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Poutine, Cafés, Tea, Soups Brunch Restaurants in Chinatown

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Fuwa Fuwa - Poutine, Cafés, Tea, Soups Brunch Restaurants in Chinatown

Fuwa Fuwa

World-famous soufflé pancakes
 Opens Today at 11 am
(138)
Chinatown
Desserts & SweetsBreakfastCrêpesCafé

Review Summary

Fuwa Fuwa earns praise for fluffy, light soufflé pancakes in a wide range of flavors, from tiramisu and strawberry matcha to blueberry cheese, plus crispy croffles and a variety of drinks and desserts that feel fresh and visually appealing. Most reviews note generous portions and a texture that is airy and not overly sweet, though several mention that prices are a bit steep. The vibe is cozy and welcoming, with friendly staff and an atmosphere that fans describe as relaxed and Instagram-worthy, even as the space can be small and everything is made to order, leading to a wait. A few comments point out occasional inconsistencies or value concerns and some items lacking filling or flavor, but many say the quality justifies the cost and would return to try more flavors. Overall, Fuwa Fuwa comes across as a popular Chinatown favorite for sharing desserts or studying, known for its distinctive Japanese style pancakes and croffles and a strong focus on fresh preparation and friendly service.View restaurant profile
Buboy - Poutine, Cafés, Tea, Soups Brunch Restaurants in Chinatown

Buboy

Opens Today at 11 am
(216)
Chinatown, Downtown
FilipinoComfort FoodSoupsDesserts & Sweets

Review Summary

Buboy is a cozy Filipino spot tucked into a small corner of a building in Montreal, praised for comforting, deeply satisfying flavors like bulalo with rich bone broth, tender meat, and sweet corn, along with crowd favorites such as pancit canton, lechon, kinilaw, and kare kare. Reviews describe an authentic carenderia vibe with generous portions, friendly and attentive service, and a range of dishes that feel like home cooking, while also noting occasional issues such as limited seating, tricky location, and moments of inconsistency in temperature or seasoning. The menu delights with items like miki, coconut soup with crispy pork, Laing, and a cantaloupe juice, and some experiences highlight special offerings like Kamayan feasts that are interactive and genuinely satisfying. A few visits mention order mix ups or sanitation concerns, but the overall impression is that Buboy offers unique, affordable Filipino comfort food that many would return for, especially the pancit canton, lechon, kinilaw, and bone broth.View restaurant profile

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