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Fondue Chinoise Express

Authentic hot pot traditions bring the vibrant heart of Chinese dining straight to your table.

Shaughnessy Village
4.1$$
CLOSEDOpens Tomorrow at 11:30 am
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Fondue Chinoise Express offers an authentic Asian culinary journey with a distinct focus on classic Chinese fondue preparations. Patrons are invited to partake in a communal and interactive dining experience, selecting from a diverse array of thinly sliced meats, fresh seafood, and vibrant vegetables to cook at their table. The rich, aromatic broths serve as the foundation for this flavorful exploration, complemented by an assortment of traditional dipping sauces that enhance each bite. This establishment provides a unique opportunity to engage directly with the preparation of your meal, creating a memorable and delicious adventure. The emphasis is on fresh ingredients and the satisfying process of communal cooking, making every visit a distinct pleasure.

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Reviews for Fondue Chinoise Express

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on Google4.1 (100+)
*as of 2026-08-15
5★
63%
4★
11%
3★
2%
2★
17%
1★
7%

Review Summary

Fondue Chinoise Express is widely regarded as a hidden gem offering authentic and delicious Chinese dishes with exceptionally generous portion sizes at a very affordable price point. While the atmosphere is frequently compared to a no-frills Asian canteen and the ordering process can feel intimidating due to strict rules and unconventional procedures, many patrons find the experience charming and well worth the visit. However, some diners find the rigid environment and additional fees confusing or unwelcoming, leading to mixed feelings regarding the overall customer service. Despite these polarizing views on the dining experience, the high quality and value of the food consistently draw in return visitors.
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Incomprehensible signage, great noodles. This place, tucked away in the faubourg building, is one of the best kept secrets of the city. The place is covered in menus & signage in Chinese, French & English, telling you the various items on offer, (soups, noodles, stir fry, didn't see hot pot/fondue chinoise on there but hey) & the various instructions on how to navigate the ordering process. Order here, don't step here, after mandarin, try French, bring back your bowl & get your $2 deposit back, & also some political messages? One sign says, in French English & Chinese, something to the effect of "nuclear waste dumped into the ocean is a crime against humanity." Yeah, it does sound bad, but I'm not conversant enough in Chinese politics to understand what this means. Some of the more political signs are in Mandarin & are... perhaps more direct in their intent. In any case, this 2 person operation is serving up the best Dan Dan noodles I've had, so an esoteric ordering process & propaganda don't mean much. 10/10.

Jul 30, 2024
on Google

My favorite restaurant in montreal. No doubt. I go almost every week. I recommend # 9,10, & 12. The price & portion are so fair. Its just perfect as it's.

Apr 27, 2024
on Google