Beijing stands as a cornerstone of traditional Cantonese culinary arts, specializing in authentic dim sum and robust stir-fried dishes that highlight regional techniques. The menu features an extensive selection of seafood preparations, including live lobster and steamed fish, alongside classic noodle bowls and savory congee. Large, circular banquet tables define the spacious interior, facilitating communal gatherings and large-group interactions common in local Chinese dining culture. Each dish relies on traditional seasonings like ginger, scallions, and oyster sauce to maintain the integrity of fresh ingredients sourced for maximum flavor. The kitchen maintains rigorous standards for wok-searing, ensuring each portion arrives with consistent texture and temperature. This establishment remains a reliable destination for diners seeking a classic, high-volume dining experience rooted in the deep culinary traditions of Southern China.
Beijing has long been a staple in Montreal's Chinatown, recognized by many as a go-to destination for authentic, Cantonese-style Chinese cuisine. While experiences vary, the majority of patrons praise the restaurant for its extensive menu, generous portion sizes, and fresh, flavorful dishes such as lobster, Peking duck, and various noodle specialties. The service is frequently described as friendly, efficient, and welcoming, making the restaurant a popular choice for families and large groups alike. Although some diners have noted inconsistencies in food quality or pricing concerns, the establishment remains a well-regarded, traditional spot that consistently attracts both long-time loyal customers and visitors seeking a reliable dining experience.
Was hungry & desperate so we tried this place as it was one of the few places in Chinatown open on Thursday nite at 11:00pm. Like others have said, we should have looked at the reviews first. My Cantonese chow mein was bland & cooked in way too much corn starch & goopy! My wife's Pad Thai was equally bland like it was simply tossed in some chkn. Glad I asked for some hot sauce which made a slight dent in the flavour, but they didn't even give me soya sauce which would have also helped with the flavour. Overall wouldn't recommend. Sorry folks. For a Chinatown restaurant I expect better!
I came here for dinner with friends & had a wonderful time. All ingredients taste fresh with well-matched flavors. The restaurant has a warm & cozy atmosphere, & all staff are friendly. The price is affordable with satisfying portions. It's a wonderful spot for evening gatherings. I've recommended it to my friends & will definitely come back.
I absolutely love this Chinese restaurant; it's my regular spot for Asian cuisine, & the food here set such a high standard that other similar spots can't compare. The food is fantastic, I've dined in, ordered delivery & picked up takeout many times. I suggest ordering their in-house delivery service to support their staff. The owner is incredibly upbeat & welcoming, & I always feel comfortable visiting. Would fully recommend to everyone.
Jun 13, 2026
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Literally the worst example of Chinese food in North America I suspect. Peanut butter sauced overcooked dumplings. General tso came 2 seconds after appetizer - completely tasteless - Shanghai noodles came - took a bite- again tasteless. Decided to leave at this point without waiting for the rest of the meal. Service was fing rude. Space was hugely overcrowded. Maybe people in Montreal don't know better? Doubt it. I can't recommend against this place any more strongly. We found a Mexican place to cleanse our palates - it was in Chinatown- didn't dare do another Montréal chinoisierie.
Violation de l'article 225.1 de la Loi sur la protection du consommateur, voire de la Charte de la langue française.
Un pourboire de 15% a été ajouté unilatéralement à l'addition. Il ne s'agissait pas d'une suggestion ni d'une option à confirmer : le caissier a annoncé le total incluant ce pourboire & a présenté le terminal en demandant simplement de payer, sans qu'aucun choix ne soit offert pour accepter, refuser ou choisir le montant du pourboire.
Je pensais pouvoir corriger la situation au moment du paiement (puisque, habituellement, le terminal permet de choisir ou d'ajuster le pourboire), mais cette étape ne s'est jamais présentée. Sur le moment, la sidération m'empêchait de contester.
Par ailleurs, aucun membre du personnel rencontré ne parlait français.
C'est dommage, car la nourriture était bonne. Toutefois, en raison de cette pratique commerciale trompeuse concernant le pourboire, je ne recommande pas ce restaurant. Rédhibitoire. À mon sens, cela devrait être signalé aux autorités compétentes.
Un ami m'a dit que ce restaurant était très bon, & aujourd'hui je confirme, c'est vraiment délicieux, authentique & les portions sont généreuses. Top ! Je le recommanderai aussi à mes amis.
