Restaurant Fung Shing, located Just below the big gate on St-Laurent that marks the entrance to the upper area of Chinatown, offers Sichuan and Cantonese cuisine. Specialties: General Tao chicken, The Fung Shing Crispy Fried Chicken, Cantonese chow mein and dim sum. Also to try at Fung Shing are the Braised Shrimp Balls and Peking Hot Soup.
Fung Shing comes across as a Montreal Chinese restaurant with a long history and a warm, casual, family-run vibe that guests repeatedly praise for its welcoming service. Reviewers highlight generous portions, reasonable prices, and reliable flavors across a wide range of dishes, with wonton soup and other staples frequently called out as comforting favorites. The atmosphere is described as lively and unpretentious, a reliable spot for groups and families where conversations with staff feel friendly and familiar. The service is noted as attentive and efficient, helping meals arrive hot and on time and making guests feel well cared for from seating to cleanup. While the decor is simple and not fancy, the focus stays on the food and the experience, and reservations are advised for larger parties. Overall Fung Shing is viewed as a dependable, authentic Chinese dining option in Montreal and a staple in the Chinatown dining scene.
Finally found a proper reliable go to Chinese restaurant. Been here 5 times now & every time every dish has been delicious. The service & atmosphere has been great too. Never had to wait to be seated & food was served fast & hot too.
If you're ever in Montreal, you have GOT to give this a try. Just thinking about here makes me hungry. The tea is great & flavorful & the food is soft & yummy. Would DEFINITELY come here again & recommend.
This cozy, family run Chinese restaurant offers mouthwatering dishes that are sure to satisfy. The generous portions mean even the hungriest diner can enjoy a fulfilling meal with just one main course.
Although we wish we had sampled more of their menu, the beef with broccoli showcased the challenge of perfectly balancing garlic & ginger flavors - a simple dish with sophisticated flavors. Food wasn't greasy either.
Best restaurant in Chinatown, amazing prices for what it's worth, & the General Tao is the best of all.
Staff super nice & friendly too, food came very quickly.
5/5 would come again & recommend to anyone who likes Chinese food
