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≈ 1.3 km
East Pan Asiatique offers a calm, elegant ambiance and a versatile Asian fusion menu where flavors arrive vibrant and balanced, with generous portions that showcase quality across favorites like dumplings, duck curry, salmon teriyaki and pad thai. The service is consistently friendly, attentive and professional, helping create a warm and welcoming dining experience whether stopping in for drinks, a light lunch or a full dinner. The setting blends refined decor with subtle Japanese inspired touches and a range of vegan and vegetarian options, making it a dependable choice in downtown for meals with family, friends or colleagues. Overall, the combination of tasty food, thoughtful presentation and a pleasant atmosphere invites return visits and makes it easy to plan another visit soon.View restaurant profile
East Pan Asiatique
Modern restaurant featuring elevated Asian dishes & creative cocktails.
Open until 10 pm
Downtown, Golden Square Mile
Mentioned in: Best Venues for a Christmas Party in Montreal 2025MTLàTABLE : Our Top Picks for Every BudgetView More
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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
Open until MidnightShaughnessy Village, Downtown
Mentioned in: The Best Places for Fried Chicken in Montreal
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≈ 1.5 km
Kyo Bar Japonais offers a consistently fresh and creative Japanese dining experience in Old Montreal, with sushi and sashimi that arrive beautifully presented. Guests praise attentive, knowledgeable service and a lively yet intimate atmosphere, ideal for celebrations and date nights. The menu features a strong sake and cocktail program, with standout dishes like wagyu gyoza, takoyaki, and chef's choice options that satisfy a range of tastes. While the restaurant can be busy and the prices are on the higher side, the quality and presentation remain exceptional and the overall experience shines. Allergies and dietary needs are usually well accommodated when noted in advance, further contributing to the favorable impression.View restaurant profile
Kyo Bar Japonais
Located in Place d’Armes Hôtel & Suites
Open until 11 pm
Old Montreal
Mentioned in: 16 Izakayas to Try in Montreal: a Japanese Pub GuideGuide to The Best Japanese Restaurants in MontrealView More
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≈ 0.5 km
Reviews describe Ichiraku Kawaki as a cozy, welcoming spot with fresh, well presented sushi and flavorful ramen at reasonable prices, and the atmosphere feels warm and homey. Staff are repeatedly praised for friendliness and attentiveness, including a bilingual hostess, while the menu ranges from salmon and tuna sushi to eel, maki, pokebowls and ramen, with portions described as generous. Many note high quality ingredients and careful presentation, and the dining experience is often likened to visiting a friends living room with good music and a calm vibe. Some reviews mention slower service or occasional order mix ups during busy periods, but issues are generally resolved with a remake or apology. Several comments highlight good value and convenient takeout options, with perks like loyalty style offers that reward repeat visits. Overall sentiment is positive, with strong praise for fresh flavors, friendly service, and reliable quality, tempered by occasional remarks on price or pacing.View restaurant profile
Ichiraku Kawaki
Open until 1 amGriffintown, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 1 km
Les Saisons de Corée draws broad praise for authentic Korean flavors and a large, comforting menu that covers kimchi stews, hotpots, fried chicken, bibimbap, and more. Signature dishes like dakgalbi, kimchi jjigae, beef bone soup, bulgogi jeongol, and tofu kimchi are repeatedly recommended, with the spicy dakgalbi often described as a must try and the fried chicken a favorite. The atmosphere is described as authentic and transportive, and service is frequently noted as friendly and efficient, contributing to strong value. A few reviews note occasional issues such as a bland soup or missteps in one order, but these are generally outweighed by high quality and variety. Overall the place is regarded as one of the top spots for Korean cuisine in the area, with many saying it never disappoints and that there is something for every palate.View restaurant profile
Les Saisons de Corée
Open until 1 amDowntown, Golden Square Mile
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≈ 1.1 km
Reviews generally describe Daldongnae Korean BBQ as a standout Montreal KBBQ with top notch meat quality, especially pork belly and beef, and a wide array of unlimited side dishes that complement the grilling experience. The concept of cooking at the table and the generous portions with a la carte choices are repeatedly praised, along with a cozy, authentic atmosphere and attentive, fast service. However, busy periods can bring a rushed feel, occasional wait times, and on weekends some note limits on dining time such as a two hour cap, and the difficulty of splitting the bill. Pricing is seen as fair for the quality but not everyone agrees, with some comments calling it a bit pricey for the portions and others loving the value given the all you can eat sides. Overall the place is described as a must visit, a go-to for groups and return visits, with many highlighting the cheese corn, kimchi, and other banchan as standout accompaniments and noting that the dining experience can be a memorable, shareable event despite minor inconsistencies.View restaurant profile
