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≈ 0.3 km
WULI is described as a small, cozy spot offering Korean and Japanese comfort dishes such as karaage chicken, beef bibimbap and fried beef udon, with the udon noted as a must-have. The food is praised as delicious and comforting, the decor is cute, and the service is friendly. On a Saturday lunch the restaurant could be quiet, which some guests appreciate, and there is hope for more business in the future. Vegetarian udon can be requested, a WULI poutine with kimchi, beef, pork and spicy rice cakes is described as wonderful, prices are good, and the ramen pork is amazing though the broth could have more flavor.View restaurant profile
WULI
Opens Today at 12 pmVille-Émard
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≈ 1.7 km
Reviews portray Un Instant en Provence as a cozy Provençal-inspired bakery and cafe where fresh, beautifully made pastries such as croissants, éclairs, Tropezienne and Paris-Brest are highlights, paired with good coffee and a welcoming, tidy atmosphere. While the staff are largely praised for warmth and helpfulness and the space is described as pleasant for lingering or working thanks to wifi, some critics point out limited weekend seating, occasional pastry inconsistencies, and drinks that arrive lukewarm.View restaurant profile
Un Instant en Provence
Opens Today at 8 amSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 2.2 km
Overall, the reviews describe Maison De Thé Cha Noir as a calm, welcoming tea house with a relaxing atmosphere, a strong focus on quality loose leaf teas including chai and Earl Grey, and delicious scones and light desserts. The staff are repeatedly described as knowledgeable and attentive, and service is consistently impeccable. The place is favored for its large tea selection, quiet ambiance, and the chance to read or chat in a serene setting, with some guests noting a terrace and a convenient location in the neighborhood. It is considered affordable, reliable, and a preferred destination for tea lovers to stock up on loose leaves.View restaurant profile
Maison De Thé Cha Noir
Opens Today at 10 amVerdun
Mentioned in: The Best Tea Houses to Discover in Montreal
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≈ 2.2 km
Komma Rosta feels like a warm neighborhood hub, offering Japanese inspired dishes, tasty coffee, and a cozy, eclectic space bathed in natural light. The cafe is described as family friendly with a dedicated play area for kids, attentive and friendly staff, and affordable prices that make generous portions feel like good value. Dishes such as udon curry, onigiri, and Japanese inspired snacks, plus a range of matcha and hojicha drinks and desserts, are highlighted for balanced flavors and comforting homely vibes, while the interior with unique chairs and a swings table adds charm. The atmosphere stays inviting for studying or casual hangs, though a few reviewers note moments of noise; still, many plan to return and share the experience with friends.View restaurant profile
Komma Rosta
Opens Today at 9 amVerdun
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≈ 2.2 km
Overall, reviews describe Bok as delivering delicious food with friendly, efficient service in a welcoming atmosphere and good value. Dishes frequently praised include jajangmyeon, tangsuyuk, jjamppong, and bingsu, especially the Biscoff bingsoo, along with jokbal and fried calamari, while a few notes point to inconsistencies such as fried rice being a bit moist or the black bean sauce not tasting fresh. The vibe is described as quick, comfortable, and inviting, and many comments suggest Bok stands out among Montreal's Korean spots for reliable quality and a broad drink selection, with several mentions of returning for combos like jajangmyeon with tangsuyuk and for trying the bingsu again.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Bok
Opens Today at 12 pmMonkland Village, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 2.2 km
