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≈ 1.4 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
Mentioned in: Celebrating Lunar New Year 2026 in Montreal: A Cultural and Culinary ExplorationAt the RestoMontreal Team Table: Our December 2025 Media Invitations and FavouritesView More
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≈ 1.4 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 10 pm
Downtown, Shaughnessy Village
Mentioned in: Montreal Dumpling Restaurants Worth a Visit
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≈ 1.5 km
Chimaek Gana consistently shines with crispy, juicy fried chicken in popular flavors like Yangnyeom, Supreme and honey butter, generous portions, and solid value, complemented by tasty sides such as pickled radish and truffle fries and a lively, clean, welcoming atmosphere. The service is frequently described as friendly and attentive, making it easy to enjoy meals with friends or on dates, and the overall experience is dependable and flavorful despite occasional notes about menu changes or higher prices. Takeout and group visits are common, and the spot remains a top pick for Korean fried chicken in town.View restaurant profile
Chimaek Gana
Opens Today at 5 pmShaughnessy Village, Downtown
Mentioned in: The Best Places for Fried Chicken in Montreal
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≈ 1.6 km
Reviews highlight Mauvais Garçons for inventive tapas, flavorful small plates, and a warm, vibrant atmosphere that suits date nights and nights out with friends. The menu earns praise for variety and balance, with favorites like tuna tataki tacos, arancini, burrata, Brussels sprouts and fried chicken sliders, plus a well regarded tasting menu. The cocktail program shines, notably the espresso martini, and the staff are frequently described as attentive and welcoming. The new location is well received for ambiance and decor, though some comments note that the music can be loud and portions or prices may feel high. Overall the experience is described as delicious, creative, and memorable, with many guests already planning returns.View restaurant profile
Mauvais Garçons
Opens Today at 5 pmGriffintown, Little Burgundy
Mentioned in: Where to Celebrate New Year's Eve in Montreal: The Best Restaurants and Brunches for 2026
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≈ 1.7 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 10 pm
Chinatown, Downtown
Mentioned in: Celebrating Lunar New Year 2026 in Montreal: A Cultural and Culinary ExplorationAt the RestoMontreal Team Table: Our December 2025 Media Invitations and FavouritesView More
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≈ 1.8 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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≈ 0.6 km
Le Bird Bar comes across as a chic, cozy venue with stylish decor and a lively vibe that makes it a popular spot for brunch, cocktails, and casual meals. Service is frequently praised for friendliness and attentiveness, though wait times and speed vary, with some visits experiencing delays during busy periods. Food quality is inconsistent: the chicken and waffles are a recurring point of contention, sometimes dry with small portions or perceived as overpriced, while other dishes such as tartare, salmon tartare, fried chicken, mac and cheese, and oysters receive praise for flavor and preparation. Portions range from generous to modest, and the balance between bar bites and more substantial plates can feel uneven. Drinks are often highlighted as a major strength, with well crafted cocktails, solid margaritas, and an appealing wine list that enhances the experience. The ambiance, energy, and attentive service encourage return visits, even when food quality and value vary between meals.View restaurant profile
Le Bird Bar
Opens Today at 5 pmGriffintown, Little Burgundy
Mentioned in: The Best Speakeasies in Montreal: Hidden Bars You Have to ExperienceThe Best Places for Fried Chicken in MontrealView More
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≈ 1.1 km
Across the reviews, Burger Fiancé is celebrated for an entirely vegan menu with inventive burgers, poutines, and sides such as kimchi fries and truffle fries, with standouts including the Fiancé burger, Old School, the truffle burger, the faux salmon burger, and a range of vegan poutines that bring many back. Flavor and variety are repeatedly praised, and many diners note generous portions and thoughtful cross contamination precautions for gluten free or allergy needs. However, service quality and cleanliness receive mixed feedback. Some guests report friendly, attentive staff and quick takeout, while others describe slow or inconsistent service, inattentiveness, rude interactions, and a dining space that could use a deep clean, occasional flies, and problematic washrooms. Prices are described as on the higher side for portions, though several diners feel the quality justifies the cost. Overall, the venue appeals to vegan and non vegan diners for its plant based offerings and vibrant flavors, with a loyal following willing to return for favorites, while improvements in service consistency and cleanliness could elevate the experience.View restaurant profile
Burger Fiancé
Hip, colourful place featuring plant-based burgers, chicken sandwiches & hot dogs, plus cocktails.