Daldongnae Korean BBQ
Open until MidnightDowntown, Golden Square Mile
Mentioned in: Where to Eat the Best Korean BBQ in Montreal
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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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≈ 1.1 km
Diners note that Chez Bong offers solid Korean cuisine with favorites such as fried chicken, bulgogi bibimbap, jjajangmyeon, jjamppong, and tangsuyuk, all prepared with care. Portions are generous and suited for sharing or a satisfying solo meal, and the service is consistently friendly and attentive, creating a welcoming and homey vibe. The fried chicken is repeatedly described as crispy perfection, and the bibimbap, jjajangmyeon, and jjamppong receive high praise for flavor and texture, with many calling it the best Korean food in town or a hidden gem worth returning to. Prices are considered reasonable for the size and quality, and the overall experience is marked by fast service and tasty side dishes that enhance the main courses. Some comments note the dining room can be quiet, which makes conversation easy on some visits but hushed on others, while the place is seen as a cozy spot ideal for friends or family meals. A minority mentions a change in ownership that led to a perceptible shift in flavor, but most reviews still describe the dishes as authentic and satisfying.View restaurant profile
Chez Bong
Open until 10 pmDowntown
Mentioned in: A Culinary Journey: The Most Popular Asian Dishes in Montreal
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≈ 1.1 km
Reviews describe Tsukuyomi Ramen as an authentic, warmly lit spot with a strong Japanese vibe, offering a broad range of bowls from tonkotsu and miso to vegan options, with generous portions and a lively atmosphere; the broths are often praised for depth and balance, the noodles for bite, and toppings like chashu and shiitake frequently cited as standout, while a few bowls are noted for being overly oily or lacking in seasoning and in some cases an egg is omitted; the ambiance and decor are repeatedly highlighted as engaging and transportive, with favorable mentions of friendly service, attentive staff, and a drink menu that includes yuzu beer and sake; overall the sentiment is that Tsukuyomi Ramen is a top or favorite ramen destination in Montreal, though a handful of comments call for more consistency in either service or recipe tweaks.View restaurant profile
Tsukuyomi Ramen
Open until 10 pmDowntown, Golden Square Mile
Mentioned in: The Montreal Ramen Guide: Essential Bowls You Need to Try
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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
Opens Monday at 11 amDowntown, Golden Square Mile
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≈ 1.2 km
COQCOR is described as a casual, welcoming Korean spot known for fried chicken and comforting dishes like japchae, tteokbokki, sundubu and bulgogi. The atmosphere is fun and unassuming with K pop on the TV, clean spacious seating, and attentive staff, and the service is often highlighted as friendly and fast. Many diners praise juicy, crispy chicken, generous portions, and reasonable prices, making it a go to for Montreal visitors and locals alike, with several calling it their favorite Korean restaurant and commending the variety of chicken choices. The experience is enhanced by helpful staff, small touches like sesame free options, and takeout friendly service. But some reviews show inconsistencies: a few meals described as dry, bland, or greasy, with notes of small portions for the price, or dishes that did not meet expectations, including cold japchae or overly sweet sauces. Overall, COQCOR emerges as a popular, value oriented choice with standout chicken, occasional misses, and a lively, welcoming vibe.View restaurant profile
COQCOR
Open until 10 pmDowntown, Golden Square Mile
Mentioned in: A Culinary Journey: The Most Popular Asian Dishes in Montreal
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≈ 1.2 km
Across reviews for HANA Korean Steakhouse, the consensus highlights a solid premium experience with a great vibe, a beautiful space, and steaks that are flavorful and cooked to perfection from high quality meat. The service is generally attentive and professional, and the experience feels smooth, though being a new opening brings some coordination hiccups and occasional long gaps between courses. The format often centers on a chef's tasting with multiple beef cuts, appetizers, jigae with rice, and banchan, with the staff cooking the meat at the table and a selection of sauces and condiments served to taste. While many dishes are praised for tenderness and thoughtful pairings, some tasting menu items are viewed as underwhelming for the price and desserts or sides described as ordinary. Yet certain elements stand out, including dry aged beef grilled in a Korean BBQ style, the harmony of multiple sauces, and a particularly lauded doenjang jjigae, with reviewers also noting a promising potential and a willingness to return for the chef's menu on a special occasion.View restaurant profile
HANA Korean Steakhouse
