Amigo Restaurant est largement salué pour ses plats chinois authentiques, ses portions généreuses et son excellent rapport qualité-prix, avec un service rapide et chaleureux et une ambiance conviviale. Les critiques soulignent les côtelettes de porc au sel et au poivre comme spécialité remarquable, ainsi que des plats copieux idéaux pour partager et des saveurs à la fois traditionnelles et rassurantes. L'atmosphère est décrite comme décontractée et sans prétention, faisant de l'établissement un favori local fiable au centre de Montréal, même si quelques notes évoquent un menu difficile à suivre, des questions de facturation ou une expérience de takeout pas toujours cohérente. Dans l'ensemble, il ressort un endroit familial et accessible où la qualité et le prix abordable se conjuguent pour offrir des repas rassasiants.
I don't usually like fried pork chops but since the salt & pepper pork chop was the specialty decided to try it & wow!! Such a good flavor & enough for two people to share if not super hungry 🥰🥰🥰 Casual eatery, card can use if above $10 which is easy to meet with any entree
Had a great dinner here tonight. We ordered the fried chicken, Pad Thai, Spring Rolls & Shrimp Shumai. Everything was so delicious!!! I highly recommend this restaurant!
Been visiting this Montreal staple for over 15 years, & it's honestly one of my favorite restaurants in the city. The place may look quaint & unassuming on the surface, but the food here is pretty darn great! The salt & pepper fried pork chops are, hands down, the best, & an absolute must-try for any newcomers. 10/10, would highly recommend this place. Have been bringing friends & family here for years, & they can all attest the same.
Best salt & pepper fried pork chops. Biggest portions size for the price in Chinatown. Got some courtesy upon sittin, it was nice although scalding hot. Ordered the pork chops. They come with rice, a fried egg & bok choy. Everything was delicious. I always leave satisfied when I go to this restaurant. The service was nice & the atmosphere was cozy.
12 avr. 2024
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Felt like having quick Cantonese dinner, found this gem in Chinatown, after checking out the menu, we order young chow fried rice, the portion was good however the taste wasn't flavorful enough. Not salty enough & missing eggs & wok fire tasting (wok hay). Besides that only one waiter running the show, he was efficient & quick. Over all we ordered their two must order dishes, salt & pepper fried pork chops & chicken n shrimp with mayo sauce. Both dish was pretty decent, the portion to the pork chop was huge! Consumer Price index was over the chart! They must had 13 to 14 pieces of pork chops for under 14 cad. That is really good value! Besides that we ordered garlic stir fried buk choy, & bitter melon with black bean beef which was off the menu. Over all was great dinner with plenty of left over pork chops. I think we had like 7 pieces left. Will be back to this place when we are ever back to Montreal again.
My review is quite generous, the place was good. Finding it was difficult because it's upstairs & there wasn't a sign that I could see. The food was ok, the general Tao was a bit hard to chew compared to other places that I usually eat the same dish. The beef fried rice was phenomenal but the Cantonese chow mein was disgusting. It was more like noddles & a thick gravy poured on top with tasteless shrimp sooooo, don't recommend that. The atmosphere was traditional but a bit lacklustre in terms of lighting & environment. That was probably due to us being seated in a tight corner. The waiter was nice but cluttered as he was the ONLY one to be waiting at least 4 tables, checking out & doing Uber. He was doing too much by himself making wait times longer. More staff needed? Perhaps.
