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Szechuan Restaurants in Quartier des Spectacles

Szechuan hotspots blaze with chili-scented steam, bold peppers, and numbing Sichuan peppercorns, right in Montreal's Quartier des Spectacles, where fiery flavor meets urban nightlife and sizzling street-style dining. Explore 2 local dining options, sorted by relevance. You can also view the highest rated.

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Sésame - Szechuan Restaurants in Quartier des Spectacles

Sésame

Opens Today at 11 am
(3711)
Quartier des Spectacles, Downtown
AsianFusionChineseJapaneseThaiVegetarian

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Review Summary

Overall, reviews portray Sésame as a stylish Asian fusion spot with tasty, well presented dishes, generous dumplings, and reliable service that helps guests enjoy a meal before a show. The menu covers favorites like General Tao, pad Thai and salmon tartare, with flavorful sauces, fresh ingredients and appealing cocktails, and the atmosphere is described as lively yet welcoming in a great downtown location. While the space can be loud when busy and service pace varies, the hospitality and quality keep guests returning and recommending Sésame for a satisfying, affordable dining experience before a show.View restaurant profile
Jardin Du Cerf (Deer Garden) - Szechuan Restaurants in Quartier des Spectacles

Jardin Du Cerf (Deer Garden)

Opens Today at 11 am
(71)
Quartier des Spectacles, Downtown
AsianChineseSzechuan

Review Summary

Across reviews, Jardin Du Cerf is seen as a reliable, affordable favorite with fast service, a quiet vibe, and reliable, tasty dishes. The won ton soup is repeatedly praised as among the best in town, and Singapore noodles, chicken with ginger, and fried rice are highlighted as especially delicious, with generous portions and quick service for both dine-in and takeout. Regulars note the long-standing presence in Chinatown, friendly staff, and a BYOB option, with cash-only payments and an on-site ATM as a minor hiccup easily worked around. The overall tone is very positive, with diners traveling from other cities to enjoy the food, and a sense that this is a dependable go-to spot for lunch and dinner alike.View restaurant profile

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