Best Terrace Restaurants in Chinatown (2026) - Reviews & Menus

Terrasse Alizé

Located on the 9th floor of the Humaniti Hotel Montreal

Open until 11 pm

(545)

Downtown, Old Montreal

Market Regional Tartare Seafood/Fish Burgers Gluten-free Options

Mentioned in: Must-Visit Rooftops in Montreal for a Memorable Summer

Review Summary

Terrasse Alizé presents a stunning rooftop experience with panoramic Montréal views and a chic, welcoming vibe that invites guests to relax and savor the evening. The atmosphere blends stylish decor, good music, and lively energy, making it a great setting for cocktails and shared bites, with the food and drinks repeatedly praised for quality and balance. Attentive and friendly service adds to the appeal, even during busy periods, and guests appreciate the thoughtful touches and the option to extend the evening with nearby offerings. While crowds and volume can be high at peak times and reservations are wise for larger groups, the overall impression is one of a top Montréal rooftop that delivers on hospitality, presentation, and a memorable cityscape ambiance.View restaurant profile

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Tiradito - Terrace Restaurants in Chinatown

Tiradito

Industrial-chic bistro providing ceviche & creative Peruvian entrees, plus signature cocktails.

Opens Today at 5 pm

(2180)

Downtown, Old Montreal

Peruvian Tapas Fusion Latin American Bistro Gluten-free Options

Mentioned in: Ceviches, Tiraditos and Aguachiles: Montreal's Essential Restaurants From Lima to Montreal: the Best Peruvian Restaurants to Discover View More

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Tiradito is described as a vibrant Peruvian tapas spot with a lively bar vibe, where fresh ceviche, octopus, duck skewers and other shareable plates shine alongside creative cocktails and standout pisco sours. The open kitchen adds an engaging touch, and the staff are consistently friendly and attentive, helping create a warm, energetic atmosphere that works well for dates or nights out with friends. Some notes mention the space can be noisy and seating around the bar is tight, and a few dishes are smaller in portion, but the overall impression emphasizes bold flavors, high quality ingredients, and a memorable dining experience. Reservations are advised as the place tends to fill up, and Tiradito is frequently recommended for those seeking a lively evening with excellent food and drinks.View restaurant profile

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Chifa - Terrace Restaurants in Chinatown

Chifa

Peruvian Chinese cuisine in the heart of downtown Montreal

Opens Today at 5 pm

(1180)

Downtown, Old Montreal

Peruvian Latin American Asian Chinese Fusion Seafood/Fish

Mentioned in: Ceviches, Tiraditos and Aguachiles: Montreal's Essential Restaurants From Lima to Montreal: the Best Peruvian Restaurants to Discover View More

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Chifa offers a lively Peruvian Chinese fusion that many guests find flavorful, creative, and engaging, with an open kitchen that lets diners watch the chefs at work. The menu is built for sharing, delivering a mix of ceviche, anticuchos, lomo saltado, dumplings, and chow mein, paired with crafted cocktails and attentive service that keeps the atmosphere welcoming. The vibes are described as cozy and buzz worthy, a stylish spot suited for date nights, gatherings, or pre show bites, with friendly staff adding to a warm experience. Some reviews mention that portions can be modest for the price and a few dishes could be spicier or more balanced, yet the overall impression centers on high quality ingredients, thoughtful execution, and a memorable, enjoyable dining journey.View restaurant profile

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MAKAŌ

Where East Meets West

Opens Today at 5 pm

(410)

Chinatown

Asian Chinese Seafood/Fish

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Overall, MAKA? earns consistently positive notes for a chic, cozy, contemporary vibe and attentive service, with a lively dining room and well curated music that suits both date nights and groups. The menu delivers bold Asian fusion flavors with standout dishes like truffle udon with grilled shrimp, bang bang shrimp, surf and turf, sashimi and dumplings, and a popular teriyaki salmon, complemented by creative cocktails and desserts, though a few items are described as underseasoned or too salty and some cocktails as not as strong as hoped. Portions vary, with some mains described as generous and others felt small for the price, and some guests noted a gap between online promos and in restaurant offerings. The service is repeatedly highlighted as friendly, patient, and professional, with staff going above and beyond, although a few visits mention slower pacing or occasional miscommunications. In sum, MAKA? is a stylish spot in Montreal that shines with flavorful fusion dishes and excellent service, making it a strong pick for those seeking a vibrant ambiance and a memorable night out, even as expectations on value and flavor depth differ.View restaurant profile

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Terrasse Carla

In the Hotel Hampton & Homewood Suites by Hilton

May be temporarily closed

(350)