Hana is a refined Korean steakhouse offering table-side dining in the heart of Old Port Montreal
Open until 11 pm
Old Montreal
Review Summary
≈ 1.2 km
Overall, Sansotei Ramen receives praise for authentic, flavorful bowls with rich broths like tonkotsu and miso, well-prepared toppings, and generous portions. Diners repeatedly note quick, attentive service and a cozy, modern atmosphere that works well for couples, small groups, or a casual lunch. Value is commonly described as good or affordable for the quality, though a few visits are described as crowded or pricing being a consideration at times. Favorite menu items include Black Tonkotsu, Black Miso, and Shoyu, with gyoza and fried chicken often highlighted as strong accompaniments. While most experiences are positive, isolated complaints mention inconsistent service or disturbances in outdoor seating. The overall impression is that Sansotei Ramen offers authentic flavors, solid execution, and a reliable spot for ramen in the area, earning many recommendations from patrons.View restaurant profile
Sansotei Ramen
Open until 10:30 pmDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
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≈ 1.2 km
Neotokyo has a strong reputation for its ramen and Japanese fare, served in a cyberpunk, Blade Runner inspired setting that many describe as immersive and visually striking. Ramen is frequently praised for rich broths, chewy noodles and generous portions, with favorites like tonkotsu and tan tan as well as the signature mazesoba; sides such as gyoza and karaage are also well liked, though a few bowls are noted as being overly salty. The decor and atmosphere are consistently cited as a highlight, creating a lively, futuristic vibe that many say enhances the dining experience. Service is described as friendly and efficient by many, but the restaurant can be very busy, sometimes loud, with long waits and in some cases slower service, and reservations are often not available. The menu provides vegetarian options and inventive cocktails, and while prices are not cheap, the overall value and ambiance justify a visit for those drawn to a unique and buzzy ramen spot in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Neotokyo
Japanese noodle bar with cyberpunk vibes.
Open until 10 pm
Old Montreal, Downtown
Mentioned in: The Montreal Ramen Guide: Essential Bowls You Need to TryAwesome Montreal Restaurants to Celebrate Your BirthdayView More
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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
Open until 1 amDowntown, 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
Tsujiri Montreal is widely praised as a top spot for strong matcha and hojicha drinks, with many reviewers noting the quality of matcha lattes, plant-based milk options, and a rich, balanced flavor in desserts such as matcha ice cream, shiratama parfait, yuzu cheesecake, and tiramisu. Savory options like ramen, tonkatsu soba, and dashi chazuke appear in reviews, with some finding the dishes satisfying on a chilly day, while others feel certain items could be more flavorful. Ambience is described as cozy and Japanese inspired with ample seating, making it suitable for studying or catching up with friends, though crowds can make it noisy and harder to find tables at peak times. Service is commonly described as friendly and helpful, contributing to a welcoming vibe, yet a few visits note inconsistency in drinks or an isolated negative interaction that marred the experience. Desserts are sometimes regarded as pricey, but portions and the overall quality of tea and sweets are repeatedly highlighted, reinforcing Tsujiri Montreal as a go to for matcha lovers. Overall, the reviews depict a beloved matcha focused cafe with a large menu, strong desserts, and a comfortable setting that invites return visits to try more items.View restaurant profile
Tsujiri Montreal
Open until 9 pmDowntown
Mentioned in: Where to Find the Best Matcha Lattes in MontrealMontreal's Best International Pastry ShopsView More
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≈ 1.3 km
GaNaDaRa is described as a casual Korean spot with flavorful, affordable fare, simple decor, and fast, friendly service. Orders are placed at the counter and picked up when ready, and reviews highlight generous portions that pair traditional favorites with playful fusion like kimchi and beef bulgogi poutine, dak balls cupbap, and the rose tteokbokki. Popular items include chicken katsu curry and a poutine with rice cake, with some noting the option to take food to go and the staff’s attentiveness, even reheating leftovers when asked. There are mentions of new menu items such as carbonara udon and a desire to reintroduce favorites like tsunami tteokbokki, along with requests to add curry katsu to fantuan. The pace is fast and the space is cozy, making it a good quick bite spot for students or friends; the prices are consistently described as good value. While a few reviews note occasional focus on Uber Eats orders, the overall sentiment remains positive about the quality and consistency of flavors and portions. In short, GaNaDaRa comes across as a reliable, affordable option with a mix of comforting classics and inventive twists that keeps diners returning.View restaurant profile
GaNaDaRa
Lively restaurant serving popular hearty Korean dishes, such as seafood pancakes and bibimbap.
