M. Poisson se spécialise dans la cuisine authentique du Sichuan, caractérisée par l'utilisation audacieuse de poivres engourdissants et d'huiles de piment vibrantes. Le menu privilégie des préparations de fruits de mer mettant en valeur les textures naturelles des crustacés et des divers filets de poisson. Les clients découvrent des profils aromatiques complexes allant des sauces à l'ail parfumées aux pâtes de fèves fermentées profondément savoureuses. Les techniques de préparation suivent des méthodes régionales traditionnelles axées sur une cuisson au wok à haute température pour conserver l'humidité et préserver l'éclat des légumes. Chaque plat témoigne de la philosophie épicée inhérente aux traditions culinaires classiques du sud-ouest de la Chine. Cet établissement offre un cadre concentré sur le partage et l'appréciation d'une gastronomie régionale robuste. L'approche culinaire évite toute ornementation inutile, laissant la qualité des ingrédients et l'équilibre précis des saveurs occuper le devant de la scène.
Quels sont les horaires d'ouverture de M. Poisson ?
FERMÉ Ouvre aujourd'hui à 11:00
lundi
11:00 - 21:30
mardi
11:00 - 21:30
mercredi
11:00 - 21:30
jeudi
11:00 - 21:30
vendredi
11:00 - 22:30
samedi
11:00 - 22:30
dimanche
11:00 - 21:30
Est-ce que M. Poisson accepte les réservations ?
Les réservations en ligne ne sont pas offertes directement sur cette fiche pour M. Poisson. Cependant, vous pouvez les appeler au (514) 866-0606 pour vous renseigner sur la disponibilité.
Est-ce que M. Poisson propose la commande en ligne ?
Oui, M. Poisson propose la commande en ligne pour la livraison.
M. Poisson propose une expérience culinaire authentique et savoureuse en plein coeur du quartier chinois, régulièrement saluée pour ses portions généreuses, ses prix abordables et sa grande variété de plats traditionnels. De nombreux visiteurs soulignent la qualité des soupes signatures, des nouilles sautées et des préparations de poulet frais et croustillant, notant que le restaurant est parfaitement adapté tant pour les repas décontractés que pour les grands groupes. L'atmosphère est généralement décrite comme accueillante, plusieurs convives félicitant le service attentionné et aimable du personnel. Malgré des préférences variées concernant les niveaux d'épices et les styles régionaux, l'établissement demeure une destination prisée pour ceux qui recherchent un repas réconfortant et satisfaisant offrant un excellent rapport qualité-prix.
I have been coming here for the last 5 years for their incredible specialty fish stew. It was the centerpiece of the menu, but they recently changed it, & now it is hidden among other options & tastes substantially worse
It's like half the flavor was removed & replaced with cheap chicken stock, the flavor clash it jarring
My friends & I enjoyed our noodle soup. The broth was so delicious. It's tangy with a slight citrusy, spicy taste. For the meat, I had the crunchy chicken bites. It was super good. Our server who was also the cashier was very nice & attentive.
Delicious & piping hot! Spicy chicken was perfectly crisp. Eggplant was soooo good &, we all loved the pickled mustard green fried rice! Wow, a must stop in china town. My favorite so far.
Such a sweet & welcoming environment. Food was 10/10 - I had the general tao chicken with a taro soy oolong tea. Highly suggest stopping by here during your walk down this street-- NOTABLE MENTION: it was 12 of us & we were out by the hour. Incredible
I was planning to eat at the Jade Buffet, but it's closed for 2 months, so I went across the street to La Belle Epicee. There was a sign advertising dishes for $14, so I chose the spicy chicken dish. There was an option to add 2 spring rolls & a drink for $4, so I did that. The spring rolls were the tiniest spring rolls I have ever seen! & the drink came in a can & it wasn't cold, so that was disappointing. The main dish was pretty good, but not that filling because the portion size was a little small. I was still starving after I had finished, so I went to the nearby Burger King & got a Junior Whopper trio to fill me up. My meal prior to the Burger King visit, including tax & a 15% tip, came to $23.72. If Jade Buffet had been open, I could have eaten as much as I wanted for only $1.28 more.
I enjoyed my extra spicy General Tao's chicken & egg roll combo, food was very fresh & the sauce & spicy were very flavorful & authentic . Service was fast, food was hot, excellent choice & affordable. I will return when in Montreal.
The portion size is pretty weak especially for the General Tao chicken - you do not get what's in the picture. Fish says walleye, but it's not. Soup noodles are good, & the $3 drinks are well priced. The Sichuan food is pretty authentic.
I visited this restaurant on a Monday evening because it was one of the few Chinese places without a long wait. I am Chinese myself, though Cantonese, & perhaps that is why the flavors here did not fully match what I was craving. This restaurant serves more Taiwanese style dishes, so the taste is different from the Cantonese food I usually enjoy. We had already eaten pho earlier in the trip & wanted something different, so we decided to give this place a try after reading some reviews.
I ordered the General Tao chicken special for $12.99, which came with two spring rolls, a bowl of rice, & the main dish. Online the photos make the portion look larger, but in reality it was an average serving size that could really only feed one person. The taste was fine but not something I found appealing, & I could not finish it. We also shared the fried tofu appetizer, which came in a small portion with a sauce that was somewhere between sweet & sour. The flavor combination was not what I expected & threw me off.
The Hong Kong style milk tea was a pleasant surprise. At $2.99 it was inexpensive & tasted authentic. The service was also very good. Our waitress was polite, attentive, & very friendly which made the experience more positive. While we were dining, I also noticed a Quebec family come in, look at the menu for a bit, & then leave shortly after. That gave me the impression that perhaps the food style here may not suit everyone's taste.
The total for two people was about $41, which is fair for a sit down dinner. Unfortunately I did not feel well after the meal & went back to my hotel to rest for the night. Overall, I would say this restaurant is decent but not exceptional. The pricing & service were good, but the flavors & portions were not what I hoped for. If you enjoy Taiwanese style cooking, you may appreciate it more, but for me it was simply an average experience.