Moa Moa offers comforting Korean flavors with consistently tasty dishes like bibimbap, cupbap, japchae with pork, and crispy fried chicken, all praised for bold, satisfying flavors and generous portions. The atmosphere is cozy and relaxed, not a fancy dining room, making it a great spot for takeout or a casual meal. The service is friendly and welcoming, with staff described as kind and the owner often noted as sweet. Prices are fair for the quality, with popular picks including the tofu cupbap, cheese tteokbokki, and the half half sweet spicy soy garlic chicken. A shrimp appetizer may miss some meat and the batter could be improved, but the overall experience remains consistently enjoyable. Moa Moa is a reliable hidden gem for delicious Korean comfort food and warm, approachable vibes.View restaurant profile
moa moa
Opens Today at 5 pmVerdun
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≈ 2.3 km
Overall, these reviews describe Hwang Kum as a cozy, small and family-owned Korean spot with fresh, flavorful dishes and distinct textures. The menu highlights jokbal, pajeon (especially the seafood pajeon), beef bulgogi, kimchi and a variety of noodles, with several mentions of generous portions like the pork bone soup and tasty sides. The place can be busy and small, with lines at times, but diners say it's worth waiting and that service is friendly and quick. A few cautions include checking hours on Google as days can change and that prices can be on the higher side, yet many reviews consider the experience excellent and highly recommended.View restaurant profile
Hwang Kum
Opens Tuesday at 6 pmMonkland Village, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 2.3 km
Dessert Coréen Crofre offers a wide array of croffles and waffles with fresh ingredients and a cozy, welcoming vibe fueled by friendly staff. The desserts are praised for vibrant flavors that aren't too sweet, with standout options like pistachio, matcha, lotus croffle, Oreo and banana creme brulee, and the coffee pairs well with them. The service is quick and the shop stays open late, making it a great choice for a late night treat, and while prices can feel a bit high, many feel the quality justifies it. All in all, it's described as one of Montreal's best dessert spots, thanks to thoughtful presentation, a variety of flavors, and a consistently warm, inviting atmosphere.View restaurant profile
Dessert Coréen Crofre
Opens Today at 4 pmSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
Mentioned in: Crookie and Croffle in Montreal: Best Places to Savor These Viral Culinary Trends
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≈ 2.3 km
Overall, customers describe L2 Bubbletea as a solid spot for flavorful and well made bubble tea with a wide range of toppings and flavors, friendly and attentive staff, and a welcoming roomy space with wifi; many favorites include the Hong Kong milk tea with the right level of sweetness and classic tea drinks, and there is a sense of consistent quality and quick service at fair prices, making it suitable for sipping alone or with friends; however, some drawbacks show up in reviews, such as a dirty sticky bathroom with a large machine, occasional loud music, and mixed notes about pearl texture in milk teas, plus a rare rude interaction and variation in experiences from visit to visit.View restaurant profile
L2 Bubbletea
Opens Today at 11 amVerdun
Mentioned in: The Best Places to Drink Bubble Tea in Montreal
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≈ 2.4 km
BBQ KUI offers tasty Korean BBQ with well marinated meats, a lively, bustling vibe, and a bring-your-own-wine option that many guests appreciate, but experiences vary with some diners reporting slow, understaffed service and missing dishes, a mismatch between all you can eat and the set menu, and high prices; the strong smoke and lingering aroma are common complaints, yet the food is often praised as excellent and many consider it one of Montreal's top Korean BBQ spots when the kitchen keeps up and service is smooth.View restaurant profile
BBQ KUI
Opens Wednesday at 5 pmVerdun
Mentioned in: Where to Eat the Best Korean BBQ in Montreal
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≈ 2.4 km
DaWa Chicken is widely praised for its Korean fried chicken, with crispy outside and juicy inside and a range of standout sauces that elevate each bite; reviewers commend the friendly, quick service and the casual, welcoming vibe, and note generous portions and good value, while a few mention occasional dryness and some menu variations between locations.View restaurant profile
DaWa Chicken
Basic, cafeteria-style eatery offering Korean fried chicken, noodles, fries & coleslaw.