Open until 9 pm
Old Montreal
Mentioned in: 20 Must-Try Vegan Restaurants in Montreal You Can't MissThe Best Smash Burgers in MontrealView More
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≈ 1.1 km
Restaurant Kung Fu is described as a budget friendly, welcoming Chinese spot with generous portions, a cozy family friendly atmosphere, and a wide menu that includes dumplings, shrimp wonton soup, mapo tofu, fried rice, noodles, and dim sum combos, all at affordable prices. Reviewers praise fresh, well prepared food and friendly, attentive staff, with many noting great value for money and convenient takeout or late hours. Standout items include spring rolls, shrimp dumplings, wonton soup, and various dim sum options. However, a few dishes are criticized, such as beef with broccoli that can be heavy on broccoli, garlic, and inconsistent preparation, and some mentions of variable quality depending on time of day or ownership changes. Hours of operation are sometimes unclear on social media, causing frustration for some visitors. Overall, the place is viewed as a reliable, low cost option for tasty Chinese food downtown with frequent repeat visits and positive impressions of price quality, service, and atmosphere while inviting improvements in consistency and scheduling.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Kung Fu
Open until 3:30 amDowntown
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≈ 1.1 km
Bar 1994 is described as a casual friendly spot with solid Korean dishes, competitive prices, and quick attentive service; reviews praise the food as excellent and the atmosphere as welcoming, making it a good option for a quick dinner with friends or before an evening out. Drinks and soups are highlighted positively, while the overall vibe is lively and pleasant even though it is not fine dining. There are notes of inconsistency in one review mentioning more fish cake than tteokbokki and that only tteok was charged, while beef tartare is described as not bad.View restaurant profile
Bar 1994
May be temporarily closedShaughnessy Village, Downtown
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≈ 1.2 km
Otto Ramen is described by reviewers as serving a chicken ramen that can be tasteless and overpriced for the value, with many noting that there is better ramen for the same price and that it is not worth recommending. The basic chicken ramen with onions is considered expensive, and even when it is decent it would be more affordable elsewhere. The vegetables gyoza are noted to be crispy and fried.View restaurant profile
Otto Ramen
Open until 8 pmDowntown, Golden Square Mile
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≈ 1.2 km
Pony BBQ Coréen emerges in reviews as a lively Korean barbecue spot with generous portions, a wide range of side dishes, and meat that many describe as flavorful and well cooked, often paired with unlimited banchan and interesting soju options. The vibe is frequently praised as fun and authentic, with decor that evokes a bustling Korean market and a menu that invites sharing among friends or family. Service is consistently highlighted as friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable, with several mentions of standout servers who enhance the experience. Some diners note ventilation issues that let smoke linger and affect comfort, and a few express concern about meat quality or portion size depending on the dish, along with occasional slower service or billing hiccups. Overall, the consensus is that Pony BBQ Coréen offers a memorable, enjoyable dining experience at a good value for groups, prompting many to say they would definitely return.View restaurant profile
Pony BBQ Coréen
Opens Today at 5 pmDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
Mentioned in: Awesome Montreal Restaurants to Celebrate Your BirthdayWhere to Eat the Best Korean BBQ in MontrealView More
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≈ 1.2 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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≈ 1.3 km
Reviews describe Jatoba as a standout high end Asian fusion experience in downtown Montreal, with fresh, meticulously prepared dishes and a strong emphasis on flavor over quantity, encouraging guests to sample many bites and share. The sashimi, wagyu dumplings, black cod and inventive seafood plates frequently earn praise for freshness and presentation, while cocktails and saké options are highlighted as exceptional. The setting is repeatedly called chic, elegant, and lively, with some notes of a veranda or glassed in terrace and a warm, attentive service that fans out across the dining room. Guests often endorse its suitability for celebrations and group dining, lunch or dinner, though a few visits report slow service, miscommunications about dietary restrictions, or occasional delays with drinks or desserts. Value is described as high, with remarks that the experience justifies the cost, and many reviewers say they would return, citing consistency, chef craftsmanship and a welcoming atmosphere that makes Jatoba a top Montreal choice for a refined, memorable meal.View restaurant profile
Jatoba
Refined eatery serving modern, Asian-inspired fare, including seafood & dumplings, with a full bar.
