Le Château D'Asie gathers praise for very good food and a starter salad that arrives with every meal, along with attentive, friendly service. The combination of tasty dishes and solid service is repeatedly highlighted, with value for money felt to be honest and the atmosphere described as warm and family friendly. The place is considered a good pick for late dinners with children, with a pleasant ambiance and a calm, not overly crowded vibe at times. Diners specifically commend the General Tao chicken and the Tom Yum soup as standout items, and many note that the cooking is freshly made Asian. The staff are described as helpful and flexible, with some menu options that can be tweaked to suit preferences, and many express plans to return to Le Château D'Asie. In short, it presents as a reliable Chinese restaurant with tasty flavors, good taste, and attentive service that keeps guests coming back.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Chinatown Kim Fung receives a mix of praise and caveats from diners, with many noting fresh, plentiful dim sum and good value that includes a wide assortment of dishes at reasonable prices. Ambience is described as nostalgic and old style, with dim sum carts contributing to a lively experience, though several reviews flag cleanliness issues and bathrooms in need of renovation. Service quality varies widely, with some guests reporting attentive, welcoming staff and complimentary tea and desserts, while others recount rude behavior, pressure to tip, and slow or uneven attention. Menu experience can be inconsistent, with some items not fresh or not available, and vegetarian options described as not ideal by some reviewers, while others emphasize thoughtful recommendations and efficient service that keeps the meal flowing. Overall, the restaurant appears to be a go to for dim sum in Montreal for many, offering strong flavors and a nostalgic vibe, but potential visitors should anticipate variability in service, cleanliness, and menu consistency.View restaurant profile
Maison Kam Fung draws a mix of praise and caveats in reviews, described as a lively Cantonese dim sum spot with a broad rotation of fresh, flavorful dishes and generous portions. The atmosphere is often bustling and canteen-like, especially at peak times, and service ranges from impeccable and attentive to rushed or impersonal, with some guests noting language barriers or quick billings during lunch or dinner. The cart system offers a theatre-like dining experience for selections like dumplings and other small plates, though timing can vary and some items arrive lukewarm. Many diners celebrate authentic flavors and a family friendly vibe, and several call the place a top dim sum option in the area, while others mention that quality and value can fluctuate and weekend crowds affect consistency. Takeout and dine-in experiences are both common themes, with portions satisfying and prices often deemed reasonable, and the restaurant repeatedly cited as a popular choice for gatherings despite mixed experiences.View restaurant profile
Buffet Chinois Fu Lam draws diners who praise friendly, fast service and reasonable prices, with large portions and dependable flavor that keeps regulars coming back. The place operates as a counter service rather than a buffet, and several reviewers note easy ordering, quick pickup, and courteous staff. Beef with broccoli is often highlighted for tenderness and well-seasoned vegetables, while some items such as wontons, egg rolls, and chicken with pineapple receive more mixed reviews due to overly thick wrappers, oiliness, or uneven fruit presence. Some reviewers warn not to rely on photos, as presentation may not reflect the actual dishes. Sauce shortages and occasional inconsistency with spare ribs are mentioned, though overall quality remains solid. The general impression is good value, with generous portions and reliable service, though a few menu items deliver less consistency.View restaurant profile
Chez Maxim Oriental earns praise for generous portions, fresh and tasty dishes, and good value, with many reviews highlighting warm, friendly service and a welcoming ambiance. Takeout and dine-in experiences are described as reliable, the menu is broad and rich with options including desserts, drinks and even alcohol, and the decor is attractive and the place kept clean. However, some encounters are less positive, citing inconsistent quality, dishes that are too salty or rice that comes out dry, and at times food that seems reheated or not fresh. Most reviewers express that they would return and would recommend Chez Maxim Oriental, though a minority notes variability and advises careful choice of dishes and timing.