Open until 8:30 pm
Downtown, Golden Square Mile
Mentioned in: The Trendiest Restaurants in MontrealThe Best Spots in Montreal for Takeout and Delivery Meals Under $20View More
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≈ 1.3 km
ATTI Express draws praise for fast, delicious Korean dishes like bibimbap and japchae, with beef or pork options that are described as tender and flavorful. The ambiance is small, clean, and the service is friendly, making it a reliable spot for a quick lunch. Value for money is a common theme, with many noting low prices, quality ingredients, and savings when calling in or ordering in person rather than online. Dishes come out quickly and portions are generous, with favorites including the beef bibimbap and the Korean BBQ on rice. The place is described as a hidden gem delivering the same satisfaction as meals in Korea and a go to option for downtown workers. Overall, ATTI Express is seen as a dependable, tasty, and affordable choice for lunch on the go.View restaurant profile
ATTI Express
Opens Monday at 10:30 amDowntown
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≈ 1.3 km
Ramen at Kinton Ramen is described as delicious with rich broths and springy noodles, offering a wide range of options from veggie bowls to spicy varieties like spicy garlic pork and spicy garlic beef ramen. Portions are generally generous and priced affordably, making it a solid value for many reviewers, though a few note a less favorable portion to price balance. The atmosphere is consistently described as cozy and welcoming, with friendly staff and quick service in many visits, while some experiences mention slower service or occasional inconsistencies. Allergies are commonly accommodated well, adding to the accessibility of the menu. The new location draws praise for atmosphere and range, though a handful of tasters felt the flavor profile differed from past visits. Veggie ramen and other non meat options receive strong praise for flavor, complemented by side dishes like gyoza or karaage. Overall, Kinton Ramen is viewed as a go to comfort ramen spot in Montreal, noted for reliable, hearty bowls and a dining experience that encourages repeat visits.View restaurant profile
Kinton Ramen
Open until 10:30 pmDowntown
Mentioned in: The Montreal Ramen Guide: Essential Bowls You Need to Try
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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
Chungchun Kogo Coreen is described as a tiny, cozy spot with a playful menu of Korean corn dogs and a wide range of sauces. Reviewers praise the crispy batter, the variety of fillings such as potato-coated, mozzarella, sausage and cheese, and the option to pair with spicy mayo, chili mayo, or teriyaki sauces. Service is repeatedly noted as friendly and efficient, with staff who manage orders well even when the place gets busy. Atmosphere is friendly and casual, with a few stools and a quick, satisfying bite rather than a sit down experience. Some posts note strong lines and high expectations when the downtown location opened during Covid, and a few later visits mention a dip in quality including soggy corndogs and inconsistent service. Overall the core appeal centers on bold flavors, quick service, and good value, with many asserting that the favourites, especially classic and mozzarella variants, remain reliably tasty.View restaurant profile
Chungchun Kogo Coreen
Open until 10 pmDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
Mentioned in: Where to Find Cheap Eats in Montreal
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≈ 1.4 km
Reviews of Daldongnae Korean BBQ consistently highlight high quality meats, fresh side dishes, and an interactive, authentic dining vibe with plentiful banchan and a lively atmosphere that many describe as street market inspired. Many readers note the food is consistently tasty, with well marinated meats and flavorful sauces, and some praise unlimited sides or affordable pricing that adds value to the meal. Service experiences range from warm, attentive and efficient to slow, uneven, or occasionally rude, with delays during peak hours and extra time needed to get refills or the bill. Language issues appear in some visits, especially in Quebec where not all staff speak French and explanations may come in English, leaving some patrons feeling underserved. Despite the service inconsistencies, repeat visitors often cite the quality of the meat and the overall experience as reasons to return, though groups or busy times can complicate seating and timing.View restaurant profile
Daldongnae Korean BBQ
Open until 2 amShaughnessy Village, Downtown
Mentioned in: Where to Eat the Best Korean BBQ in Montreal
