Kam Shing Van Horne Restaurant is a favorite for many diners who praise generous portions, consistently tasty dishes, and a warm, old school atmosphere. Classic favorites like fried cantonese noodles, general tao chicken, wonton soup, beef and broccoli, shrimp with lobster sauce, and crab or chicken and corn soup are frequently highlighted for flavor and value, with many meals providing enough leftovers to enjoy later. The service is described as friendly and efficient, with attentive staff who recognize regulars and help create a cozy, homey vibe, and guests appreciate thoughtful touches like green tea before the meal and fortune cookies after. A few notes pop up in reviews, including occasional dishes that are too salty or heavy on bean sprouts, minor service quirks, and some comments on price changes, yet the overall impression is that Kam Shing Van Horne Restaurant remains a reliable, welcoming spot and a top choice for Chinese food in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Ai Dumpling draws praise for its fresh, handmade dumplings, consistently tasty fare, and a warm homey atmosphere. Reviewers note generous portions, fair prices, and a strong sense of authenticity, with favorites like lamb and cumin dumplings and a variety of fillings that show care in the dough and filling. The service is commonly described as friendly, fast, and attentive, and many visits feel welcoming and family-like thanks to enthusiastic staff. The spot is described as a cozy, small place where the food stands out and the aromas feel comforting, a hidden gem that delivers on quality and value. Several comments highlight quick takeout, late hours, and helpful recommendations, while one online order mishap caused disappointment and a decision not to return in that instance. Overall, Ai Dumpling is celebrated as a go to for delicious, homemade dumplings with consistent flavor and a vibe that makes customers want to come back.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Les Momos as a destination for authentic, fresh dumplings with a wide range of flavors, from Afghani and tandoori to chili, kurkure and Delhi style momos, with wrappers that are praised for their softness and fillings that are often described as flavorful and well seasoned. The place is frequently hailed as among the best momo spots in Montreal, with many noting the food delivers a strong street food vibe and variety that keeps bringing diners back; portions and prices are regarded as good value by many, and the sauces and presentation receive frequent praise. Experiences with service vary: some visits showcase patient, friendly staff who offer good recommendations and handle busy periods gracefully, while others report slower service, longer wait times, and occasional order inaccuracies. Uber Eats deliveries are commonly reliable but not without hiccups, including missing items or delays that are usually resolved promptly by the team. The atmosphere is described as cozy and welcoming, suitable for casual meals or gatherings, and the overall impression centers on high quality momos that make the wait worthwhile, with many reviewers eager to return and try more flavors.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Dessert Coréen Crofre celebrate an inventive twist on croffles, with flavors like pistachio, vanilla, matcha, tiramisu, banana brûlée, strawberry, blueberry, Nutella fruit and Oreo, delivering a crispy exterior and a soft, fluffy interior with rich, fresh creams and generously topped creations that aren’t overly sweet. The service is consistently described as warm, friendly and helpful, with staff attentive to questions and orders, and the space noted as cute, cozy and clean with a distinct Korean vibe. A few reviews mention a small, intimate setup and limited seating, plus accessibility challenges due to stairs and parking being tricky, so it helps to check hours and plan ahead. Many mentions call it the best croffle or best dessert in Montreal and even Canada, with repeat visits and plans to try more of the menu. Prices are described as reasonable for the quality, making it a popular spot for dates, friends or family and a good late night treat. Overall the experience blends novel textures and fresh toppings to create a standout dessert stop that fans say is worth returning to.View restaurant profile
Peking Garden - Jardin de Pekin draws mixed impressions, with some reviewers praising a homemade feel, friendly service, and authentic items like roasted duck wraps, while others find much of the menu boring or not flavorful. The restaurant is noted for an extensive menu and Chinese comfort food done right, with dining in that encourages sharing and a strong takeout presence, including the General Tao combo. Some reviewers call it a favorite in the area and a dependable takeout choice, even as one negative visit describes doughy wonton soup and a syrupy sweet sauce on sweet and sour fish, leading to concerns about consistency. Overall the consensus points to a popular option for familiar Chinese dishes and good value, with caveats about inconsistency in certain orders.View restaurant profile
Mirama receives mixed feedback: takeout is praised for good food and friendly staff, but a recent visit found the place closed, leaving some customers unsure if it is still in business. Some reviews point out issues such as no spring rolls and occasional menu mislabeling, like fried rice described as chicken when no meat is present. Pricing is noted as cheaper than many options, which appeals to solo diners, though others find the overall experience average. Still, a few voices crown it as the best Chinese food ever, underscoring strong takeout quality amid the varied impressions.View restaurant profile
