TiBum draws praise for fresh, flavorful food, generous portions, and a warm, family run atmosphere. Guests highlight attentive service, friendly staff, and thoughtful touches like crafted cocktails and menu explanations. The menu blends Thai favorites with regional influences and offers vegetarian options, with some dishes noted for lighter, more subtle flavors than the typical Thai profile. Prices are described as reasonable and portions large, making it a good value and a popular cozy spot in the Little Italy area. Several reviews mention standout items like pad Thai, soups, curries, and crispy noodles, and praise the chef and staff for making repeat visits feel special. While a few notes indicate occasional longer wait times or flavors that may not match expectations for traditional Thai, the overall experience remains highly regarded. Overall, TiBum is viewed as a hidden gem that invites guests to return with friends or family for a memorable dining night.View restaurant profile
Aime tes Ailes receives praise for the delicious chicken and the sauces, with "Prends ton envol" featuring wings that are well seasoned and satisfying. Spiral fries arrive in a generous portion and pair well with the poultry, though they can be quite salty. The overall combination of juicy chicken, flavorful sauces, and crispy sides creates a satisfying meal that stands out in memory.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Chicken Plus + as offering very nice fried chicken at a fair price, a simple, straightforward Korean fried chicken style, and a wide variety of options. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the overall food and service receive strong praise. It is considered among the best Korean fried chicken in Montreal, with notes of sweet and spicy sauces and well balanced seasoning. Favorites include the cheese powder chicken, and the inferno is incredibly spicy and recommended only for those who can handle intense heat. With many tasty offerings, there is a sense of looking forward to returning.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe LeDon Donburi as a tiny, cozy spot with an intimate, authentic Japanese vibe and fast, friendly service that still makes guests feel welcome. The menu focuses on donburi and pairs well with items like takoyaki, gyoza, korokke and karaage don, with bowls such as katsudon, gyudon and unadon praised for fresh, flavorful, comforting elements and good value. The décor leans toward anime-inspired charm, creating a homey, convivial mood that works for date nights or casual meals, though limited seating means reservations are recommended. The staff are repeatedly described as attentive and passionate, delivering a sincere tribute to Japanese culture rather than pretentious fusion. Occasional notes mention one dish like tonkatsu being slightly overdone, but the overall experience is described as memorable and many would return and recommend LeDon Donburi to others seeking authentic, high quality donburi.View restaurant profile
Jack Le Coq reviews consistently praise the chicken as crispy, well seasoned and juicy, with many calling it the best fried chicken and noting the brined, non-oily texture and the addictive Jack sauce; tender options, Nashville style tenders, and generous portions of chicken, poutine and waffle fries are frequent highlights, and the menu's variety stands out with burgers and sandwiches that are described as tasty and satisfying. The vibe is casual and the service is often fast and friendly, though there are occasional issues with order accuracy and delivery timing, and a few comments about longer waits during peak hours. Several reviews mention price and value, with some appreciating high quality while others feel portions or prices do not always match expectations, and one notes a perceived drop in quality after a change in ownership. Fries and poutine receive mixed feedback, some raving about crispness and sauce while others finding texture soggy, salty, or disappointing. Overall, the chicken is the centerpiece and the main reason customers return, with strong emphasis on the flavor, aroma and staff friendliness.View restaurant profile
Chicken Plus + is praised for tasty food with the creme brulee described as wonderful, while service is described as amazing, friendly and patient with guests who take their time. The atmosphere is cozy, with nice music, a pleasant view and decor that create a comfortable vibe. The staff are often called kind and helpful, and there is a sense of wanting to return and recommend the place. Overall, the reviews highlight delicious food, warm service and a welcoming ambience that makes Chicken Plus + a spot to check out.View restaurant profile
Overall, Roch le Coq draws praise for crispy, flavorful fried chicken, generous portions, and strong sauces that many describe as standout, along with friendly service and a welcoming vibe; highlights include the chicken bowls, halloumi sandwich, Buni Burger, and sauces like hot honey and buffalo, with some reviewers calling the fries among the best in Montreal. At the same time, several comments point to drawbacks such as poutine that can be too salty or cheese served cold, fries that feel frozen, and value concerns with price versus portion. Delivery is typically fast and food arrives hot, though a few experiences note inconsistent quality. Taken together, the reviews present a place that excites with its chicken and sauces and warmth, while a portion of diners question price and poutine consistency.View restaurant profile
Reviewers overall praise Jack Le Coq for crispy fried chicken, juicy tenders, and strong burgers with excellent fries and a tasty sauce, while noting a stylish retro industrial vibe and friendly service. The dining experience is often described as enjoyable, though some comment on high prices and portions that may not always feel worth the cost. A few critiques mention inconsistency in cooking, with chicken sometimes too dry or too oily, and one note about ordering on delivery leading to slower service. Cleanliness concerns appear in a handful of reviews, including mentions of flies in the dining area. Still, many say the flavors and texture are outstanding and that Jack Le Coq remains a top option for fried chicken lovers, with atmosphere and staff generally adding to the appeal. In short, the restaurant shines for taste and quality with price and occasional service or cleanliness issues tempering the overall impression.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Poutine Boss describe dependable delivery with delicious, fairly priced, and well packed meals, and note that chai and cookies are available. Staff are described as friendly and helpful, service is quick, and the venue feels clean with good quality food. Diners praise the poutines for generous portions and solid flavors, with favorites including classic poutine and the steak mushroom sub. The general Tao poutine is highlighted as spicy and well balanced, though one mention notes that smoked meat can be a bit underseasoned. An online order inspired a visit in person, confirming tasty food, fair prices, and fast service. The atmosphere is seen as good for watching sports, and the owner is friendly with honest prices.