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≈ 1.4 km
Reviewers describe Marche Korea as a convenient hub for Korean products and quick bites, with a broad selection and reasonable prices. Ready to eat options such as gimbap, onigiri, and other prepared meals are frequently praised for flavor and variety, with fried chicken standing out in some cases. There are mixed notes on service, ranging from friendly and helpful staff to reports of rude cashiers. The store is valued for affordable snacks, a wide range of kimchi and other items, and a reliable option for a cheap meal or a light bite. Some reviews mention portions can be rice heavy or meals not fully satiating, but the overall impression is that Marche Korea is a reliable place to discover new tastes and grab a quick, decently priced meal.View restaurant profile
Marche Korea
Open until 9 pmDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
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≈ 1.4 km
Overall, reviews of Sota BBQ Coréen describe it as a busy, popular all you can eat Korean BBQ spot in Montreal with a wide range of meats, seafood and sushi, fast service, and a lively, family friendly atmosphere that many diners enjoy for groups or casual get togethers, along with very good ventilation that helps keep smoke at bay. The food is frequently praised for quality and variety and the value is highlighted, with many noting reliable timing, the ability to order by phone, and the bonus of unlimited drinks. Yet experiences vary: some diners report inconsistent or rushed service, language barriers, and occasional miscommunications or missing items; some mention extra charges or tips added for large groups; others describe long waits during peak hours, basement seating that can feel hot or cramped, and occasional cleanliness or payment hassles. Despite these, many reviewers commend warm staff and attentive problem solving, and multiple visits end with strong recommendations to try Sota BBQ Coréen for its mix of barbecue and sushi, the convivial atmosphere, and the chance to sample a wide array of dishes.View restaurant profile
Sota BBQ Coréen
Open until 11 pmDowntown
Mentioned in: Where to Eat the Best Korean BBQ in Montreal
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≈ 1.4 km
Many reviews describe Kazu as a bustling intimate Japanese izakaya with a warm authentic vibe and a wall of rotating specials that rewards trying different dishes. The food is frequently praised for authentic flavors and careful preparation, with standout items including beef ribs, katsu curry, sashimi, smoked duck, tofu, and vegetable dishes; a few reviews call certain items underwhelming or pricey for the portion. Many note the long lines and cramped seating but say the wait is worth it, and arriving before opening or sitting at the bar is advised to secure a table. Service is often described as fast, friendly, and attentive, though the kitchen can be chaotic when crowded. Value is a common thread, with prices considered fair for the quality, and the experience is frequently described as memorable and highly recommendable. Overall the reviews present a consistent picture of a must visit for those seeking genuine Japanese flavors in Montreal, with the caveat of crowding and wait times.View restaurant profile
Kazu
Inspired Japanese eats, from house made tofu to shrimp burgers, in a cozy nook with an open kitchen.
Open until 9:30 pm
Downtown, Shaughnessy Village
Mentioned in: 16 Izakayas to Try in Montreal: a Japanese Pub GuideThe Trendiest Restaurants in MontrealView More
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≈ 1.4 km
Ramen Misoya receives mixed feedback; several reviews praise flavorful, comforting bowls, generous portions and a cozy basement atmosphere with friendly service, and vegetarian options that hit the mark, while others find some broths bland or too salty, noodles inconsistent, and toppings variable. Service can be fast but is sometimes slow or understaffed, leading to long waits and missed or late toppings, though prices are often considered reasonable for the portions. Overall, it remains a popular spot for ramen lovers, but the experience can depend on timing and staffing.View restaurant profile
Ramen Misoya
Open until 10 pmDowntown
Mentioned in: The Montreal Ramen Guide: Essential Bowls You Need to Try
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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
Review Summary