Opens Today at 5 pm
Downtown
Mentioned in: Guide to The Best Japanese Restaurants in MontrealThe Best Outdoor Restaurants and Bars to Celebrate This Winter in MontrealView More
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≈ 1.3 km
Reviews of TOKI highlight a cute, casual spot for Korean street food with a playful rabbit-themed interior and a welcoming vibe. Dishes that recur as favorites include rice skewers, tteokbokki, kimchi fries and a kimchi poutine, all praised for bold flavors and a sauce balance that leans sweet or spicy depending on the dish. The Korean fried chicken is repeatedly praised for crisp exterior and juicy interior, offered in several flavors and often paired with generous combos that come with fries, dumplings, kimchi and other sides. Portions are described as substantial and prices are considered fair, making it a good value for a quick, satisfying meal. The interior seating is small and may not accommodate large groups, which makes takeout or smaller gatherings more practical. Service is generally friendly, with reviewers noting helpful staff even at closing time, though a couple of orders report minor hiccups such as extra charges for add-ons or occasional busy periods. Overall, TOKI comes across as a reliable go-to for tasty, affordable Korean street food in a cozy setting.View restaurant profile
TOKI
Open until 9:30 pmDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
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≈ 1.3 km
Reviews for Chicken Plus + consistently highlight flavorful fried chicken that is juicy and well seasoned, with many noting that the sauces are tasty and often generous when present, making the meals feel comforting and made with care. Service is frequently described as fast, friendly, and accommodating, with a warm, welcoming atmosphere and reasonable prices that support returning with friends or family. Some experiences mention inconsistency, with a few orders showing less sauce, drier meat, or chicken that was not as moist or coated as expected, suggesting variability in preparation. The menu items like tteokbokki or other sides are appreciated and add variety, and several reviewers say they would recommend the place or consider it one of their favorites. Overall, the consensus is positive about flavor and value, with many planning to return, while a subset notes occasional hiccups such as wait times at ordering kiosks.View restaurant profile
Chicken Plus +
Open until 9 pmDowntown
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≈ 1.3 km
Maison Bao garners praise for flavorful dumplings, tofu starters, and comforting soups, with generous portions and reasonable prices. Experiences with service vary, from quick, friendly staff and seamless table-side ordering to moments of minimal attention, a confused host, and receipts brought with no prices after online ordering. Standout dishes include pork soup dumplings, spicy braised beef soup, cold chicken noodles with a light mala kick, and a range of dumplings from veggie to chocolate. The atmosphere is described as calming and the location convenient for the metro. Free tea and good value for two are frequently noted. Overall, the reviews emphasize high food quality and affordability, tempered by occasional service inconsistencies.View restaurant profile
Maison Bao
Open until 10 pmDowntown
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≈ 1.4 km
Overall, Poulet Royal gets strong praise for fresh, hot, flavorful chicken in a range of styles from grilled to crispy to spicy, with a wide lineup of sauces including bold options like King and Queen that many feel elevate the meals. Portions are generous and the dishes are described as well seasoned, juicy on the inside and crunchy on the outside, with bowls, sandwiches, tenders, burgers and sides such as fries, rice, and salad offering plenty of variety. The setting is typically clean and modern with self order kiosks noted as a time saver during busy hours, and staff are repeatedly described as friendly and attentive. Many reviewers say the place is a standout in Montreal for quality chicken and a good value, with some calling it better than nearby spots and a reliable choice for takeout to preserve crunch. There are some drawbacks mentioned, including breading that can detach from tenders and occasional menu or service issues during peak times, plus questions raised about halal certification. Nevertheless, the overall impression is enthusiastic, with multiple mentions of repeat visits for the juicy, flavorful chicken and the array of sauces that make each order feel distinct.View restaurant profile
Poulet Royal
Open until 3 amDowntown
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≈ 1.4 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
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≈ 1.4 km
