Bienvenue à La HuecaLe Meilleur Restaurant Équatorien à Montréal !
Découvrez les saveurs uniques de l’Équateur avec nos plats authentiques, notamment l'encebollado, les ceviches, la salchipapa, et des bols personnalisables.
Savourez la menestra avec du riz, de la carne asada, des patacones, du mote, du porc et de l'aji de la casa. La Hueca est votre meilleur choix pour la cuisine équatorienne à Montréal.
Détails
Nos Spécialités
Ceviches, encebollados, grillades et sandwich
Commodités, services et plus
Nous acceptons: Master Card, Visa, AMEX, Interac, Paiement Mobile, Paiement sans contact
La Hueca propose une cuisine équatorienne authentique et savoureuse qui ravit les convives grâce à ses saveurs traditionnelles riches et ses ingrédients frais. Les clients apprécient particulièrement les bols personnalisables ainsi que des plats emblématiques comme l'encebollado et le bolon, tout en soulignant la générosité et le bon rapport qualité prix des portions. Bien que l'endroit puisse être difficile à trouver, l'accueil chaleureux et le service attentionné, associés au caractère réconfortant des plats, rendent l'expérience mémorable. Que l'on soit un habitué de la cuisine latino-américaine ou que l'on découvre ces spécialités, ce restaurant offre une véritable immersion culinaire en Équateur qui incite les visiteurs à revenir fréquemment.
These days, food at food halls, in Montreal is far better than in the past & La Hueca is a reminder of that flattering pattern. What La Hueca said, La Hueca did: the flavour profiles were always genuinely Ecuadorian where it was advertised & that is, of course, a great thing. You have the Ecuadorian food staples, indeed, but you also have the bestsellers of South American &/or Latin American food such as salchipapas, empanadas, ceviche, etc. Next time, I will try the bowls (they look tempting). The food was great & the value too (quality food & yet, the tab is not high). A strong coup de coeur! PS: the service of the young classy & educated lady who was the counter attendant on this Monday July 13th was extraordinary / world class for this category of casual dining (at some point, a dude came & did interrupt her while she was talking to me. She excused herself to converse with the dude. You do not see such classy behavior at plenty of restaurants, in this day & age, so imagine at a food hall). Last but not least, plenty of local seasoned food enthusiasts as well as food experts told me that their restaurant Kawsay is one of the best restaurants in town (the quality of their brunch is highly praised, their dinner menu too, etc.), so I am looking forward to eating at Kawsay as well. Long Live La Hueca!
Excelente experiencia, todo su personal es muy gentil, su comida deliciosa... me sentí en Ecuador 🇪🇨, prueben el bolón de verde y sus guaguas de pan ❤?.
This was my first time having Ecuadorian food, & it was amazing! I had the chicken bowl & absolutely loved how you could choose your own ingredients. The selection of different ingredients was incredible, & the server was super friendly & kindly answered questions I had. The portion size was generous, & the price was reasonable. If I didn't live 5 hours away, I'd be back in a flash!
I had the pleasure of trying Ecuadorian food recently, & it completely blew me away! The flavors are rich, comforting, & full of personality. From the locro de papa, to the hearty fritata-cooked in spices, every dish felt like a warm hug from Ecuador.
The empanadas were crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, & paired perfectly sauce. & don't even get me started on the tres leche cake - that was amazing.
What really stood out was the balance of ingredients - simple, but packed with flavor. You can taste the love & tradition in every bite. Whether you're already a fan of Latin cuisine or trying something new, Ecuadorian food is a must-experience. I'm definitely going back for more!
If you're tired of Asian takeout, fried chicken, shawarma, sushi, mac&cheese, poke, ramen, burgers & beef noodles, then you owe it to yourself to check out La Hueca.
It's a South American (Ecuadorian) restaurant tucked away in a quiet food court downtown, in the same building as Marche Newon.
The food is uniquely flavored, delicious & really satisfying. Very comforting, especially on those cold, cold days.
I had the grilled chicken bowl - when I finished my meal, I was licking the bowl & already thinking of trying the other items on the menu. 2 carbs & 3 types of veg are included with the bowl so you know you're getting solid nutrition & real value for money.
I highly recommend a visit & do consider getting an extra order for the fam. You won't regret it.
June 2025: no change to my review, still an excellent choice for a great meal downtown.
As an Ecuadorian I know how hard is to get the ingredients to recreate all the most flavorful dishes of my country.
But I can say that this place makes me have nostalgia of my people & the amazing food from Ecuador.
Sadly I never have time to take pictures because I devour everything too fast!
I love the encebollado, bolon , empanadas & the juice that are 100% fresh & natural!!!
I hope that other dishes are included in menu soon!! Guatita, seco, hopefully crabs 😜
Shout out to the owner, super friendly & attentive, & super hard worker!