Beijing est perçu comme une institution du quartier chinois, offrant des plats Cantonese authentiques et généreux en portions, dans une ambiance conviviale et propre où le service rapide et chaleureux est souvent apprécié, et où le choix est large pour familles et amateurs de dim sum ou de plats de viande et de fruits de mer, du canard laqué au homard en passant par les soupes, les nouilles et les plats végétariens. La constance du rapport qualité-prix est régulièrement signalée comme un atout, même si certains estiment que les portions ou les prix ne correspondent pas toujours à la qualité, et plusieurs visiteurs évoquent des variations de qualité selon les plats ou les visites et certains plats qui peuvent être plus gras ou moins savoureux lorsque la préparation est décevante en emporté. L'accueil et la propreté sont fréquemment mentionnés comme des points forts, avec des serveurs attentifs, un personnel amical et une atmosphère propice aux repas en famille ou entre amis; l'enseigne est souvent décrite comme un lieu fiable où les plats traditionnels et les saveurs restent accessibles tout en offrant des options pour les végétariens ou ceux qui doivent éviter certains allergènes. Cependant, quelques expériences négatives évoquent des plats trop secs, des morceaux de viande peu présents ou des goûts décevants lors de commandes à emporter ou de périodes où le chef aurait changé, et certains visiteurs envisagent d'autres adresses du quartier si la valeur perçue diminue. En somme, Beijing ressort comme une étape incontournable pour les amateurs de cuisine chinoise à Montréal, équilibrant une cuisine généreuse et des souvenirs positifs avec des variations potentiellement frustrantes selon les visites et les plats.
Very friendly & vibrant restaurant with the most delicious Chinese food I have had in my entire life. This is a must go for Montréal. In the Chinatown section you will be surrounded by many Asian owned businesses & they all have something unique to offer. The place is very clean & the tables are well spaced. The service is friendly & my mom & I had a great time. We would come back to Montréal just for this restaurant.
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.
31 déc. 2025
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Hands down the BEST CHINESE FOOD in Chinatown Montreal! Second time visiting & the service was still stellar. Owner & wait staff friendly & very accommodating. Answered our questions very patiently.
Beijing has been an establishment of sheer quality consistency, a sure bet Chinese restaurant since I was of age of spending money on Chinese food & is still the case today when I consider eating Chinese food in Chinatown.
Service is always welcoming, food quality there is above Chinatown average which saddens me when I've heard their opening hours were shorter (they close earlier now).
Aside from that, we've often used them for take out & uber eats to great delight.
Old Chinatown setting with prompt order to table. Food wise, skip the duck, it's too moist on the body like braised duck, & too dry on the drumsticks. Other dishes taste slightly above average.
The place to go in chinatown . Good prices. Food is delicious . Everything in the menu look good . I love the cantonese chowmein . Good taste . They serve you tea at the beginning. Thank you !
The food was awful. We were in Chinatown looking for a bite around 10:30 pm, & unfortunately for us, this was the only spot open. It was pretty packed, so we assumed the food would be good. It wasn't. Most of the food we tried made me question whether the food was safe to eat. There was a common theme: the food tasted stale & old, & everything we ordered came out in record time, which meant nothing was fresh. It gave us no time to enjoy our food - McDonald's takes more time to prepare a meal. We ordered the pork, wontons, dumplings in peanut sauce, & duck. The duck was the biggest disappointment, both in terms of taste & cost-to-portion ratio. It was literally four small pieces of old, chewy duck that instantly put my stomach in shambles, & we paid over $20 CAD. All in all, our meal was $65 CAD, & we left so unhappy & feeling gross about what we had. We love Chinese food in hole-in-the-wall eateries & eat pretty much everything, but this restaurant just missed the mark.
Went there on a Friday night around 9:00 pm, place was packed. Service was friendly & fast, food was excellent. Prices are reasonable compared to other restaurants in Chinatown. We'll be returning for sure.