Buldak Poulet Frit earns high marks for attentive service and a dining experience that feels seamless, with staff who seem to anticipate needs; the fried chicken is described as flavorful and well cooked, not overly spicy but rich in taste, and the garlic sauce version is often called the best in town; the chicken stays very crispy and tender inside, with the boneless fried chicken a favorite when ordering through Uber Eats; the overall impression includes a clean restaurant and broad appeal for locals and visitors alike.View restaurant profile
Buldak Poulet Frit
Open until 10 pmDowntown
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≈ 1.4 km
Ramen Isshin is a popular and reliable ramen spot with a broad range of bowls, where many reviews praise rich broths, chewy thick noodles, and well balanced miso, shoyu, and dashi bases, including vegan options and a standout red miso or tsukemen, with some calling it among the best ramen in Montreal; service is described as fast, friendly, and attentive, the ambiance warm and comfortable, and promotions like student discounts noted by some, though opinions vary on portions and price in a crowded market; occasional downsides include a bathroom odor, a dessert not hitting the mark, and a few texture critiques such as takoyaki or pork, yet the overall sentiment centers on high quality, consistent flavors, and a lively vibe with good music; many reviewers say the tsukemen is a must and that the place remains a top choice to try different ramens and sides, returning for more bites or a suggested spicy miso or shio, while acknowledging a few preferences for hotter spice or slightly bigger portions.View restaurant profile
Ramen Isshin
Open until 10 pmDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
Mentioned in: The Montreal Ramen Guide: Essential Bowls You Need to Try
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≈ 1.4 km
Restaurant Danbi is a tiny, cozy Korean spot with counter seating and a welcoming vibe, where crowd-pleasers like Dakgangjeong, gimbap and tteokbokki are noted for freshness, generous portions and bold flavors. The fried chicken is repeatedly praised for crunch and tenderness, and bowls and wraps are flavorful and well priced, with a spicy mayo sauce that gets many votes. The atmosphere is relaxed and charming, with cute decor such as mirrors to color and attentive staff who remember regulars and accommodate substitutions like tofu instead of imitation crab. Takeout is common and there is a small dine-in space, with not too loud music and a calm vibe. Overall, reviews point to tasty food, friendly service, large portions and a playful, welcoming environment that makes people want to return.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Danbi
Open until 8 pmDowntown
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≈ 1.4 km
Reviews portray Katsuya as a must for katsu lovers, with consistently crispy, juicy cutlets and generous portions. The chicken katsu is praised for a light, flaky crust and a juicy interior, while the pork katsu is described as thick and tender with a satisfying crunch and even a cheese filling option that draws raves. Sauces such as rose, spicy rose, and curry are highlighted, and there is interest in options like grinding sesame into sauce just like in Japan. The menu blends Japanese styles with Korean influences, offering items like cheese katsu, takoyaki, karaage, toppoki, and udon, and several notes call the udon soups and miso appealing with free refills. Service is consistently praised for friendliness, speed, and attentiveness, though a few visits mention slower service during peak times or understaffing. The atmosphere is described as pleasant and relaxed, the location convenient near Guy Concordia, and overall meals are seen as high value with big portions, extra perks like refills, and many diners planning to return.View restaurant profile
Katsuya
Open until 10 pmDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
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≈ 1.5 km
Hot Star Montreal draws mixed reviews, with many praising the chicken as fresh, crispy and juicy, portions that feel generous, and a wide range of flavors including the popular cheesy chicken and Korean style options; some customers also mention solid fries and a refreshing green apple yogurt drink, and a sense that ordering is quick and the food arrives piping hot, with some calling it the best fried chicken in town. Yet others report inconsistency, noting burnt or soggy chicken, a switch to chicken breast that some feel diminished the flavor, and on site order glitches that sometimes lead to refunds and no follow up. There are mentions of a fire affecting a western Montreal location and hope for a reopening, plus comments on a plain but clean interior and occasional French service. Overall, Hot Star Montreal remains a draw for fried chicken lovers and travelers, but experiences vary and price may be a factor.View restaurant profile