≈ 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 11 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 describe Picks as a tiny welcoming hole in the wall in Montreal where burgers are the star, built to order with fresh ingredients and a wide range of toppings including kimchi and wasabi mayo, plus popular sides like poutine and crispy sweet potato fries. The atmosphere is consistently described as warm and family owned, with friendly staff and small gestures like free croquettes that make dining feel personal. Across changes in ownership the kitchen quality remains high, the wall of drawings is kept, and the new proprietors have been trained to reproduce the same recipes and level of service, though a few reviews note rare issues with burger temperature or sauce balance. Regulars praise fast service, reasonable prices, and the ability to walk in for a quick, satisfying bite, with many calling it one of the best burger spots in Montreal and a standout for flavor in a casual setting. Overall Picks is seen as a reliable, customizable, affordable favorite for locals and visitors alike.View restaurant profile
Picks
Open until 10 pmDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
Review Summary
≈ 1.4 km
Ici Restaurant Coréen comes across as a small, cozy mom-and-pop spot where food is made with care and guests are greeted by friendly, attentive owners. Dishes such as bulgogi, tteokbokki, bibimbap, and a variety of kimbap and yubuchobap are highlighted for fresh, flavorful, made-to-order quality, and many reviews say the flavors recall memories of Korea while still feeling accessible in Montreal. The ambiance is warm and intimate, though seating is limited to a couple of tables and no bathroom is consistently available according to some visits, making it feel perfect for takeout. Service is repeatedly praised for its warmth and helpfulness, with small touches like doors being opened when hands are full and a friendly, welcoming tone. A few criticisms surface, including a Korean fried chicken that some feel falls short and a tuna kimbap that is dry, while one review questions the overall rating seen on delivery apps. Overall, Ici Restaurant Coréen is seen as a hidden gem for comforting Korean fare with a mix of traditional flavors and modern twists, especially popular for kimbap, tteokbokki, and other small dishes.View restaurant profile
Ici Restaurant Coréen
Open until 8 pmShaughnessy Village, Downtown
Review Summary
≈ 1.4 km
Reviewers describe Nouilles de Lan Zhou as a place with fresh hand-pulled noodles in several thicknesses, rich broths, and standout dishes like beef noodle soup and a notably spicy cucumber side; portions are generous, and bowls feel hearty, with the weekend soup and the vegetarian combo getting particular praise. One note mentions sadness about a closing, while others highlight that a newer location holds up to the original, with similar quality and better flow. The experience at different locations varies, with quick, attentive service and good value reported by many, but long waits at the Chinatown branch and some limited staff interaction noted by others. Accessibility for mobility-impaired guests is mentioned as lacking in some reviews. Diners should be mindful that chili oil can contain peanuts. While a few dishes are described as only okay, many emphasize the noodles' chew and the broth's depth and consider the place worth a visit or even a repeat stop.View restaurant profile
Nouilles de Lan Zhou
May be temporarily closedShaughnessy Village, Downtown
Review Summary
≈ 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
Open until 11 pmDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
Mentioned in: Montreal's Best Asian Soups off the Beaten Path
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≈ 1.5 km
Biiru appears in numerous reviews as a beloved downtown Montreal izakaya with a chic yet cozy vibe, a pleasant terrace, and a menu that centers on sharing plates and tasting options. The food is repeatedly described as excellent and flavorful, with standout items such as karage, gyoza, okonomiyaki, beef tataki, salmon bonbons, ribs, yakitori, and more. The service is consistently praised for being friendly, attentive, and efficient, with staff guiding guests through the menu and accommodating dietary restrictions, though a few comments mention slower service or cramped spaces during busy periods. Portions are sometimes considered small for the price and a minority note dishes that come out cold or inconsistent, but the overall sentiment is that Biiru delivers high quality, interesting flavors, and a vibrant atmosphere. The tasting menu is frequently highlighted as a great way to sample the menu, and the spot is often recommended for groups, pre show meals near Place des Arts, or casual dinners, with reservations suggested on busy nights.View restaurant profile
Biiru
Funky Japanese izakaya dishing up traditional small plates & drinks from cocktails to sake & soju.
