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Chinatown Fusion Open Lunch Restaurants

We found 2 recommendations for Chinatown Fusion Open Lunch Restaurants.

See also: The 10 Best Chinatown Fusion Open Lunch Restaurants which are sorted by the highest rated on RestoMontreal.ca or the full list: Chinatown Restaurants.

Presotea - Chinatown Fusion Open Lunch Restaurants
Tea House Top Pick

Presotea

Open until 10 pm
(49)

Review Summary

Overall, reviews of Presotea show a mix of experiences with some standout drinks and some drawbacks. Some find the tapioca pearls unpalatable, likening them to a chewy blob of gelatin, while the rest of the boba is fine. Mango lychee and grapefruit drinks are praised for fresh ingredients, though mangoes may not always be fully ripe and extra syrup can make some beverages too sweet. Fresh fruit is a highlight in several orders, adding vibrant flavor and making the drinks feel refreshing, especially on hot days. A first visit left a positive impression with the tea based drinks and the mango frappes noted as excellent, though the small location can feel crowded while waiting. All tea based drinks are brewed to order for flavor and freshness, and the drinks are frequently described as healthy options compared to typical bubble tea.View restaurant profile
Tiramisu - Chinatown Fusion Open Lunch Restaurants
Restaurant

Tiramisu

Located on the main floor of the Hampton Inn.
Opens Today at 5 pm
(1231)

Review Summary

Overall, reviews describe Tiramisu as a stylish, welcoming place with a bold fusion menu that blends Italian and Japanese influences, delivering standout pizzas with a fluffy, slightly charred crust, satisfying pastas, and appetisers like burrata, polpettes, fritto misto, and arancini tartare that many diners praise. The atmosphere ranges from romantic and chic to lively and casual, with decor and ambiance frequently praised and service described as friendly, attentive, and professional, though a few visits note slower service, timing issues, or privacy concerns in tighter rooms. Guests generally highlight fresh ingredients, creative beverages, and good value for the price, while the tiramisu dessert itself is sometimes excellent but not consistently meeting expectations for a signature European tiramisu. Overall the restaurant emerges as a reliable destination for creative fusion dining, especially for pizza lovers and adventurous eaters, with multiple notes of likely return.View restaurant profile
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