Downtown, Chinatown

Creative Fusion French Vietnamese Contemporary/Modern Urban

Mentioned in: Must-Visit Rooftops in Montreal for a Memorable Summer

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Overall, patrons praise Terrasse Carla for its stunning rooftop view and lively, stylish ambiance that makes it a top spot for summer drinks and celebrations in Montreal, with the space and music frequently highlighted as a major plus and the venue described as beautiful and well designed for events like bridal showers. Service is often noted as friendly and attentive, especially at the bar, yet experiences vary with some guests facing long waits, inconsistent timing of courses or drinks, and occasional gaps in service. Some reviews mention a limited or pricey menu and variable food quality, including concerns about freshness, while others rave about generous portions and delicious dishes; several comments also reflect a sense that the place leans toward a sexy chic vibe rather than a family friendly setting, influencing expectations about dress and crowd. Despite these mixed notes, many still call Terrasse Carla a standout terrace in Montreal, with elevated views and a vibrant atmosphere that invite returning for the experience, drinks, and special occasions.View restaurant profile

Chungchun Kogo Coreen

Open until 10 pm

(113)

Chinatown

Korean Comfort Food

Mentioned in: Where to Find Cheap Eats in Montreal

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Chungchun Kogo Coreen draws mixed reviews: many diners praise the tasty crispy corn dogs with a wide range of sauces and toppings, good value and quick options for a crunchy lunch, and some note especially appealing versions like teriyaki coated or sweet potato pogo; others report long waits, occasional items sold out with few alternatives, and at least one instance of undercooked pogo. Online hours are sometimes wrong, leading to wasted trips. The Downtown location is described as the fastest, while service quality varies with visits, from friendly and attentive to average. Overall Chungchun Kogo Coreen is seen as delivering tasty options and solid value for pogo lovers, but satisfaction can vary by location and visit depending on stock, wait time, and how the staff handles substitutions or shortages.View restaurant profile

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Restaurant Jade

Open until 9 pm

(591)

Chinatown

Chinese

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Restaurant Jade is described as an all you can eat buffet where tax and tip are included, offering good value and a wide variety that appeals to families. Reviews note that the quality can be uneven, with some dishes greasy or underseasoned, while standouts like certain dumplings, won ton soup, and shrimp are praised. Several comments mention oiliness and heaviness, and some deep fried items are overcooked or chewy. Cleanliness and upkeep are recurring concerns, with references to less than ideal bathrooms and decor that feels dated. Several writers point out that the selection has shrunk since the pandemic and that rotating dishes would help keep the buffet more appealing. There is also a plant based lane noted by vegans, indicating some accommodation for different diets. Overall the place is viewed as a budget friendly option with mixed impressions on food quality, balancing price and variety against freshness and polish.View restaurant profile

Bar Le Mal Nécessaire

Exotic cocktail bar in Chinatown

Open until 3 am

(522)

Chinatown

Bar Asian Exotic

Mentioned in: The Best Speakeasies in Montreal: Hidden Bars You Have to Experience

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Bar Le Mal Nécessaire is described as a stylish cocktail bar with a cozy, intimate vibe that can feel upscale depending on the room and night. Cocktails are frequently praised for creativity, balance, and strong flavors, with standout drinks like strong water, negroni, and pina fuego, though a few guests find prices high and portions small. Service is noted for being attentive and friendly, with staff offering knowledgeable recommendations and occasional courtesy substitutions that enhance the experience. The atmosphere and music receive mixed reviews, ranging from lively DJ nights and live acts to nights where the sound can be loud and conversation difficult. Food options are limited to small bites, and mocktails can be less exciting, but overall the experience is memorable and many would return.View restaurant profile

Poincaré Chinatown

Open until 2 am

(227)

Downtown, Chinatown

Market Grill Salads Seafood/Fish

Mentioned in: 17 Restaurants with Amazing Views in Greater Montreal Must-Visit Rooftops in Montreal for a Memorable Summer View More

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Poincaré Chinatown comes across as a lively, welcoming bar with a warm, energetic atmosphere and a thoughtful blend of modern and neighborhood-inspired decor that makes the space feel both refined and inviting. The beer program stands out, with a strong sequence of Kölsch on tap and a rotating craft selection that many guests find exciting, although a few pours have been criticized for excessive foam. The terrace is repeatedly described as charming and among the best in the area, a great spot for groups or a relaxed evening, especially when the weather cooperates. The food experience is varied: some fermented and house-made dishes delight with creativity and fermentation focus, while others find portions small for the price and some dishes uneven in balance or not up to expectations for a dine-in meal. Service is generally friendly and efficient on drinks and at the bar, but can be inconsistent at table service, and a few visits note missteps such as allergy concerns or slower attention during busy times. Overall, Poincaré Chinatown offers a compelling destination for drinks and a convivial vibe, with charm added by its Chinatown location, though dining may not consistently meet every guest’s expectations.View restaurant profile