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Del is described in reviews as offering a solid in-person dining experience with a friendly ambiance and respectful staff, and the food is generally good with generous portions for the price, including items like chicken Soo Guy and a mixed dish that many diners enjoyed. Delivery experiences are mixed, with reports of long waits and imperfect phone ordering, sometimes leading to delays, missed prep times, or even wrong orders, which some attribute to staffing shortages. Cleanliness is noted as an area of concern, with toilets not always clean. Several comments suggest the prices are not particularly cheap, and some readers felt the cost could be higher for the size of the order. While some patrons consider it the best Chinese in town and visit regularly, others recount rude handling over the phone when issues arose. Overall, Restaurant Del seems to deliver tasty food and a pleasant dine-in atmosphere, but service consistency, delivery reliability, and occasional cleanliness and value issues temper the consensus.View restaurant profile
Fu Lam offers a large Chinese buffet with fresh, plentiful dishes and a wide variety that appeals to families, including seafood, soups, salads, meats, vegetarian options, a live chef station for pasta and grilled items, and a dessert and ice cream area noted for freshness. Service is generally fast and friendly, and the pricing is considered reasonable for the amount and variety. However, some visits are less positive, with issues such as mislabelled dishes, lukewarm or greasy items, occasional delays during peak times, and a rushed checkout that can leave a sour impression. Cleanliness and seating can be uneven, and some guests feel the decor is dated. Sushi is rarely available and a few items may be missing or bland, but many diners praise certain dishes like wonton soup, general tao chicken, shrimp, and wok dishes, and they appreciate the overall value when the experience aligns. Overall, Fu Lam is seen as a solid family friendly option with great variety and potential for excellent meals, though experiences can vary and higher prices have affected impressions for some.View restaurant profile
Buffet Chinois Chez Song is described as one of the best buffets the reviews have visited, with very good, fresh food and frequent turnover, and it comes recommended to anyone looking for reliably tasty options. The place is viewed as mid sized with good, fresh cuisine overall. Arriving before certain hours yields a variety of interesting items, but arriving just a few minutes past hours can lead to being refused at the door, especially on Saturday evenings, even when business hours extend later. For people who eat early on weekends, there are options, though there is a sense that kitchen hours could be updated to reflect actual practice.View restaurant profile
Reviews for Château de la Lune show a range of experiences, with some diners praising flavorful dishes, generous portions, fast takeout, and friendly, professional service in a clean, pleasant setting, while others report meals arriving cold or dry, lacking sauce or moisture, and occasionally fatty or unpalatable bits. The poulet soo guy is highlighted as a standout by some, and several dishes are described as well prepared, offering good value for the price. Takeout is repeatedly noted as quick and easy, and many reviewers say they would return despite negative comments. A few comments point to inconsistencies in dining experience, including mismatches between menu expectations and the bill, or confusion about a displayed buffet that is not offered. Overall, Château de la Lune appears to please many for portions and service, while a subset of visits suffers from quality or pricing gaps, suggesting a generally solid option with room for consistency.View restaurant profile
Rubis Rouge - Red Ruby Rouge draws mixed reactions from diners in Montreal, ranging from authentic Cantonese dim sum with cart service and generous portions to complaints about inconsistent taste, with some items like dumplings praised while others such as fried calamari are cold or bland. Several reviews note a pleasant, spacious, family friendly atmosphere and values that are as affordable as they seem, while service quality varies from warm and efficient to slow or gruff, sometimes adding charm but at times causing frustration. Menu information and billing can be confusing for non-French speakers, and one experience mentioned a mischarged order with shellfish and a push to tip, prompting caution about paying cash versus card. Yet many diners still call it one of the best budget friendly spots for dim sum in Chinatown, with nostalgia for the traditional cart service and frequent praise for specific dishes like sesame balls, chicken with garlic bok choy, and other favorites, and several long time visitors say the quality remains solid over the years. Overall, it feels like a classic, sometimes inconsistent but generally hearty option for authentic Chinese dim sum and Cantonese style dishes, best experienced with flexible expectations about service and menu details.View restaurant profile
