Le Petit Coin Dumpling is widely praised as a small, cozy, family-friendly spot offering fresh, handmade dumplings in a menu that many reviewers describe as varied and reliable. Diners highlight standout items such as General Tao chicken, beef dumplings, pork and coriander dumplings, peanut dumplings, shrimp wontons, and crispy spring rolls, with several noting that the dumplings arrive hot, flavorful, and generously portioned. The service is repeatedly described as friendly, fast, and attentive, with some compliments about the owner and a warm in-store atmosphere, while takeout and online ordering are also praised for consistency. A few criticisms appear: one version of Xiao long bao was unexpectedly sweet unless cilantro is added, and General Tao sauce is sometimes considered overly sweet or a bit clumsy when dining in or taking out. Some observers mention the space being small and lively, which can be noisy when crowded, but this does not dampen the overall positive impression of quality, value, and the variety of dumpling options that attract regulars and first-time visitors alike.
No nonsense really solid dumpling place. Quality for price is really good for the neighbourhood. Fresh ingredients, & very filling portions. The sweet & spicy soup is very hearty for what you'd expect.
I recently visited a charming little dumpling store in Montreal & was blown away by the quality & flavor! The dumplings were perfectly steamed, with a delicious filling & a great variety of options. The service was friendly & quick, making it a cozy spot for anyone craving authentic, tasty dumplings. Highly recommend!
Wonderful experience at this dumpling place! There was an error with our order but they fixed it perfectly. The dumplings are very tasty & other items too.
Amateur de dumpling, très bonne découverte. Étant plus un fervent à la vapeur, j'ai trouvé qu'ils n'étaient pas forcément à la hauteur. J'ai basculé sur du frit & là nous retrouvons un très bon dumpling. Le service & le personnel sont juste parfait. L'aménagement n'est en revanche pas du tout optimisé. Il y a sans doute quelques changements possibles.
Oct 9, 2024
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Excellent restaurant. Une cuisine impeccable & un service attentionné. J'ai été vraiment surpris par la qualité des mets, donc je ne peux que le recommander à tous.
Il était une fois, au coeur de Montréal, un petit restaurant nommé "Le Petit Coin Dumpling" situé sur la rue Rachel, juste en face du parc Lafontaine. Ce restaurant était célèbre pour ses délicieux dumplings, mais aussi pour une légende urbaine bien particulière. Un jour, un petit homme dodu, nommé Monsieur Dumpling, fit son apparition. Il était aussi rond qu'un ravioli & avait une énergie débordante. Chaque fois qu'il sautait, il faisait un bruit étrange & joyeux : "Ding Ding Ding Ding Ding !" Monsieur Dumpling adorait les dumplings du restaurant & en mangeait tous les jours. Un matin, après avoir dégusté une assiette de dumplings au porc, il se sentit tellement léger qu'il commença à sauter partout dans le restaurant. "Ding Ding Ding Ding Ding !" résonnait dans tout l'établissement, faisant sourire les clients & le personnel. Mais ce n'était que le début de ses aventures. En sortant du restaurant, Monsieur Dumpling se mit à sauter partout dans la ville de Montréal. Il traversa le parc Lafontaine en bondissant, effrayant les canards & amusant les enfants. Il sauta sur le Mont-Royal, fit des pirouettes autour de la statue de George-Étienne Cartier, & même les écureuils s'arrêtaient pour le regarder passer. Partout où il allait, les gens entendaient son joyeux "Ding Ding Ding Ding Ding !" & savaient que Monsieur Dumpling était dans les parages. Il devint rapidement une célébrité locale, & les habitants de Montréal attendaient avec impatience de le voir sauter dans leur quartier. Un jour, alors qu'il sautait près du Vieux-Port, il rencontra un chef cuisinier qui lui proposa de créer un nouveau plat en son honneur : les "Dumplings Ding Ding". Ces dumplings étaient remplis de surprises & faisaient un petit bruit joyeux lorsqu'on les mordait. & ainsi, grâce à Monsieur Dumpling & son "Ding Ding Ding Ding Ding !", Le Petit Coin Dumpling devint le restaurant le plus populaire de Montréal, attirant des visiteurs de partout dans le monde, tous curieux de goûter les fameux Dumplings Ding Ding & de voir le petit homme dodu sauter joyeusement dans les rues de la ville. & c'est ainsi que l'histoire farfelue de Monsieur Dumpling & de son "Ding Ding Ding Ding Ding !" continua de faire sourire & de régaler les habitants de Montréal. Fin. 🎉
Sep 18, 2024
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Welcome to the only dumpling place in Montreal that charges for the chili sauce! 1.50 for the chili sauce - yes, the same chili sauce which is literally on the table, next to the soya sauce & vinegar, in every other dumpling place in the city. I've been to this place several times & really love the dumplings, but you know what, screw that, I'm not empowering CHEAP restaurant owners & will take my business elsewhere. When I enquired as to why they were charging for this simple condiment, I was told by the young & annoyed waitress that this had been the case for over a year, & she rolled her eyes at me when I said I've eaten here with my family many times in the last year & the chili sauce was always right there on the table.. It's expensive enough to eat out nowadays. What next, charge me for the wedge of lemon in the water? Seriously. People have no shame. Every minute you are dining in this establishment, you hear the ding of the Ubereats orders. They are NOT a dying restaurant. This place is serving people non-stop. It's just a CHEAP practice & there are plenty other dumpling places in town that don't take advantage of good concept by coming up with new things to charge for. 15 ml of sauce for 1.50. I can't even believe it.
Absolutely delicious dumplings. Our meal in order of my preference was lamb with cumin, beef & onion (visible pieces of onion, yum!) & chicken curry. We got the last one fried. Outstanding flavour. Staff were kind & attentive. Very respectful of my coriander allergy. Restaurant is small. We ate early (5:15pm on a Sunday) & we were okay to find a table. Sauces available at the table were soya, vinegar & a red hot sauce. No chili oil, & I didn't ask, & honestly, I didn't miss it. The dumplings were really good just plain or dipped in the soya sauce. 4 people eating. My table also ordered shrimp & pork & the sweet pork. My husband said the shrimp with pork were okay, just not exciting. He did enjoy the sweet pork. Step son also had added the peanut sauce on the side. Bill without tip was 102$ for 4 people. Highly recommended for delicious dumplings & for ordering a bunch of different kinds to share.