Hot Star Montreal
May be temporarily closedDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
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≈ 1.5 km
Rôtisserie Poulet Bronzé earns praise for generous portions and savory, bronzed chicken, with fried chicken described as perfectly crisp on the outside and juicy inside and seasoned boldly yet balanced. Poutine is noted for heavy toppings of chicken and plenty of fresh squeaky cheese curds, making it filling and indulgent. Value is highlighted as portions are large and prices feel reasonable. Service experiences vary, with several friendly interactions but some moments of less friendly service noted. The halal southern fried chicken is a standout for freshness, golden crust, and flavorful spice, and the restaurant stays open late to satisfy late night cravings. Clarity on sauces and ensuring burgers arrive with warm buns could improve the experience. Overall, reviews describe tasty, hearty meals with big portions and good value, despite occasional prep or service hiccups.View restaurant profile
Rôtisserie Poulet Bronzé
Open until 2 amDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
Mentioned in: The Best Places for Fried Chicken in Montreal
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≈ 1.5 km
Jako is described as a cozy, lively Korean-Japanese fusion spot where the vibe and the service are consistently praised. The menu covers bulgogi dolsot, chicken katsu with cream sauce, udon, tteokbokki, sundubu, and other favorites, with many meals noted as flavorful and well prepared and portions said to be generous. Several dishes are singled out as especially delicious, from the fried chicken and creamy katsu to the dolsot versions and the spicy pork bibimbap. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, though the space can feel a bit dark at dinner and lines can form when tables are full, so reservations are advised. A few reviews mention occasional saltiness or greasiness in some items and a few dishes that are less memorable, but overall the sentiment is highly positive and many diners say they would return. The staff are described as friendly and helpful with recommendations, contributing to a sense of being well looked after during a meal. Overall Jako is seen as a standout option for authentic yet approachable Korean-Japanese fusion in Montreal with broad appeal for groups and curious diners alike.View restaurant profile
Jako
Opens Today at 5 pmDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
Mentioned in: Montreal's Best Asian Soups off the Beaten Path
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≈ 1.5 km
Cuisine Coréenne Cocodak offers a broad range of Korean dishes with standout fried chicken and dumplings, alongside bibimbap, bulgogi, seafood pancake, kimchi and other sides. Reviewers praise the tasty authentic flavors, generous portions and colorful presentations, and note friendly attentive service in a clean welcoming atmosphere that can feel lively and student oriented. While most comments are highly positive, a few mention higher prices and occasional dips in quality, and a brunch menu that is limited on weekends. Overall the restaurant is seen as a reliable, shareable spot for comforting flavorful Korean meals that work well for groups or family outings.View restaurant profile
Cuisine Coréenne Cocodak
Opens Today at 5 pmDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
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≈ 1.6 km
Pink Kong
Downtown, Shaughnessy Village
Mentioned in: Karaoke Nights in Montreal: The Best Spots
≈ 1.6 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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≈ 1.6 km
Reviews for Chicken Plus + highlight it as a standout fried chicken spot with crispy, juicy chicken, tender meat, and a rich, balanced flavor that sets a new standard for taste. The value is praised for amazing prices, with good service and friendly staff contributing to a welcoming atmosphere. The menu features halal Korean options and favorites like Bulgogi Fries, described as out of this world, and the overall dining experience leaves kids loving it and plans to return. The notes also praise the chicken and sauces as very very good and the service as impeccable. Taken together, the reviews indicate consistent quality, strong flavors, and a clear desire to revisit.View restaurant profile
Chicken Plus +
Open until 1 amPointe St-Charles
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≈ 1.6 km