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Reviews of Sopoong consistently praise the fried chicken and dishes like bibimbap, dak galbi, and bulgogi for bold flavors, generous portions, and reliable execution, with many noting tasty sauces and an authentic, comforting Korean vibe. The service is described as friendly and efficient by a majority, though a few comments cite occasional communication gaps during busy times. The ambiance is clean and homely, and vegetarian options such as tofu bibimbap are appreciated. A few critiques mention higher prices or occasional oiliness or missing side dishes, but overall the consensus is that the food is delicious and worth repeat visits, solidifying Sopoong as a top Montreal Korean option.View restaurant profile
Dessert Café Momo is described as a cozy, welcoming spot in a calm neighborhood with a menu focused on bingsu, cakes, and coffee, where portions are generous and presentation is appealing. The mango bingsoo is repeatedly praised for freshness, balanced sweetness, and a generous helping of fruit, while other bingsoo flavors such as red bean and matcha receive mixed feedback on toppings and flavor intensity. Strawberry shortcake and a variety of cakes are often highlighted as delicious, and the drinks and macarons pair well with the desserts. The staff and owner are consistently described as friendly and accommodating, with the occasional mention of the cafe’s dog adding charm; some note the space is small and can get busy, leading to slower service. A few reviews mention rising prices and wish for more toppings on certain items, but overall the cafe reads as a reliable, enjoyable place to relax with friends and enjoy a satisfying bingsu or cake.View restaurant profile
Montrose receives praise for hot, fresh dishes delivered quickly, with staff described as helpful and friendly. Takeout and delivery are the main options, and comments about the dining atmosphere are limited. Entrees are not over sauced and are noted for great flavor. Even with price increases, value stays good and portions remain generous. Popular choices include tofu with black bean sauce or chicken with cashews and vegetables, and the overall impression is of excellent, affordable take out in Montreal, a true find.View restaurant profile
Cafe Kokiri is described in reviews as a welcoming spot with a wide range of food, drinks and sweet treats, where staff are consistently friendly and the vibe is warm and casual. Diners praise the texture and flavour of bingsu and the variety of Korean options like bulgogi rice bowls, beef bulgogi, and tteokbokki with adjustable spice, along with fresh to order desserts such as the cream croffle. The interior is noted as cute and spacious enough to study or hang out, with plenty of seating and even a playful photo booth. Bubble tea and dumplings receive strong praise, and reviewers highlight high quality homestyle cooking that evokes comforting, home style flavors. Service is described as attentive, prices reasonable, and there is interest in trying hot dishes on future visits. Overall Cafe Kokiri comes across as a bright, inviting cafe that balances savory meals with sweet treats in a relaxed setting for both work and socializing.View restaurant profile
Gia Ba is described as a genuine Szechuan takeout spot with a concise menu and dishes that feel authentically Szechuan, offering an education to Canadians about real Chinese flavors. Reviews celebrate the reopening on Somerled after the Monkland closing, with many favorites named such as Gong Bao Brussels Sprouts, Szechuan Cabbage, Green Beans, Eggplant, Salt Pepper Squid, Beef Broccoli, and Cumin Chicken, and describe the food as consistently excellent for takeout and delivery. The place is portrayed as a cosy neighborhood gem and is said to be worth a drive across the city, with some noting that there is no close equivalent Szechuan option in Montreal. Takeout during the Covid shutdown is praised for reliability and the overall tone is that Gia Ba has returned with an outstanding menu, though one review notes only one sauce per order and a bagging issue at the counter. Overall the collection of reviews conveys strong appreciation for the flavors, consistency, and service, making this spot stand out in the landscape of Montreal Szechuan cuisine.View restaurant profile
DaWa Chicken earns high praise as one of the best Korean fried chicken spots in Montreal, with reviewers highlighting crispy, juicy chicken, spicy and umami sauces, and tender meat; the portions are generous and the menu offers variety beyond chicken, including boneless options and tasty sides like pickled radish, dumplings, and miso rice. The food is consistently described as fresh and flavorful, with sauces that make a difference and a crunch that stays even when orders are taken to go. The service is repeatedly noted as friendly, accommodating, and attentive, and the atmosphere is clean, welcoming, and casually Korean in vibe. While a few comments mention higher prices or a recent dip in some menu items compared to earlier visits, the overall impression remains that DaWa Chicken provides reliable quality and strong value for dine in and takeout, with many endorsing it as a must try chicken experience in the city.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Restaurant De Chou as a cozy, casual spot in Montreal offering fresh, well balanced Korean dishes at reasonable prices. Diners highlight favorites like bibimbap served piping hot and a spicy tofu hotpot, with portions that feel just right and flavors that balance nicely. The atmosphere is repeatedly praised as peaceful and not too loud, a relaxing place to enjoy a warm meal with a drink. Service is consistently described as friendly and welcoming, contributing to a neighbourhood feel. The restaurant is also admired for its consistency, comforting staples, and overall value, leading many to call it a hidden gem and a beloved local choice. Takeout is noted as reliable, and the overall impression is that Restaurant De Chou delivers tasty, comforting, and approachable Korean cuisine in a friendly setting.View restaurant profile
