Chez Chili propose une sélection ciblée de cuisine du Sichuan, caractérisée par l'intégration audacieuse de baies de poivre engourdissantes et de piments séchés aromatiques. Le menu se concentre sur des préparations authentiques qui privilégient la chaleur intense et les profils épicés complexes essentiels à cette tradition culinaire régionale. Les clients découvrent une variété de plats sautés, de viandes longuement mijotées et d'offres végétales vibrantes qui mettent en valeur le contraste des textures et les techniques d'assaisonnement traditionnelles. Chaque assiette reflète un engagement envers l'essence ardente de la gastronomie sichuanaise, utilisant des ingrédients de qualité pour atteindre une profondeur de saveur marquée. La salle à manger conserve une esthétique fonctionnelle, permettant aux niveaux d'épices robustes des plats de servir de point focal principal. Cet établissement constitue une destination pour ceux qui recherchent une expérience directe et sans compromis de la chaleur culinaire chinoise traditionnelle.
Chez Chili est largement considéré comme une destination incontournable du quartier chinois de Montréal pour sa cuisine authentique, savoureuse et généreusement servie, avec une spécialisation marquée pour les styles sichuanais et hunanais. Les clients louent régulièrement la fraîcheur des ingrédients, la constance de la qualité ainsi qu'un service efficace et chaleureux, ce qui en fait un choix prisé tant pour les déjeuners rapides que pour les repas conviviaux en famille. Bien que le cadre en sous-sol offre une atmosphère accueillante et animée, il est souvent conseillé d'arriver tôt pour éviter l'attente. Malgré quelques avis mentionnant des variations occasionnelles dans le niveau d'épice ou la cadence du service durant les heures de pointe, le consensus général souligne qu'il s'agit d'une adresse incontournable pour quiconque recherche des repas délicieux, fiables et à un prix raisonnable.
Went to Chinatown for a quick bite before the Cirque du Soleil Echo show in Montreal. Literally a'Dive', walking down some filthy stairs into the basement. But food was great! Three of us filled up with Gen Tsao's Chicken (menu item C1) as well as Broccoli with garlic sauce (L14). Tasty. Chicken did not smell, which is often a problem at Chinese restaurants. Huge portions (enough for us to give a meal to one of the many homeless wandering around). Paid $43 USD, including tip (no drinks). Recommended.
Service À+
This time we were 7 people on a Friday night we waited 15 min & the food was even better than last time. General Tao is amazing! We also tried the spicy hunan beef which was also great! All around, this place is still incredible for the money you pay & service, best place in Chinatown imho.
Low msg Chinese food, very good! I will come back & their service is great really sweet waitresses. The Tsing Tao beer is great also.
Prices are great, variety & clean food.
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Just had one of the best meals in Chinatown! 🍜🔥 Great food, generous portions, & amazing flavors. Definitely a place worth coming back to. Highly recommended!
Unassuming & homey- everything came out quick & hot! We ordered the cumin beef, soy sauce fish, yu Xiang egg plant, three heavenly treasures, cabbage, & noodles with beef! Great service - One of our party doesn't eat pork & they were extremely accommodating. Got pretty busy around 7pm. Def recommend! We were looking for a delicious family style meal in Chinatown & definitely found it.
DO NOT BE FOOLED BY GOOD REVIEWS. This place is genuinely gross. The worst Chinese food I've ever had in my entire life & I eat a lot of Chinese food. Out of my entire group of 4 every dish was barely edible, the sauce & seasonings were horrid like worse quality than some microwave meat in ketchup. Service was weirdly slow which is also so weird for a Chinese restaurant. & for Chinatown it's kind of pricey, so there is actually not a redeemable quality. I came here due to the good ratings but I think it's because they give people a free dessert for reviews, & I guess people are already there so might as well subject others to this slop for a free banana. But if I save even one person from coming here & having a horrible meal I will be happy. Also- the toilet was clogged so we couldn't even use the bathroom in the 40 minutes it took to bring out our noodles, this didn't actually matter but kind of funny that they managed to mess that up too.
I was looking online for good eats in Chinatown for my upcomjng visit to Montreal, & this name kept on popping up so I thought I'd give it a try. I see why it's a local favourite. The general tao chicken was tangier than I expected, but the batter had an amazing crunch juxtaposed with tender & juicy meat. I paired it with a Cantonese sausage fried rice, which was just as good as it smelled. Definitely a good place for food after an evening exploring the port, it's well worth your money.
The food was delicious & the service was excellent. The servers were very friendly & worked hard to accommodate our group of ten on short notice. Highly recommend stopping here if you're looking for a bite in Chinatown.
