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chinese(36) prix(29) dumpling(26) recommend(23) duck(22) dishes(22) rice(22) chicken(21) soup(21) price(20) qualite(18) cheap(17)The best service I've had in a long time. Lovely people, they went above & beyond! Great & fast as well.
J'avais bien aimé les plats sur le menu mais les bbq m'ont fait déçu. Ils sont trop salés. J'ai pris le porc rôti & j'ai goûté encore du sel sur la peau.
Le service de ce restaurant est très mauvais, le personnel est arrogant, & même après avoir laissé un pourboire de 10 %, je n'étais toujours pas satisfait. Ils ont un comportement particulièrement désagréable, je n'y remettrai plus les pieds. Tabarnak!!!
We had an enjoyable dinner at Restaurant Ethan, a Chinese eatery located in Montreal's Chinatown. This restaurant is known for its authentic Cantonese cuisines, popular Peking Duck, Beef Fried Noodles, Sichuan dishes & Dim Sum. We ordered the Cantonese Chow Mein (crispy egg noodles topped with a stir-fry meat, seafood & vegetables in a savoury sauce) & Pan Fried Dumplings. Both dishes tasted delicious! They were generous with the portions & the price was reasonable.
Its haard to ruin Cantonese food for me, but they managed to do it.
I got a spicy meal , trust me it didn't haveany, spice unless salt is spicy
Im currently about to throw out outside the restaurant.
Never get the'dumplings'
Food was warm & comforting. No wait on a Saturday night, very nice service & super fast order. General Tsao Chicken was quick, a bit hard, but overall good. Lo mein was super skinny noodle, thinner than we are accustomed to but good.
A good stop for a quick & safe bite in China Town.
Amazing food this is my fourth time here with my parter crazy big portion so fire, staff is lit I love it -Anthony bourdain
Perfect chinese spot, fast service, waiters memorize your order, also crazy portions i've been here so many times
I always go there for the Char Siu & rice, & it never fails to deliver.
Maggie was our server & she was excellent, the portions were very generous (
we had two full boxes to take home) & very reasonably priced. Will be returning on future trips to Montreal! Thank you :)
The staff wasn't wearing gloves while cutting the roast meats - hopefully they washed their hands. Meat is dry.
We ordered the BBQ pork duck rice, the BBQ pork chicken rice, plus the scallop shrimp dumpling dimsum.
I've had lots of char siu, & it's always one of my favourites. I love the glazed outside, sometimes a little charred, well-seasoned with BBQ sauce, a bit of fat, & usually served with extra sauce. It should be oily & have a nice colour. But this BBQ pork was plain, dry, & tough to chew, with no real seasoning & no oil. The duck was the same. The chicken, though, was good- mostly tender, oily, & juicy. The food came out quickly after we ordered, & the staff were nice to us.
The dimsum, however, had way too thick dumpling skin, too starchy, not translucent or soft. It was just okay… I wouldn't recommend the dimsum here.
Overall, the meal was fine.
I probably ate more than 30 times the same single thing there: BBQ pork with rice & vegetables.
Delicious food & very good service. I came here multiple times & will be back again! I truly recommend the red bean ice with cream as dessert.
Amazing food for the portions served. Friendly friendly service too. One of the best places in Chinatown.
A solid spot in Chinatown if you're looking for affordable Chinese food. The prices are very reasonable, which makes it a great option for a quick & casual meal. The dishes came out very quickly, which was nice when we were hungry & didn't want to wait long.
The flavors were good & satisfying - not overly fancy, but definitely tasty for the price. The staff were also quite friendly & welcoming, which made the experience pleasant.
Overall, it's a great value restaurant if you want simple Chinese food at a very good price. I would come back again for a quick meal in Chinatown. 👍
Wonderful food at a great price. Brings me fond memories of Hong Kong every time.