Open until 11 pm
Downtown, Quartier des Spectacles
Mentioned in: 16 Izakayas to Try in Montreal: a Japanese Pub GuideWhere to Eat in Montreal's Quartier des SpectaclesView More
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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
Open until 11 pmDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
Review Summary
≈ 1.6 km
Opiano comes up in reviews as a cozy, fast, affordable Korean spot near McGill that attracts students for quick lunches and casual hangouts. Generous portions and good value are frequently noted, with authentic items such as pork bone soup, bulgogi, bibimbap, kimbap, and army stew; some dishes are described as too sweet or bland, and a few noodles are criticized as cheap instant ramen varieties. The ordering system and fast pickup are praised for efficiency, though busy lunch rushes can make finding a table challenging, and the atmosphere can be lively and noisy. Bingsu desserts are a standout, especially the milk and mango flavors in summer, while desserts beyond that menu are less emphasized. Overall Opiano is seen as a reliable, budget friendly option close to campus, delivering dependable flavors and generous portions that appeal to both students and visitors seeking a quick, satisfying meal.View restaurant profile
Opiano
Opens Monday at 11:30 amDowntown
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≈ 1.6 km
Overall Sansotei Ramen receives praise for rich broths, generous portions, and quick friendly service in a clean modern setting, with favorites such as tonkotsu black, miso black, and shoyu, plus fried chicken and gyoza that many reviewers recommend, and bowls described as flavorful and comforting on a cold day. Many note consistent quality, attentive staff, and a hospitable atmosphere, with the location described as convenient and affordable for lunch or dinner. A minority of reviews raise concerns about cleanliness in some locations, occasional service slowdowns, and value considerations, and some reviewers wish for more non pork or vegetarian options. Overall this remains a popular ramen destination in Montreal, frequently recommended as one of the best places for ramen with strong broth and dependable execution.View restaurant profile
Sansotei Ramen
Open until 10:30 pmDowntown
Review Summary
≈ 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
Review Summary
≈ 1.6 km
Diners describe Maison Bulgogi House as a comforting, home style Korean spot in Montreal where generous portions, good value, and consistently flavorful dishes stand out. The menu offers many options for vegetarians or people who don't like spicy, with favorites like gamjatang, dolsot bibimbap, and fried kimchi rice frequently praised. Service is repeatedly described as friendly and attentive, with staff happy to recommend dishes and sometimes provide extra banchan or a complimentary tea. Some reviews note decor that feels a bit dated and dim lighting, but the strong flavor and comforting meals often outweigh these concerns. Takeout and online ordering are common themes, and a few comments mention a tip being charged on the bill.View restaurant profile
Maison Bulgogi House
Open until 11 pmDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
Review Summary
≈ 1.6 km
Ganadara is described in reviews as offering incredible flavors and generous portions, with service praised and a simple, adaptable menu that invites customization and carries spicy options; the ramen and chicken dishes are frequent highlights, including tasty and fresh food, and there is broad praise for value and a convenient location. Some feedback notes inconsistency, such as a chicken in ramen not being grilled as described and stews being smaller than expected, and a few comments about uneven service. Overall the sentiment is positive, with diners eager to return and explore more items, even as a minority voice questions authenticity.View restaurant profile
Ganadara
A lively restaurant serving hearty popular Korean dishes, such as seafood pancakes and bibimbap.
Open until 9 pm
Old Montreal
Mentioned in: The Trendiest Restaurants in Montreal
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≈ 1.6 km
Across the reviews, Mr. Dakgalbi comes across as a neighborhood go to with friendly staff, a welcoming vibe, and even a playful dog that adds charm. Food is described as delicious and reasonably priced, with generously portioned dishes that are often enjoyed as takeaways, and standouts include tteokbokki, japchae, and salt and pepper calamari. The menu seems to blend Northeast Chinese and Korean influences, reflecting a Korean Chinese ownership, while the interior and front area are noted for being clean and inviting. Montreal is referenced as the setting, with the restaurant described as an oasis or lifeline in the area, underscoring a dependable, value-driven dining experience.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Mr. Dakgalbi
Open until 12:45 amDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
Review Summary
≈ 1.6 km
Ganadara comes across as a casual, affordable Korean spot in downtown Montreal near McGill, with a menu of comforting classics like ramyeon and bibimbap and standout pork bone soup that many reviewers call a must try. The vibe is described as quaint and low key, and the food is often praised for being tasty and the portions generous, making it a reliable go to for a quick, affordable meal. Service is a mixed bag, praised for friendliness in some visits but sometimes marked by slow or unfriendly interactions in others. Several diners highlight the fried chicken as a highlight when it is perfectly crispy and juicy, while a few note it can be dry or disappointing at times; new menu items and drinks have generally landed well. Some reviews mention that gamjang tang has not always been available. The location near McGill and the long-standing habit of stopping by on visits or in daily routines are also recurring themes. Overall, Ganadara is viewed as a solid, affordable option for Korean comfort food with reliable basics and occasional service or consistency quirks.View restaurant profile
Ganadara
A lively restaurant serving hearty popular Korean dishes, such as seafood pancakes and bibimbap.