At P23 Dumplings, reviews converge on fresh, authentic flavors and good value, with dumplings that are made fresh and options for pickup or Uber Eats that are quick and reliable. Dishes highlighted include steamed dumplings, shrimp wonton soup with seaweed, and a generally mild General Tso chicken made with real chicken, all praised for decent portions and affordability. The setting is described as clean and the service as friendly and welcoming, even when the place is busy with deliveries. Some readers call the dumplings among the best they have ever had and a new favorite, while others say the food is good but not particularly extraordinary and note issues like kimchi that is a bit watery or vegetables that are small or not fully filled. Overall the impression is positive, offering a family owned, approachable option for dumpling lovers, with homemade sauces available at a low price and a mix of traditional flavors that keeps most diners satisfied.View restaurant profile
P23 Dumplings
Open until 10 pmPointe St-Charles
Mentioned in: Montreal Dumpling Restaurants Worth a Visit
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≈ 1.6 km
Benny et Fils is praised for fresh, very good food and high quality dishes, with service described as excellent, kind, quick, and backed by smiling staff. The portions are described as massive and the atmosphere welcoming, making it a strong kosher option and one of the best Mediterranean choices downtown Montreal.View restaurant profile
Benny et Fils
Open until 7 pmDowntown
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≈ 1.6 km
Bloom Sushi draws broad praise for inventive vegan sushi, fresh ingredients, and a stylish, welcoming atmosphere. Reviewers note that even non-vegans are impressed by the creative flavors and the variety on offer, with many enjoying the miso soup, gyoza, and a tasting menu that showcases the chef's craft. The staff are frequently described as friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable, contributing to an overall warm dining experience and strong recommendations to book ahead during busy times. Ambiance and cocktails are highlighted, while some comments mention occasional delays or service missteps and prices that can feel high to some guests. Overall, the restaurant delivers a remarkable vegan sushi experience and stands out as a top choice for plant-based dining, with most reviewers eager to return and explore more of the menu.View restaurant profile
Bloom Sushi
Opens Today at 5 pmQuartier des Spectacles, Downtown
Mentioned in: 20 Must-Try Vegan Restaurants in Montreal You Can't MissWhere to Eat in Montreal's Quartier des SpectaclesView More
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≈ 1.7 km
Madame Poulet receives mixed but mostly positive reviews with many praising the fried chicken for being crispy, juicy, and flavorful, often with generous portions and good value through daily deals, while some critique the price for what is offered. The service is frequently described as fast and friendly, with a clean dining area, though a few reviewers report order mistakes or items not arriving hot. Menu items beyond fried chicken such as burgers, poutines, and buffalo sauce offerings are seen as solid but not consistently outstanding, with some posts mentioning that the mac and cheese is bland and the buffalo burger is very messy to eat. Still, the spot is described as convenient for a quick bite and even among the best chicken experiences in Montreal by several diners, who emphasize the quality of the chicken and the dependable overall experience, recommending the place for comfort food at reasonable prices when the daily specials are available.View restaurant profile
Madame Poulet
Open 24HRSDowntown
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≈ 1.7 km
Dobe & Andy is described by many as a Hong Kong style Chinese BBQ spot and a hidden gem for bold, comforting flavors and generous portions, with roast pork, char siu and duck praised for crispy skin, juicy meat and tasty sauces like scallion sauce; drinks such as milk tea and lemon tea are often highlighted as perfect pairings. The vibe is casual and lively, with old school posters and friendly service that can feel efficient and quick or a bit chaotic and disorganized depending on the moment. Some reviews call it the best Chinese BBQ in Montreal and a must try for authentic flavors and value, while others note inconsistency, smaller portions or higher prices, and dishes that are sometimes too salty or lack the expected punch. Practical downsides mentioned include an outside washroom requiring a key, occasional long waits, and occasional order mixups. Overall the consensus is that the place delivers standout meat dishes and memorable HK comfort food, but the experience can vary and the quality may shift over time.View restaurant profile
Dobe & Andy
This unfussy eatery serves traditional Chinese dishes such as dumplings, BBQ duck & wonton soup.
