Dobe & Andy est célébré pour un barbecue cantonais authentique avec des favoris comme le canard laqué, le porc rôti et le char siu, servi dans une ambiance décontractée à l esprit hongkongais que beaucoup trouvent chaleureuse et fidèle à l esprit du quartier. Le menu propose aussi une bonne variété de nouilles et d options végétariennes, avec des portions généreuses et des prix jugés raisonnables par de nombreux clients. Si le goût et le service sont souvent loués, plusieurs visites signalent un service parfois inégal, des retards ou des erreurs de commande, et des plats arrivant tièdes ou à des moments différents, mais l expérience globale reste marquée par une cuisine savoureuse et une ambiance conviviale.
Tried Dobe & Andy for the first time as I was craving some HK BBQ Meats & there aren't many places around Montreal that offer it. It satisfied the craving but definitely did not feel like it was worth the cost. I ordered 3 meats with Char Siu, Roast Pork, & Soy Chicken.
The menu says it's suppose to come with veggies & egg. The veggies was pickled daikon like you would get at a vietnamese place, & there was no egg. Did I misunderstand the menu?
For $20, it was a bit of a let down. The cuts of meat were super thin slivers, & the roast pork did not have the signature brown crispy skin.
I also ordered a HK Style Milk Tea which unfortunately was also a miss. Definitely felt like the tea was not steeped long enough & there was not enough of the evaporated milk.
Overall was a bit disappointed as I purposely made a trip out specifically to try them.
9 mai 2026
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Last time I came here was before COVID. Unfortunately, it's been a disappointment. Used to take the lunch combo. Took the Cantonese chow mein & pork soup noodles.
Cantonese chow mein : they used oyster sauce to make the sauce… big no already. Too salty but not even flavour. Dish was really small for a Chinese dish. There was no'Wok fire' taste at all, felt like cooked at home.
Pork noodles : broth could had a bigger hit of flavour, overall it was ok.
Milk tea was good.
Btw : What happened to all Asian employees ? Even the chef isn't Asian.
@Nathan , you must be sick saying this is Vancouver level food. This is bottom end Montreal level chinese food.
A restaurant giving this kind of quality food in Toronto or in a Asia country would immediately bankrupt lol.
The food was the low point. The duck noodles & Chinese greens were excellent. The bbq meat plate arrived with everything cold. We literally could not eat it. There is something disconcerting about being served cold sliced duck & chicken. It looked delicious. The Tea arrived Luke warm. Service was no better than average. Hard pass on this place.
A long-established spot in Chinatown that many locals know well. Famous for roast pork & roast duck, especially the roast duck noodles. Authentic Chinese flavors. Upstairs seating offers a great view of the street enjoy hot noodles with Hong Kong style milk tea while watching snowfall in winter or golden leaves in autumn. A true Hong Kong experience in the heart of Montreal.
An honest family run business from a Hong Kongese multi-generational family. Located in a food plaza, the front windows showcase the classic roast duck, crispy & bbq pork.
The inside is decorated with a lot of Bruce Lee in the upper level that overlooks the street of Quebec. The food is authentic Hong Kong food & is delicious. No short cuts were made. The milk tea leaves some to be desired with the flavor & high amount of milk to tea & condensed milk used. The tea does not have a lot of condensed milk to give it sugar.
Absolutely delicious! We had a great meal. It was our first time so we asked for recommendations & how to eat when the meal arrived. The wait staff was nice & attentionate & offered us great recommendations. 100% delicious & the price was very good. We tried the signature dish, the wonton soup, the spring rolls, hot honey tea & a daily special I don't remember the name of, it was a pho-type broth with braised pork, wontons, onions, noodles & coriander. It was amazing 😊
25 janv. 2026
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One of my most favorite places to eat in Montreal whenever I come visit. The char siu & fried belly pork are to die for. I recently came back from Hong Kong & must say that they even do it better than the origin. I wish I lived in Montreal, luckily I'm only a short flight away. The milk tea & lemon iced tea both taste very authentic as well.
The server, Angela was lovely & kind. I will be back whenever I can.