Reviews collectively describe Presotea as a bright, welcoming bubble tea spot near the metro with a broad, highly customizable menu and drinks that are consistently fresh and well balanced. Service is repeatedly praised for speed, warmth, and helpful flavor recommendations, with staff noted for their attentiveness and friendly energy even during busy times. The drinks range from milk teas and fruit slushes to boba with options to adjust sweetness and toppings, and the menu also features onigiri and banh mi for a fuller visit. Many visitors say the space is clean, cozy, and conducive to catching up or studying, and some call it the best Presotea in the city, with several noting it as a go to place they will return to again and again. Occasional comments mention higher prices compared to other chains, but the overall experience is described as top notch and reliable.View restaurant profile
Jr's Café offers standout bbq pork skewers and imperial rolls, nice decor that makes it a cute little spot, and very good value for the skewers; not much else was tried, yet the food is fresh and delicious and the staff are courteous, earning strong recommendations and plans to return.View restaurant profile
Reviews consistently highlight Mukja as an authentic Korean spot with a wide menu, big portions, and great value. Dishes such as tangsuyuk, dakgangjung, naengmyeon, pajun, tteokbokki, bibimbap, kimchi stew, and seafood pancake are frequently praised for depth of flavor and variety. The service is described as friendly and attentive, with many noting generous side dishes and a casual welcoming atmosphere. Some criticisms include soups that are overly salty, dishes that feel greasy or bland, occasional soggy fried items, and slower service on busy nights. Many patrons consider Mukja one of the best Korean spots in Montreal and a reliable go to for Korean comfort food, especially given affordable prices and generous portions. Overall the consensus leans positive, with authentic flavors and friendly staff marking the experience, though a few visits report inconsistencies.View restaurant profile
Dak Hing Barbecue comes across in reviews as a humble, cash only, takeout focused spot near Plamondon Metro that delivers strong Cantonese barbecue at very good value, with crispy skin on roast pork, juicy meat, and a robust char siu that is caramelized without being overly sweet, plus a variety of items like duck, pork ribs, wings, and pork sausage, all available by the pound or in lunch combos. Several reviewers rank it among the best Chinese BBQ in Montreal, praising authentic flavors and careful preparation, while a few say it is not the very best but still solid for the city. The duck is noted as fatty and juicy though sometimes with many bones, and the pork skin on the roast pork is praised, with occasional mentions of chewy skin in another dish. Service is friendly and fast, but the space is small with no seating and no washrooms; the restaurant operates takeout only, though e transfer may be accepted by some. Highlights include Lunar New Year taro cake and Dragon Boat festival zongzi, and the option to buy by the pound or in lunch combos, with lines forming at peak times and broad appeal across years. Overall, the reviews present a reliable, affordable option for authentic Chinese BBQ in Montreal, with strong pork and char siu defining the standout offerings and casual, no frills service.View restaurant profile
Karin is a warm family run Japanese restaurant in Montreal's NDG offering an intimate setting with private booths and traditional decor that evokes Japan. The menu features incredibly fresh sushi and sashimi with toro noted as melt in your mouth, along with well prepared tempura, yaki soba, and a range of set menus that let guests sample a little of everything. Service is consistently attentive and friendly, with a welcoming atmosphere that makes diners feel part of the family. Ingredients are repeatedly praised for freshness and quality from sashimi to kimchi, and the overall experience includes a strong sake and drink list to complement meals. While some reviews mention prices being on the higher side, many feel the value is justified by the quality, ambiance, and attentive service, making Karin a reliable choice for special occasions or repeat visits. The restaurant is described as a hidden gem with a cozy, authentic vibe and a memorable, homely touch that keeps guests returning year after year.View restaurant profile
Reviewers describe Mon Ami Korean BBQ as a cozy, welcoming spot with generous portions and consistently fresh, flavorful Korean comfort food. The fried chicken is repeatedly praised for being crispy and juicy, often with a dipping sauce and sometimes topped with cheese in certain orders; combos include drumsticks with rice or fries and pickled radish, while side dishes like corn cheese, seafood pancake, and rice cake skewers are also highlighted. The bibimbap is noted for arriving sizzling in a stone bowl with the right mix of textures. The service is friendly, fast, and attentive, and the atmosphere is described as inviting and value driven. Overall the place is called a hidden gem with fair prices for the portions, and most reviews encourage trying Mon Ami Korean BBQ and returning to sample more items, even as a few mentions of price or quantity arise.