Open until 9 pm
Downtown
Mentioned in: The Trendiest Restaurants in Montreal
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≈ 1.6 km
Reviews describe Sam Cha as a cozy, welcoming spot that consistently delivers authentic Korean flavors at a good value, with crowd pleasers like bibimbap, tteokbokki, fried chicken, jokbal, kimchi fried rice, seafood pancake, udon, and a range of soju options. Many praise the friendly staff and the homey vibe, making it a go to choice for a casual dinner with friends or a late night bite. Several writers note that reservations are important on weekends because the place can get crowded, and while service is described as attentive and efficient, a few visits mention slower moments or miscommunications and some variability in pace during busy times. Opinions on portion sizes and the quality after a revamp are mixed, with some calling the dishes generous and flavorful and others wishing for more depth or consistency, and a couple of reviews mention cleanliness and upkeep concerns. Overall, Sam Cha stands out as one of the top Korean spots for flavor, affordability, and atmosphere, though a few diners suggest sticking to the recommended dishes and planning ahead for busy nights.View restaurant profile
Sam cha
Open until 9:30 pmDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
Mentioned in: Bibimbap: Our Favorites in Montreal
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≈ 1.6 km
Overall, the reviews present Iru Izakaya as a lively, stylish Japanese-inspired brasserie in the Quartier des Spectacles with a vibrant vibe, strong service, and a broad, creative menu. The experience menu and discovery menu are highlighted as must-tries, offering a variety of dishes that feel artful and flavorful and pair beautifully with an impressive sake and cocktail program. Service is repeatedly praised for attentiveness and knowledge, with staff helping tailor plates and drinks to taste, while a few notes mention occasional delays during busy times. Ambiance is described as energetic and modern, with neon and refined decor that many find exciting for groups and celebrations, though some guests find it noisy and less intimate. The food generally earns high marks for freshness, balance, and presentation, but certain dishes are noted as overly salty, underseasoned, or not fully representative of Japanese cuisine, and pricing is seen as steep by some for the portion size. Taken together, Iru Izakaya emerges as a memorable dining destination where the service, atmosphere, and variety shine and many guests look forward to a return visit.View restaurant profile
Iru Izakaya
Open until 11 pmDowntown, Quartier des Spectacles
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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
≈ 1.8 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 10 pmChinatown, Downtown
Review Summary
≈ 1.8 km
Chungchun Kogo Coreen is described as offering tasty corn dogs with a wide sauce and topping variety and strong value for money. Several comments point to friendly staff and quick service when available, with the option to enjoy a hot, crunchy bite. On the downside, multiple reviewers mention longer than expected wait times and the pogo being undercooked at times. Stock issues and limited menu availability also pop up, with reports that items such as ramen Kogo or a half cheese half meat option were not offered and no clear alternatives were provided. A few impressions state that the experience did not live up to the hype or that service could be improved. Nevertheless, others highlight consistently delicious flavors, good texture, and standouts like mozzarella with potatoes, making Chungchun Kogo Coreen a solid choice for a quick bite for many diners.View restaurant profile
Chungchun Kogo Coreen
Open until 10 pmChinatown
Mentioned in: Where to Find Cheap Eats in Montreal
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≈ 1.8 km
Imadake Izakaya receives praise for a vibrant, lively izakaya atmosphere with a wide range of Japanese dishes and an array of drinks including sake bombs and plum wine, and for offering some of the best ramen in town, especially kuromayu ramen, with several reviews calling the broth rich and the noodles satisfying. The service is generally described as friendly, efficient and attentive, though a few visitors note occasional slow pacing or being overwhelmed by the crowd when staff are limited, and some comment on noisy spaces and less comfortable seating. Many diners highlight the quality and variety of dishes such as gyoza, karaage, octopus tartare, seaweed salad, and grilled seafood, while others feel portions can be small for the price. A number of reviews mention high value and a memorable experience with strong recommendations to try the sake bombs, specific cocktails, and the matcha cheesecake, though a minority point out issues like inconsistent wait times, billing glitches, or overly loud environments. Overall the sentiment leans positive with Imadake Izakaya regarded as a standout Montreal spot for ramen and Japanese fare, worth a visit for groups or celebrations, with reservations advised and atmosphere that invites sharing several dishes.View restaurant profile
Imadake Izakaya
Opens Today at 5:30 pmWestmount, Downtown
Mentioned in: 16 Izakayas to Try in Montreal: a Japanese Pub GuideThe Montreal Ramen Guide: Essential Bowls You Need to TryView More
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