Opens Today at 11:30 am
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
Mentioned in: The Best Places for Fried Chicken in Montreal
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≈ 2.4 km
Marché Korea combines a well stocked Korean grocery with a casual cafeteria, offering a broad range of authentic products, fresh produce and ready to eat dishes. Reviews highlight friendly staff, helpful service and a welcoming atmosphere, with great variety and quality across groceries and meals, including tasty bibimbap, jjajangmyeon, tteokbokki and fried chicken, and generous portions for the price. While some notes point to higher grocery prices and occasional variations in cafeteria pricing, the overall impression is of a reliable, one stop shop where you can shop and eat in or take away, and many see it as a hidden gem in the city for Korean food.View restaurant profile
Marché Korea
Opens Today at 10 amMonkland Village, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 2.4 km
Mukja is widely praised for authentic Korean flavors, generous portions and good value, with frequent mentions of favorites like tangsuyuk, gomtang, tteokbokki and banchan, and a menu that includes soups, mains and dessert. The atmosphere is described as cozy and friendly, with attentive service and lots of free side dishes, making it a reliable spot for meals with friends or on a date. The kitchen is noted for freshness and depth of flavor, and many reviewers appreciate the affordable prices and large portions. A few visits mention occasional issues such as a soup that can be overly salty or a tangsuyuk that was not as crispy on one occasion, and service not always warm, along with some price increases after reopening. Overall Mukja is seen as a standout Korean option in Montreal, consistently delivering tasty food, quick service and a welcoming vibe.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Mukja
Opens Today at 11 amNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
Mentioned in: Bibimbap: Our Favorites in MontrealMontreal's Best Asian Soups off the Beaten PathView More
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≈ 2.5 km
GIWA is widely praised for innovative Korean cooking in a focused, small menu that highlights sotbap rice dishes, carefully crafted banchan, and inventive desserts such as doenjang creme brulee and perilla oil ice cream. Flavors are described as authentic yet refined, with standout items including fried chicken, beef tartare, gimbap, seafood platters, and a balance of textures and seasonings that feels like elevated dining. Several reviews note a warm, intimate atmosphere and attentive service, though some mention occasional seating or heat issues and pricing questions. Overall, GIWA is seen as a rare, high quality Korean dining experience in Montreal, a place to return for thoughtful preparation and presentation, with desserts often singled out as memorable.View restaurant profile
Restaurant GIWA
Opens Today at 5 pmVerdun
Mentioned in: Discover Verdun's Remarkable Tables
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≈ 2.5 km
Overall, reviews describe Comon as a place with crispy, flavorful Korean fried chicken and popular dishes like Rabokki, gimbap, and pancakes, with the sweet and spicy sauce highlighted; portions range from generous to small, and some takeout orders have had issues such as missing dumplings, uneven meat portions, or freshness concerns, though compensation and good service are noted in several cases; the atmosphere is pleasant and many diners call the fried chicken among the best in Montreal, while a few experiences suggest service can be basic and value can vary, leading some to return and others not to repeat.View restaurant profile
Comon
Opens Today at 5 pmVerdun
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≈ 2.5 km
Mon Ami Korean BBQ earns consistent praise for flavorful, well-seasoned dishes and generous portions that arrive hot and fresh, with authentic kimchi and tender bulgogi as standouts. The all you can eat option is a common draw for variety, though some reviewers feel the value varies and a few wish for more balanced sides or fewer upcharges on certain items. The atmosphere is described as cozy and casual, suitable for small groups or celebrations, with a friendly vibe. Service is often noted as attentive and efficient, yet it can slow down during peak hours and on busy nights when staffing is tight. Some experiences highlight smooth kitchen execution and helpful staff, while others mention longer waits and uneven pacing. Overall, Mon Ami Korean BBQ is viewed as a solid option for those craving strong flavors, good meat quality, and a convivial setting, with many guests planning to return.View restaurant profile
Mon Ami Korean BBQ
Opens Today at 5:30 pmVerdun
Mentioned in: The Best All You Can Eat Buffets in MontrealThe Best Places for Fried Chicken in MontrealView More
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≈ 2.6 km
Reviews describe Bols Bols as a casual, family run spot offering authentic Korean bowls and pogos at affordable prices, with generous portions and quick, attentive service. Dishes like bulgogi bowls, galbi bowls, tteokbokki and crispy Korean corn dogs are repeatedly praised for flavor and freshness, and the overall experience is described as friendly, efficient and consistently delicious, making it a reliable choice for good value Korean food.View restaurant profile
BOLS BOLS
Opens Today at 12 pmVerdun
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≈ 2.8 km