Open until 8 pm
Chinatown, Downtown
Mentioned in: Celebrating Lunar New Year 2026 in Montreal: A Cultural and Culinary ExplorationThe Best Spots in Montreal for Takeout and Delivery Meals Under $20View More
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≈ 1.7 km
Reviewers describe Fuji Corner as a cozy, family-owned spot in Montreal's Chinatown offering authentic, high end Chinese cuisine with flavorful aromas and high quality ingredients. Diners praise the chef for explaining dishes and making thoughtful recommendations, and the staff are noted as fast, friendly and accommodating in a relaxed setting. The ramen receives frequent praise for its broth and freshness, while the Hong Kong style clay pot and the spicy Szechuan beef are highlighted as standouts. Pork dumplings are among the top mentions, and the hot pot options including a chicken soup hotpot are described as comforting and satisfying. The place is seen as a hidden gem with a welcoming vibe, convincing many to return when in town. Overall the reviews portray Fuji Corner as a dependable, enjoyable destination for comforting, flavorful Chinese favorites with a mix of quick service and warm hospitality.View restaurant profile
Fuji Corner
Open until 10 pmChinatown, Quartier des Spectacles
Review Summary
≈ 1.7 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 9 pmDowntown, Chinatown
Mentioned in: Montreal Dumpling Restaurants Worth a Visit
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≈ 1.7 km
Reviews portray Madame Poulet as a casual, comforting spot where fried chicken, chicken burgers, and tenders are praised for flavor and freshness, with fries that are often crispy and portions that feel generous for the price. Service is frequently described as fast, friendly, and professional, contributing to a welcoming atmosphere, though a few comments mention language barriers or noise at peak times. The consensus is that the chicken is tasty, with many calling it among the best fried chicken options in town, and the ambiance described as warm and easygoing. Some criticisms note underseasoned sides or fries that can be soggy, and occasional inconsistencies in texture or spice. Overall, Madame Poulet comes across as a reliable, enjoyable choice for a quick, satisfying meal with strong value and frequent praise for the chicken and service, inviting return visits and recommendations.View restaurant profile
Madame Poulet
Open until 2 amDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
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≈ 1.8 km
Chicken Plus + earns praise for amazing food that is best when eaten fresh, with a regular plain box that feeds several people and sauces to try before committing to a full box. The service is very pleasant and the food is delicious. The chicken is fried perfectly and the sauces are flavorful. This place is recommended for anyone looking to discover new dishes.View restaurant profile
Chicken Plus +
Open until 9 pmChinatown, Downtown
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≈ 1.8 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
Mentioned in: Where to Find Cheap Eats in MontrealMontreal Dumpling Restaurants Worth a VisitView More
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≈ 1.8 km
Reviews describe 9 Tail Fox as a vibrant, cozy spot with a relaxed vibe and a strong focus on creative Korean fusion influenced by French and Italian techniques. The staff are consistently friendly and attentive, contributing to a welcoming atmosphere across visits. Dishes range from dumplings and crudo to seafood and meat mains, celebrated for freshness, balanced seasoning, and inventive pairings. Oysters, dumplings, and the Seoul Caesar are singled out as standout items, with many noting the quality of flavors and thoughtful presentation. The menu is described as creative and ever changing, while still delivering crowd-pleasers that reflect Korean influences. Portions and value are mixed in the comments, some finding generous portions and good value, others mentioning smaller portions or higher prices for wine and certain plates. Cocktails and soju, along with a lively, not too loud atmosphere, enhance the overall experience. Overall, the experience is often described as memorable and highly recommendable, with many labeling it one of Montreal's best spots for Asian fusion and a reliable neighborhood gem.View restaurant profile
9 Tail Fox
Opens Today at 5:30 pmWestmount
Mentioned in: Where to Go in Montreal When You Just. Need. Noodles.
