Best Fried Chicken in Quartier des Spectacles (2026) - Reviews & Menus

Ho Lee Chix

May be temporarily closed

Quartier des Spectacles, Downtown

Mentioned in: Where to Eat in Montreal's Quartier des Spectacles

Review Summary

Overall, reviews of Ho Lee Chix praise the new fried chicken bowl with peanut sauce and the shrimp and chicken with spicy peanut butter sauce, with many describing the dishes as amazing and expressing intentions to return, while others criticize hard breading and mediocre chicken and note that the wide variety of options nearby can be preferable; several comments also mention the refreshed menu with new items, including a classic burger with noodles, as tasty additions.View restaurant profile

Laon restaurant

Opens Today at 11 am

(27)

Quartier des Spectacles, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Korean Fried Chicken

Review Summary

Laon offers flavorful Korean comfort with a calm, cozy atmosphere and attentive, friendly service. Dishes such as bibimbap and cheolpan come in generous portions with a tasty array of side dishes, making it a solid value. Diners praise the relaxed vibe that supports easy conversation, whether stopping in for a quick meal or a relaxed date, and the staff often go the extra mile. Regulars note consistent quality and warm hospitality, and the overall experience makes Laon a dependable favorite for comforting, well prepared Korean food at reasonable prices.View restaurant profile

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Bistro Chingu

Opens Today at 5 pm

(22)

Quartier des Spectacles, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Korean Fried Chicken Salads

Review Summary

Reviews describe Bistro Chingu as a welcoming spot with an amazing atmosphere and a menu that blends authentic and fusion Korean dishes, with the seafood pancake highlighted by many; the fried chicken is often praised as among the best in town and dishes like cheese corn, bibimbap, glass noodles, mandu and tteokbokki receive high marks, while service is noted for being attentive and offering detailed explanations and good recommendations; several guests appreciate the value and cleanliness, and many say they will return, although some comments mention small portions for certain items and a few dishes like corn cheese and tteokbokki not pleasing everyone, and there are concerns about not disclosing group charges beforehand and prices that feel high for gamjatang that does not include rice. A few reviews describe the atmosphere as lively and enjoyable with a friendly staff.View restaurant profile