Wing Phat is a longtime favorite with a huge, varied menu, generous portions, fast service, and a friendly, clean dining room. The BYOB option and roomy setup make it ideal for celebrations or casual family meals, while dishes like calamari, imperial rolls, beef soup, pad thai, and a wide array of Asian favorites are consistently tasty and satisfying for good value. The overall vibe is lively and welcoming, with attentive staff and reliable quality that keeps guests coming back, even after years, though a few reviews note price and occasional flavor shifts.View restaurant profile
Chez To Go comes across as a cozy, intimate spot with limited seating that gives the dining experience a welcoming, casual feel. Reviews consistently praise the food as delicious and affordable, with generous portions and attentive, friendly service. The small space can be a bit noisy, but the decor is pleasant and the overall atmosphere remains inviting. A standout feature is a highly praised chicken with peanuts, and the restaurant offers both dine-in and takeout options. Across reviews, value for money is highlighted and Chez To Go is seen as a reliable favorite for fresh, quality meals.View restaurant profile
Across reviews, Huong Xua is described as a cozy, authentic Vietnamese spot with a welcoming atmosphere and consistently friendly service. The food is praised for being flavorful and fresh, with generous portions and favorites like pho, imperial rolls, banh xeo, and caramel fish. The BYOW option and affordable prices are frequently noted, and several reviewers call it among the best pho in Montreal. Service is described as warm, attentive, and helpful, with staff offering good advice on how to enjoy the dishes. A few comments mention occasional lapses on busy nights or slight changes in portion size for the price. Most reviewers say they would return to try more items and many describe the experience as a hidden gem with a homey vibe.View restaurant profile
Chez Lien is widely praised as one of the top Vietnamese restaurants in Montreal, offering authentic, generous portions and a wide range of traditional dishes that satisfy noodle lovers and those craving soups, rolls and fried specialties. Diners frequently commend the soups for freshness and flavor, and note the menu includes classic favorites as well as family style combinations, with portions described as ample and prices as affordable for good value. The service is consistently highlighted as friendly, attentive and efficient, with the option to bring your own wine and a cozy, welcoming ambiance that many describe as comforting. Parking can be tight and credit cards are not accepted, so street parking nearby and cash payments are common; the venue is often busy, yet the staff maintain a smooth operation. Overall, Chez Lien is seen as a reliable, long-standing choice in the east of the city, with many satisfied customers and strong recommendations from visitors.View restaurant profile
Overall, Viet Grill Express earns praise for fresh, flavorful Vietnamese dishes that feel high quality and well prepared. Dishes like soups, noodles, spring rolls and grilled proteins are repeatedly noted as tasty with generous portions and reasonable prices. Takeout and family meals are described as reliable and satisfying, with many guests enjoying the consistency and value. Some reviewers mention no MSG in certain items, and appreciation for clean, simple flavors. Service experiences vary, with many compliments on friendly and attentive staff, but a few comments about pushy tipping requests or less amiable service, and the dining room ambiance described by some as utilitarian or cafeteria like. Despite occasional issues, the overall impression is that Viet Grill Express provides delicious flavors, good portions, and a welcoming atmosphere that makes it a go to for Vietnamese takeaway and casual dining.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Pho Khanh Hoa as a standout spot in Montreal for pho, with a rich, flavorful broth, balanced flavors, and generous portions, and many diners call it the best pho or among the best in the city while praising friendly staff and a simple, welcoming atmosphere. Dishes like tonkinoise pho, grilled beef and pork, and spring rolls are repeatedly highlighted as tasty and authentic, and prices are noted as good value by several patrons. There are also caveats, including incidents of food arriving cold or tasteless, concerns about vegetable washing, and at least one report of a worm in the soup, with some guests worried about ordering again. Service is described as fast and courteous by many, while others note inconsistency or longer waits, though the staff is often praised for kindness. Overall, Pho Khanh Hoa comes across as an underrated, reliable choice with superb broth and strong positives that outshine occasional hiccups, making it a frequent recommendation for those seeking a genuine Vietnamese dining experience in the area.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Ô Asie consistently delivers good food and impeccable service, with the crispy noodles and dumplings earning mixed notes while vanilla ice cream is described as exceptionally good; good value for money and fried pineapple is regarded as among the best. The place is a small, excellent restaurant where everything is good and returning customers have been coming since opening; the owners are very friendly and always present, though one review notes a moment of disappointment when the server could have asked which chicken to prepare for the Tonkinese chicken soup. A practical detail is that alcohol must be brought by customers since none is sold, and the storefront feels discreet but entry is straightforward. Overall, the meals and services are praised, reinforcing this restaurant as a reliable option for flavorful dishes and welcoming hospitality.View restaurant profile