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Bok receives high praise for its jajangmyeon and tangsuyuk combos, with many saying the jajangmyeon is among the best in town and the tangsuyuk crispy and flavorful. The combos and quick service create a satisfying, comforting experience, and dishes like jjamppong and jokbal are also frequently highlighted. The atmosphere is described as welcoming, with efficient staff and a relaxed vibe, aided by music videos on a wall. Some drawbacks are noted, including a black bean sauce that tastes prepackaged and a vegetable japchae that is heavy on onions and not worth the price, as well as a beef fried rice that was too moist. A few reviews mention inconsistency or unprofessional staff, but overall the restaurant is regarded as one of the top Korean spots in Montreal, offering good value, a wide selection of beverages, and strong recommendations to try the jajangmyeon and tangsuyuk together. Return visits are common among patrons craving the signature dishes, and many express intent to return for the jajangmyeon and tangsuyuk. Overall, the impression is of comforting, delicious food, fast service, and a standout jajangmyeon, with some caveats about certain dishes.View restaurant profile
Hwang Kum is widely praised as a small, authentic Korean spot offering crowd favorites like the seafood pancake and pajeon, described as fluffy, flavorful and crispy with a sauce that enhances the dish; the large pork bone soup is a generous standout, and other orders such as beef bulgogi, samgyetang, tteokbokki and galbi are noted as tasty and well portioned. Service is described as friendly and fast, and banchan is appreciated, though the restaurant can feel busy and the prices skew a bit higher. It is regarded as one of the best Korean places in Montreal and a long-time establishment with loyal memories among diners, who trust the quality even after years away. Overall, the reviews present a consistent impression of delicious, reliable Korean fare in a small setting that rewards an early visit and leaves a positive, lasting impression.View restaurant profile
Le Cafe Bomnal comes up in several reviews as a cozy, cute spot with friendly, welcoming staff and solid coffee. The ramen is praised as fantastic, while the food overall is described as delicious with standout items like tteokbokki that is unforgettable. Injeolmi bingsoo is highlighted by fans, and the dessert is often singled out as the best. The cafe is noted to be small and can feel tight when busy, which reinforces the intimate atmosphere. Flavors are described in vivid terms, with one description calling the experience a "cascading waterfall of flavors" that transports the taste buds to another dimension. There is a practical note about water not being free, so bringing a bottle is advised. Overall, reviews emphasize pleasant service, tasty options from savory to sweet, and a charming but compact setting that makes Le Cafe Bomnal feel special even during crowded times.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Tchang Kiang By Yangtze describe a long standing local favorite with generally solid, freshly made dishes and attentive service, with high praise for pineapple chicken, crispy pork with black mushrooms, egg rolls, soup, and chicken chow mein as reliable choices for meals or takeout. Yet opinions are mixed, with several noting smaller portions than in the past and a few dishes that feel underseasoned, overcooked, or lacking chicken, along with a reported instance of misprepared sweet and sour pork with cartilage. Many comments also highlight courteous staff and a sense of consistency for family celebrations or regular visits, while others feel the quality has declined and advise cautious expectations. Overall, the place is viewed as a dependable neighborhood option by many, though some reviews warn that portion size and consistency have fluctuated over time.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Bistro Miga as a cozy, welcoming spot with a warm family atmosphere and a broad menu that blends authentic Korean dishes with well executed Japanese options. The food is praised for rich flavors, freshness, generous portions, and thoughtful preparation, with standout items including gamjatang, dakgalbi, Osam Bulgogi, bulgogi, tteokbokki, fried chicken, and sushi that many mark as among the best in town. Side dishes and banchan are regularly noted as plentiful and well balanced, while the salmon onion sushi and other nigiri receive frequent acclaim for freshness and texture. Service is described as attentive and friendly, with a calm, clean, and inviting ambiance and frequent mentions of the staff going the extra mile. Delivery experiences stand out for careful wrapping, handwritten notes, and little touches like candies, though a few reviews mention occasional inconsistencies in timing or dish execution. Overall, Bistro Miga is viewed as a hidden gem and a go to for Korean and Japanese flavors in the city, praised for heart, care, and the ability to turn a simple meal into a comforting and satisfying experience.View restaurant profile
Marché Korea blends a well stocked Korean grocery with a casual dining area, letting customers grab a quick bite at the counter or sit in a comfortable upstairs space while shopping. Reviewers praise friendly staff, helpful cashiers, ample parking, and a welcoming atmosphere that helps even those new to Korean cuisine feel at home, with standout items like kimchi, fresh meats for BBQ, and a wide range of sauces and pantry staples. The on-site restaurant and ready-to-eat options get high marks for flavor and generous portions, and the overall selection of fresh, frozen, and imported Asian products is described as a one-stop shop that can rival other markets. Some notes include occasional variability in product availability and cafeteria pricing rising over time, but the store's cleanliness, organization, and value for groceries keep it highly recommended. Overall, Marché Korea is viewed as a high-quality, customer-focused destination for authentic Asian groceries and meals with something new to try on every visit.View restaurant profile
