Cuisine Auntdai propose une démonstration authentique des traditions culinaires régionales chinoises à travers une vaste sélection de plats préparés avec minutie. Le menu met l’accent sur les profils audacieux et complexes de la cuisine familiale, intégrant des ingrédients de haute qualité choisis pour leur fraîcheur et leur intégrité texturale. Les clients découvrent un éventail diversifié d’options allant des sautés épicés et aromatisés aux raviolis soigneusement pliés et aux préparations de nouilles savoureuses. Chaque assiette reflète un engagement envers les techniques de préparation traditionnelles qui mettent en valeur les équilibres de saveurs fondamentaux plutôt qu’une décoration superflue. L’environnement intérieur favorise une atmosphère de restauration ciblée et directe, privilégiant l’expérience tactile du repas par-dessus tout. Cet établissement constitue une destination majeure pour les personnes recherchant des saveurs régionales authentiques et une exécution constante et rigoureuse dans chaque service.
Cuisine AuntDai est largement reconnue comme une destination de choix pour savourer une cuisine chinoise authentique et parfumée à Montréal, appréciée pour son menu varié, ses portions généreuses et son excellent rapport qualité prix. Les clients soulignent régulièrement la grande qualité et la fraîcheur des plats, notamment le poulet du Général Tao, le bœuf au cumin et diverses spécialités sichuanaises épicées. Au delà de la nourriture, le restaurant est loué pour son hospitalité chaleureuse et son atmosphère intime et paisible, parfaitement adaptée tant aux repas en tête à tête qu'aux grands groupes. Ce service attentionné, allié à la gentillesse sincère de l'équipe et des propriétaires, offre une expérience culinaire mémorable fortement recommandée à tous ceux qui recherchent un véritable avant goût de la culture chinoise.
Visited AuntDai at the tail end of a trip to Montreal when we were craving some Asian cuisine. We had the hot & sour soup, wonton soup, Cantonese fried noodles & seafood & tofu wok. The latter was excellent; the noodles were good but I was expecting some of the noodles to be soft or moist, but they were all crispy. Not a deal breaker, but not what I was used to or expecting. Flavours were great overall - definitely adapted to western tastes but still very tasty. The space is nice & comfortable & the staff were friendly. Definitely worth a visit.
The food is amazing here! Very authentic, tasty Chinese food with great portions. I've been twice & both times have been consistent, no matter what you order. The beef & broccoli has a light savoury flavour, & is not greasy at all with lots of crunchy fresh broccoli. The stir fried pork intestines come with onions, spicy green pepper, onions & carrots, & has a great spicy seasonings with numby peppercorns. The intestines are cooked & cleaned very well, no stinky flavours at all. The braised pork belly is always tender & flavourful, & the sweet potato noodles soak up the sauce very nicely. Each bowl of rice is only $1.50! All in all, very tasty & generous portions at affordable prices. Each dish ranges from $10-20 (even the seafood). Highly recommended, great for sharing dishes & family friendly environment.
Shout out to Aunt Dai who celebrated 10 years yesterday & surprised us with a free dinner! Our favourite Chinese food in Montreal. The best! Dry fried green beans & sweet & spicy eggplant, YUM!
Tasty Chinese dishes, nice staff, fast service, & very reasonable prices. We usually take a main dish, with a bowl of steamed rice, & then share a plate of sauté vegetable to share. & a bottle of saki to share. I recommend 2 side dishes toi absolutely try with your meal: dry-fried green beans, & eggplant dish.
I eat at Aunt Dai several times a year. The food & the service is top notch; I recommend going to eat at the restaurant in person, since they offer more dishes in house. The pricing & portions are reasonable, which is why I find myself coming back to this place repeatedly. My favourite dish is the fried fish in tomato sauce. It's always super light & crispy, & the sauce is a perfect mixture of sweet & savoury. If you like General Tao (which is also excellent at Aunt Dai), you'll love the fish with tomato sauce. A special shoutout to the owner & the team. They operate with a high degree of integrity & transparency; not only is this refreshing to see but is exemplified in the quality of their food. Hats off to Aunt Dai!
Really disappointed after reading such stellar reviews. Won ton soup was mid, weird taste I couldn't put my finger on, rolls were tiny, fried rice was bland, Singapour noodles were ok, not very curryish, & ginger beef was also bland. Overall, for a 95$ tab, nothing really stood out & would not eat again.
