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Best Poutine, Breakfast Restaurants in Chinatown

Explore 2 local dining options that are open supper, sorted by relevance.

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Restaurant H3 - Poutine, Breakfast Restaurants in Chinatown

Restaurant H3

Located on the 2nd floor of Humaniti tower Montreal
 Open until 1:30 pm - Reopens at 5 pm
4.7(1345)
Downtown, Old Montreal
InternationalGrillMarketRegionalSeafood/FishBreakfast

Mentioned in: Best Wine Bars in Montreal3-Day Foodie Guide to Montreal: The Best Restaurants to Discover Neighbourhood by NeighbourhoodView More

Review Summary

Restaurant H consistently delivers an exceptional culinary experience, characterized by a refined menu, exquisite food presentation, and an extensive, well-curated wine list. Guests frequently praise the tasting menus for their high quality, fresh ingredients, and generous portions. The atmosphere is consistently described as modern, welcoming, and elegant, making it an ideal setting for special occasions, business lunches, or relaxed brunches. Service is a standout feature, with the staff often noted for being warm, knowledgeable, and highly attentive to dietary needs and celebrations. While some guests find the layout of the entrance slightly confusing, the overall consensus is that the restaurant offers excellent value and a memorable, high-end dining experience that warrants repeat visits.View restaurant profile
Rubis Rouge - Red Ruby Rouge - Poutine, Breakfast Restaurants in Chinatown

Rubis Rouge - Red Ruby Rouge

Opens Today at 10 am
3.4(196)
Chinatown
ChineseSzechuanBreakfast

Review Summary

Rubis Rouge - Red Ruby Rouge is a spacious, bustling venue in Montreal known for its traditional Cantonese-style dim sum served via roving carts, making it a popular choice for large groups and communal gatherings. While many diners appreciate the authentic, generous portions and consistent value, experiences regarding food quality and service efficiency vary significantly among patrons. Some guests enjoy the classic atmosphere and find the staff helpful, whereas others report inconsistent seasoning, occasional language barriers, and issues with service speed or professionalism. Although it remains a go-to spot for many regulars, potential visitors should be aware of mixed feedback concerning billing transparency and the varying levels of attentiveness from the staff.View restaurant profile
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