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≈ 1.9 km
Pouletto Restaurant draws mixed feedback from diners. Some reviews describe uneven service and language barriers at the counter, with delays taking orders and occasional mix ups like the wrong drink or requests for condiments. One report mentions a tense moment with the owner over a service issue, though others note the staff can be attentive in a busy setting. On the positive side, the chicken is praised for being fried to order, crispy on the outside, and paired with a garlic sauce that many find appealing, while the fries are described as crispy and not too oily. Several reviewers call Pouletto Restaurant one of the best chicken spots in Montreal and would recommend it for the food, especially the chicken and the garlic sauce, despite the possible service inconsistencies. Overall the dining experience appears to vary by visit, with strong food quality offsetting some service challenges.View restaurant profile
Pouletto Restaurant
Open until 9 pmDowntown, Westmount
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≈ 1.9 km
Les Crazy Chickens attracts praise for a cute, inviting vibe and crispy fried chicken with a light coating and sauces served on the side, while fries are frequently described as tasty. Many reviews note juicy meat and a wide range of sauce options, with the spicy chicken and the garlic sauces getting particular praise. Some feedback points to small pieces and higher prices for certain items, and a few dishes like burgers are described as disappointing. Service is often described as friendly and attentive, and the decor is seen as fun and appealing. Overall the consensus leans positive, with standout Korean fried chicken and fresh flavors, though shoppers should weigh portion size and value.View restaurant profile
Les Crazy Chickens
Open until 9:30 pmSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
Review Summary
≈ 1.9 km
Ho Lee Chix draws mixed feedback from diners, with many praising the new fried chicken bowl with peanut sauce or the spicy peanut butter sauce, the updated menu and the general tao bowl, and several noting good service and appealing flavors. Some reviewers celebrate the menu changes and express strong recommendations, including multilingual praise for the peanut bowl and other tasty options. Others report downsides such as dry, tasteless chicken and hard breading, and a chow mein that is too salty, leaving some plates unfinished. The overall impression is that the restaurant offers interesting twists and solid flavors for many, but consistency varies across dishes.View restaurant profile
Ho Lee Chix
May be temporarily closedQuartier des Spectacles, Downtown
Mentioned in: Where to Eat in Montreal's Quartier des Spectacles
Review Summary
≈ 2.1 km
Laon is described as a small, cozy Korean spot in Montreal with a calm, quiet atmosphere that makes it easy to talk and enjoy a meal. The menu is praised for flavorful, comforting dishes and generous portions at good value, with bibimbap highlighted as especially comforting in winter and several dishes like jeon, cheolpan pork, and soondubu praised for texture and spice. Reviews consistently note attentive, friendly service and thoughtful touches, from extra utensils to plating designed for sharing, even on special occasions. A few comments point out minor gaps, such as bibimbap sometimes missing pickled vegetables, but overall the flavors, freshness, and temperature are well received. Overall, Laon feels like a reliable, welcoming option for authentic Korean food in Montreal, suitable for a cozy solo visit, a date, or a casual night out before or after cinema.View restaurant profile
Laon restaurant
Open until 9 pmQuartier des Spectacles, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 2.4 km
Bistro Chingu offers a pleasant atmosphere with ambiance music that isn’t too loud and even a space to write on the wall with paint markers. However, the corn cheese and the tteokbokki fell short for some diners, and the tonkatsu was decent but the chicken quality could have been better. The overall impression is okay, with many noting they would choose somewhere else rather than return. Service was described as attentive and kind, and the aroma of the dishes was noted as enticing even if not all orders were placed.View restaurant profile
Bistro Chingu
Open until 10 pmQuartier des Spectacles, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
Review Summary
≈ 2.5 km
La Maison Dumplings (The Dumpling Hut) is described as a small, cozy, homey spot where handmade dumplings are the star, with a wide variety of fillings and a choice between steamed and fried that keeps them juicy and flavorful. Diners praise fresh, well seasoned wrappers and fillings, with many calling the dumplings some of the best in Montreal and noting that the pork, lamb, and chicken varieties are especially tasty alongside cucumber salad, seaweed salad, and miso soup. The atmosphere is intimate and charming, like dining in a neighbor's living room, but the space can get noisy at times and seating is limited, so arrive early or be prepared for a short wait at peak times. Service is typically quick and friendly, though a few visits mention room for improvement. Prices are fair for quality and portion sizes, and watching dumplings being handmade adds to the appeal. Overall, the restaurant emerges as a beloved hidden gem for handmade dumplings in Montreal.View restaurant profile
La Maison Dumplings (The Dumpling Hut)
Open until 9 pmDowntown
Mentioned in: Montreal Dumpling Restaurants Worth a Visit
Review Summary
≈ 2.6 km
JOA draws praise for its homemade noodles and a decadent fried chicken, with fast service and friendly staff frequently noted. Diners highlight comforting, well executed Korean and Sino Korean dishes, especially the jajangmyeon, jjamppong, and dumplings with spicy sauce. The portions are sometimes described as small for the price, but the quality and authenticity shine through, and some visits include extras like a free cup of tea. The setting is described as a small, quaint place with a calm vibe, making it surprisingly quiet on certain evenings. Overall the reviews point to a solid, authentic menu, reliable hospitality, and an appealing option for those seeking classic dishes done well.View restaurant profile
JOA
Open until 10 pmLatin Quarter
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