Les Crazy Chickens draws praise for crispy, flavorful fried chicken with a wide range of sauces and tasty sides like fries and pickled radish, and the ambiance is described as cute. Some visits note friendly service and dishes made to order, while other experiences describe cold chicken, long waits in a chilly room, and questions about portion sizes and value. Overall, responses are mixed but the place is considered worth trying for the variety and freshness, with some guests promising to return and others deterred by inconsistent temperatures and service.View restaurant profile
Les Crazy Chickens
Opens Today at 12 pmSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 2.9 km
Reviewers describe Salon de thé Le Gryphon d'Or as a cozy, intimate spot for an exquisite afternoon tea with a superb tea selection, fresh scones (including gluten free options) and a variety of savory bites all offered at very reasonable prices; the staff are consistently friendly and welcoming, with guests appreciating the attentive service and the option to take gluten free goodies home; the space is small, reservations are advised, and the experience is frequently praised as a true gem where the tea, pastries and atmosphere come together to make a memorable visit; a note about occasional Sunday hours and cash only payments is mentioned by some, but overall the reviews point to a special, repeatable teatime ritual.View restaurant profile
Salon de thé Le Gryphon d'Or
May be temporarily closedNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
Mentioned in: Savoring High Tea in Montreal: Where to Find the Best Afternoon Teas
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≈ 2.9 km
Tail Fox delivers exciting Asian fusion flavors with a chef driven menu that blends Korean techniques with French and Italian influences, presenting creative dishes in generous portions. The atmosphere is cozy yet lively, with attentive and friendly staff and a view of the kitchen counter that many guests enjoy, plus a strong drinks program. While service is usually warm and professional, a few visits note moments of being a touch inattentive during peak times and some prices feel high for the portions. Overall the restaurant reads as a neighborhood gem, with oysters, dumplings, crudo and other standout plates that balance bold flavors with refinement, and many guests look forward to returning to try the rotating menu.View restaurant profile
9 Tail Fox
Opens Tuesday at 5:30 pmWestmount
Mentioned in: Where to Go in Montreal When You Just. Need. Noodles.
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≈ 3 km
Petit Tokepi is described as a tiny, intimate spot offering authentic Korean flavors, with bibimbap and miso soup frequently praised for freshness and flavor and the beef bibimbap noted as particularly flavorful. The atmosphere is warm and cozy, with soft jazz or classical music in the background creating a date friendly vibe. Service is consistently friendly and attentive, portions are generous, and value is generally praised, though a few reviews note a small, private feeling space and occasional inconsistencies in quality (one mention of average bibimbap and miso soup made from a mix). Cleanliness concerns appear in one review, and reservations are not taken, while others applaud fast service and a welcoming team. Overall, Petit Tokepi stands out as a charming, affordable option with strong comfort food and a memorable ambiance.View restaurant profile
Petit Tokepi
Opens Today at 12 pmCôte-des-Neiges
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≈ 3 km
Restaurant De Chou feels like a hidden gem, with a cozy, sweet atmosphere that puts guests at ease as soon as they step in; the food is described as authentic Korean cuisine, delicious and beautifully presented, with flavors that feel carefully crafted, and portions that are balanced and fresh, while the convenient location, friendly service, and a relaxed, not too loud ambiance invite repeat visits.View restaurant profile
Restaurant De Chou
Opens Today at 5 pmNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 3 km
Overall Cafe Kokiri offers a cozy, charming vibe with a welcoming atmosphere and a wide range of tasty Korean inspired dishes and drinks. Reviewers praise standout items like the croffle, bingsu, bulgogi bowl, matcha treats, and bubble tea, noting high quality, fresh flavors and a feeling of a local staple and good value for the area. The service is described as friendly and attentive, and the space is comfortable for hanging out or studying, with cute decor and photo friendly corners. Some caveats appear, including comments about price levels for this type of cafe, a few notes about loud music, and reports of no restroom, which may affect repeat visits for some.View restaurant profile
Cafe Kokiri
Opens Today at 10:30 amNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG), Monkland Village
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≈ 3 km
Reviews portray Dessert Café Momo as a cozy, welcoming spot with a mix of Korean influenced sweets and drinks. Desserts such as bingsoo, matcha cake, mochi macarons, and shortcakes are praised for freshness, balance, and not being overly sweet, with multiple mentions of generous portions and solid coffee. The space is described as intimate and cozy, sometimes busy, with a charming vibe and friendly staff. Ordering is easy, including a self service kiosk at times, and attention to the welcoming atmosphere. Some visitors note the small size and occasional longer wait when busy, while others highlight the quality of the mango bingsoo and unique textures in the menu. Overall, it comes across as a delightful, casual cafe with a strong focus on dessert quality that many plan to return to for bingsoo and treats.View restaurant profile
Dessert Café Momo
Opens Today at 12 pmMonkland Village, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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