Kim Hour propose une exploration authentique des saveurs du sud-est asiatique en équilibrant les profils distincts des traditions culinaires cambodgiennes et thaïlandaises. Le menu met en avant des sautés parfumés, des currys aromatiques et des soupes de nouilles traditionnelles qui utilisent des herbes fraîches et des mélanges d'épices complexes caractéristiques de la région. Les clients découvrent un environnement simple conçu pour mettre en relief les composants audacieux, savoureux et épicés inhérents à ces cuisines nationales spécifiques. Chaque plat reflète un engagement envers les méthodes de préparation traditionnelles, garantissant que les textures et les températures restent conformes aux normes régionales. L'établissement maintient une concentration sur la profondeur des saveurs plutôt que sur la présentation ornementale, privilégiant des portions copieuses. Cette destination offre un aperçu fiable des ingrédients divers qui définissent l'intersection nuancée de la cuisine cambodgienne et thaïlandaise dans un cadre accessible.
Kim Hour offre une expérience culinaire fortement recommandée, marquée par des portions généreuses, une nourriture savoureuse et des prix abordables parfaits pour les groupes partageant plusieurs plats. Les clients louent fréquemment la qualité des mets tels que les calmars, les nouilles croustillantes et les crevettes, tandis que le service est généralement décrit comme accueillant et attentionné, créant une atmosphère chaleureuse et familiale. Bien que le stationnement puisse être difficile à trouver et que la rapidité du service soit parfois inégale, le consensus général souligne que le restaurant constitue un excellent choix pour une cuisine asiatique authentique et satisfaisante.
my first visit to Kim Hour .. the young lady at the cash said it's a couple of weeks since they moved from St Michel ..
i ordered beef & chinese brocoli , salt & pepper fish & ma po tofu to go...
let me say this ..
it was very very very good ! price is right , portions are great !
hats off to the chef ! .. i will be back !
This Chinese restaurant has Vietnamese speaking staff & has a variety of Asian dishes that are quite reasonably priced when you consider that most of the dishes are large enough to be shared by 3 to 4 people.
The best way to enjoy this restaurant is to order several different dishes & share with friends/family....
We were a table of 5 people & spent only about $120 for supper , which is quite acceptable.
This restaurant is located in Saint-Michel area, in this part of Montreal, the population are quite diverse, just like a United nations. It has free parking Infront of the restaurant & more free parking are available on the right hand side. The restaurant specialised in Chinese cuisne chiu chao style & Thai, it's clientel are mostly asian,what that means is this is a authentic chinese restaurant that serve authentic traditional dishes, it is a relatively big restaurant, its capacity is around 200 People, it's decor are simple & traditional, it has 20+ tables, most are bigger round table for the whole family. As for the food, we ordered 4 specialty dishes like Boneless chicken feet,Thai style, it is quite spicy & serve with alot of onion , coriander, shredded mini pepper & shallots, another dish is Tong choi (hollow vegetable) with fermented chinese cheese (fu yu), this one is ok, the third & fourth dishes that we ordered is the fresh clams in black bean sauce & boiled beef with house soya sauce, these two dishes both are excellent, our family had downed 2-3 bowls of steamed rice for that, overall the food is good, we really enjoyed it, I will recommend this restaurant for anyone that likes Chinese cuisne.
Kim Hour is the best chinese/Cambodian fusion restaurant. Never disappointed when I come eat here. The menu has lots of choices, so you’ll find something to eat!! It always hit the spot!
It is also a BYOW, so it’s nice to have a drink & the delicious food!
It is a family run business & like a lot of business, hiring staffs haven’t been easy. So the service may not be consistent, but they are doing their best to serve a very busy restaurant.
Very decent Phnom Penh noodles. The very few places in Montreal that serves this kind of dish. The only major complaint is that they were not making the Chinese doughnut that are usually accompanying this kind of dish & they weren’t doing the Chui chow Siu mai anymore. Otherwise, very good place to try.
