, salt-and-pepper shrimp and squid, fried fish with soy sauce, eggplant with Japanese tofu, snow pea leaves and wonton soup, and the place is described as a Montreal late-night staple and a hidden gem for late-night cravings, with open hours that suit groups who should consider reservations, though careful ordering and transparency about prices are advised due to mixed experiences and occasional takeout misfires.View restaurant profile

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My Canh

Opens Today at 10:30 am

(116)

Chinatown, Downtown

Vietnamese Asian

Review Summary

Patrons describe My Canh on Saint Laurent as an authentic Vietnamese spot with generous portions and a mix of comforting classics. The soups are a standout, with the snail pho and other varieties praised for depth and flavor. Spring rolls, as well as grilled dishes and the General Tao, appear across reviews. Portions are described as generous and prices as reasonable. The service is noted as attentive and friendly, with diners feeling welcomed and able to take their time. Some visits highlight cash only payments and occasional mismatches between orders and what arrives. Overall, My Canh is viewed as a reliable, affordable choice for soups and Vietnamese favorites, with strong broth and memorable flavors.View restaurant profile

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L2 Bubbletea

Opens Today at 10:30 am

(77)

Downtown, Chinatown

Mentioned in: The Best Places to Drink Bubble Tea in Montreal

Review Summary

Overall, L2 Bubbletea offers a wide variety of teas and a cozy space to hang out, with generally good service and some helpful staff who offered to remake a drink or suggest sakura pearls; however, some experiences were less positive, including a pumpkin tea that tasted like tea but had no pumpkin flavor and was overly sweet, a night staff member described as rude, and minor issues like fruit flies in the area. A milk tea with tapioca is often recommended, and the taro option has mixed reception among customers.View restaurant profile

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Ravioli Mai Xiang Yuan

(544)

Chinatown, Downtown

Chinese Dumplings Asian

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Review Summary

Mai Xiang Yuan is widely praised for delicious, juicy dumplings with a wide range of fillings, including pork and chive, lamb and cilantro, beef and onion, and plenty of vegetarian options, plus soups and fried varieties that are typically hot and freshly made, served with tasty dipping sauces. Service is described as fast and friendly, the atmosphere as calm and welcoming, and portions as generous with good value for money, making it a go-to spot for dumpling lovers. The cash only policy is a frequent note and may require planning, sometimes with an on site ATM, while a few visits mention issues like cleanliness or service tone, but overall the reviews are positive and many say they will return.View restaurant profile

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Buboy

Filipino Comfort Food Soups Desserts & Sweets

(225)

Chinatown, Downtown

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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Tiramisu

Located on the main floor of the Hampton Inn.

(1289)

Chinatown, Downtown

Italian Japanese Fusion Pizza Pasta

Review Summary

Reviews describe Tiramisu as a stylish, welcoming venue with a warm, lively atmosphere and consistently attentive service, where guests enjoy a mix of Italian and Japanese influenced dishes, excellent pizzas, pasta, and cocktails, and a standout tiramisu; the setting and decor are often described as beautiful and cozy, making it a good choice for dates, celebrations, or casual evenings; many diners highlight generous hospitality and a willingness to accommodate dietary needs, while a few comments note slower service, occasional missteps with timing or temperature, and some dishes that fall short of expectations, yet overall the presentations and the dessert in particular leave a strong positive impression and encourage guests to return.View restaurant profile

Restaurant VIP

Opens Today at 3 pm

(239)

Chinatown

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

Review Summary

Overall, VIP is celebrated for delicious, authentic Chinese dishes that cover a wide range of flavors from Cantonese staples to spicy and sweet profiles, with generous portions at reasonable prices. The kitchen is described as consistently high quality with careful preparation and a touch of nostalgia, making it a long-time favorite for locals and visitors. Service is generally friendly and efficient even when the restaurant is busy, though the atmosphere can be lively and some wait times may occur. Some reviews note occasional misses such as missing sauces or rice with certain orders, and a few mention cramped space or simple decor, but these do not overshadow the overall flavor, variety, and value. Overall, VIP is seen as one of the best Chinese dining options in Montreal, esteemed for its consistency, ample portions, and classic comfort dishes.View restaurant profile

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