I came here for the drinks, recommended by a friend! The milk tea & lemon tea is so good, just like that of Hong Kong! The service is so good, I had a great time here because a waitress called Angela & I had great conversations! 🔥
first time eating here, everything was good, I really enjoyed the Bruce Lee posters, the boozy iced tea the copious amounts of meat the the table, & it was reasonably priced. s/o to William who gave us recommendations on what to eat!
Amazing experience at Dobe & Andy & it's all thanks to the staff there. Alex, Iola & Derf (I might have gotten the spelling a bit off here) were extremely hospitable & even helped us lower our bill!
We'd initially ordered 4 plates with 3 meats each but Alex went out of his way to come over to our table & explain to us that getting a half portion of duck & 2 sides of rice would be cheaper & still give us roughly the same amount of food we were ordering which was extremely thoughtful.
The food was so good that we came back for round 2 on a 3 day visit to Montreal.
I will say that some of the other reviews made us a bit apprehensive about visiting but we decided to roll the dice & I'm so glad we did! Would highly recommend visiting the place for the casual ambience, top tier hospitality & amazing food.
Kudos to Alex & the rest of the team for showing us such a good time, thank you all 👏🏽 🙏🏼
14 nov. 2025
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From a Chinese person's perspective, the restaurant is disappointing given the overall ratings. Limited menu, long wait for food (although they may have forgotten about our order & comped us an iced tea). Didn't mind the atmosphere as it would be what's expected in Chinatown.
The wonton noodles weren't great. The chow mein was fried a bit too much & noodles were used were too thin to be fried so much. The best part of the meal was the iced lemon tea.
What a place! Great food, quick service, nice t-shirts at the cash. Looking for a quiet place to contemplate life, your favourite team or You Tuber, or maybe you just want to eat your feelings? You won't be disappointed.
As a traveler from Hong Kong, I can tell that the atmosphere feels like the old times in Hong Kong. However, the food I have ordered was not that great. Firstly, BBQ Pork & Roasted Pork are supposed to have different tastes, but the restaurant seems to have similar marination. Secondly, BBQ Pork & Roasted Pork are supposed to have certain percentage of grease to have better "grilled" tastes, but the meat here were too thin & so not tendered. Thirdly, BBQ Pork & Roasted Pork in Hong Kong are affordable food for the general public, which is manifested in the great portion & great price. The food here are not that expensive, but the portion of meat seems to be too not generous. Fourthly, BBQ Pork & Roasted Pork are supposed to have some kind of black & crispy texture at the edge (膿邊 in Chinese), but the meat here certainly ignore that important part. The iced milk tea is good that the tea base is Hongkongese. The use of milk makes it more compatible with the Hong Kong style. The size of the milk tea is big, which is quite similar to Hong Kong. Overall, I would say that in Canada, especially in Montreal, you cannot expect too much in Chinese food. But it's generally ok compared with other Chinese food in Northern America.
Great place to go in Chinatown. The food is great (although my roast duck did have a lot of bones). The wonton soup is a must have. It's large enough for 2-3 people to share & comes with 4 wontons. It has a great onion flavor. My favorite of the meats is the roast pork - which is really pork belly with crispy skin. Even in soup the skin stays crispy. The char sui is also very good. They also have a very refreshing Hong Kong Lemon Iced Tea. The restaurant itself is tucked away & there is often a line. The line can be long, but it moves fast. Once seated, the service is very rushed & uneven. They usually only have two servers for the whole restaurant who also clean & prepare some parts of orders. I ordered the roast pork one time but the server messed up the order & brought char sui - lesson learned, triple check your order with them. You also might need to flag down your server. If you get there too late they usually run out of the more popular items & what they have when you sit down might not be what they have when you order. Because of the short staff, the tables & chairs are not always cleaned properly.
7 juil. 2024
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Food was a 3/5 for us, the meats (bbq pork & duck) were both just too salty which perhaps we are the outliers who find that many restaurants in Montreal serve extremely salty meat. Loved the laid back ambience & staff tho. Would return for a nice cold ice tea out of the hot sun.