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Restaurant Tasty as consistently tasty fast casual dining with generous portions and good value across a menu that includes burgers, sandwiches, wraps, poutines and crispy chicken. The food is praised as flavorful and satisfying, with favorites like the Crazy Crunch wrap, philly style options and beef poutine noted for quality and portion size. Service is repeatedly highlighted as friendly and quick, with the owner and staff described as kind and welcoming, creating a comfortable modern vibe and a nice patio for indoor or outdoor dining. Some drawbacks appear, such as occasional lunch closures on Wednesdays and a lack of public restrooms for dine in, with a note that some fries or sides could be stronger. Overall the reviews mention halal options and strong repeat value, with many saying they would return and would recommend Restaurant Tasty to others in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Joah Joah C.K is described as offering superb value in Montreal with impeccable service and a wide range of Korean snacks alongside sushi, with reviewers praising tofu bibimbap, samgak kimbap triangles with tofu, and some of the best sushi in town, including insanely fresh salmon sushi. The menu features makis, spring rolls, tasty combos and a variety of affordable sides, with generous portions and consistently high quality. It feels like a small friendly mom and pop style spot focused on takeout rather than a traditional sit down restaurant, and in the summer some outdoor tables are available. The staff are repeatedly described as nice and the proprietors adorable, and online ordering is commonly recommended, making this a go to for fresh, well executed, delicious food.View restaurant profile
Unclepotato comes across as a go-to for comforting food done right, with potatoes that are crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside and toppings that are packed with flavor. The vibe is welcoming, the space clean, and the service described as friendly and attentive, making the dining experience feel special. The menu gets praise for indulgent options, from well topped loaded potatoes to burgers and chicken, with some reviews highlighting the unique kumpir and other hearty combinations. Most customers note generous portions and fair prices, though a few mention pricing can be high or portions not matching expectations and a few service moments could be improved. Overall, Unclepotato is seen as a standout for comfort food in the city and a place to return to again and again.View restaurant profile
Mon Petit Poulet is widely praised for crispy fried chicken, juicy meat, and a flavorful lineup of sauces, with generous portions that can easily feed two. Service is commonly described as friendly and attentive, the place is noted for a welcoming, family friendly vibe, and the overall presentation and value are frequently highlighted. Fans call the fried chicken among the best in town, with some raving about the accompanying fries, poutine, and burgers, and many say they will definitely return to try different dishes or a platter. A few reviews mention inconsistent days where the chicken was dry or the order felt bland, and some takeout experiences involved longer waits than expected, which tempers the otherwise strong impression. In sum, Mon Petit Poulet tends to deliver a satisfying and affordable experience with standout fried chicken and a warm atmosphere, though variability and occasional service gaps can appear.View restaurant profile
Reviewers describe Roch le Coq as a standout fried chicken spot with chicken that is crispy on the outside and juicy inside, served with well seasoned sides and homemade fries that stay ultra crispy. Salads and coleslaw are fresh and the sauces, including BBQ and spicy options, get praise, and the new chicken bowl is highlighted as delicious and a healthier option. Poutine Montana is noted as excellent, and the overall menu earns strong marks with burgers and house fries also receiving praise. Service is repeatedly described as fast and friendly, contributing to a casual neighborhood vibe that makes it a reliable choice for lunch or dinner. Some notes mention value concerns, with portions sometimes perceived as pricey for their size and the brioche bread served cold being a minor drawback. Hours can be variable, with occasional closures, but despite that the place is regarded as one of the best fried chicken spots in the city and a welcome discovery for many.View restaurant profile
Kazo Ramen is a small, cozy spot with a lively anime inspired decor that many reviews praise for creating a warm, welcoming vibe. Ramen options like creamy tonkotsu, yuzu ramen and spicy paitan are highlighted for rich broths, balanced flavors and satisfying portions, though a few bowls are noted as lighter or less flavorful. The service and atmosphere receive frequent praise for being fast, friendly and attentive, with staff described as nice and welcoming and the decor adding to the experience. Several reviewers call it among the best ramen in town, with strong broth and springy noodles, while others note the noodles can be overcooked or the broth not as deep as authentic Japanese ramen. The space is described as small and sometimes crowded at peak times, which can lead to waiting but also adds to a cozy, hole in the wall vibe. Overall the consensus points to a budget friendly, satisfying option for cold evenings and a place to try a variety of Japanese inspired bowls along with accompanying dishes.View restaurant profile
DaWa Chicken gets strong praise for its crispy fried chicken and a standout tteokbokki, with reviewers noting authentic Korean flavors, juicy texture, and a good variety of sauces that complement the dishes. The chicken is repeatedly described as a highlight, while other items like the seafood pancake or a truffle flavored platter receive mixed reactions, and a few posts mention that some dishes can feel rushed or fall short when the kitchen timing is off. Service is commonly described as friendly, attentive, and welcoming, and the venue is appreciated for cleanliness and a pleasant vibe, though wait times can be long at times due to kitchen pace. Value is generally considered good, with generous portions and reasonable prices for the quality, and many diners say they would return to try more of the menu. Taken together, the reviews present DaWa Chicken as a reliable destination for Korean fried chicken and related dishes, with a few inconsistencies to watch but a strong overall impression.View restaurant profile
