For over three decades, we have perfected the art of crafting Chinese pastries, dim sum, dumplings, and noodles. Our mission is simple and sincere: to bring endless joy to homes through our delicious creations, all at an affordable price.
Reviews describe Maison Bao as an affordable and tasty option with generous portions, especially the dumplings and noodles, and many note a strong value for money. The menu includes large dumplings, xiao long bao, and a variety of noodle and tofu dishes, with several diners praising flavorful broths and well executed fried items. Ordering via a QR code is praised for ease, adding a convenient mobile ordering vibe, though experiences with service vary, with some guests enjoying friendly, attentive staff while others felt less engaged. Overall, the dishes are described as delicious and quick, making it a good pick for students and casual meals, with an inviting ambiance and music that many enjoy. In short, Maison Bao delivers tasty, affordable Chinese-inspired dishes with standout dumplings and soups, offering a versatile option for trying multiple dishes in one visit.
Great food...my first time there & will definitely be returning. Soup dumplings were excellent & the Noodle soup with braised beef was exceptional. I highly recommend!!
May 8, 2026
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Maison Bao just landed in Montreal & it's already a fave ❤?
Straight from Toronto, this spot is serving fluffy baos, tiny viral dumplings, chocolate soup ones, super flavourful & comfort food done right 🥟 From casseroles, noodles & appetizers, everything is perfect for sharing, discovering new bites, & satisfying every craving 🍜✨
We visited Maison Bao due to the reviews & also seeing a recommendation from insta but we were disappointed.
The restaurant was totally empty when we visited, yet when we asked to sit at a table that wasn't facing the sun (as it was a warm day) we weren't allowed.
The menu didn't provide details of what was actually in the food so we ordered the soup dumplings & beef & onion dumplings.
They tasted ok but there are dumpling places nearby which are better.
We found out too late that the beef & onion dumplings have mushroom (which I'm allergic to), but they denied & said it was woodear (a type of mushroom).
Suffice to say we will not be returning & do not recommend visiting.
Spicy pork soup dumplings 10/10
Curry sauce soup dumplings 10/10
Pan fried pan mini soup dumpling 8/10
Cold shredded chicken 4/10
Chocolate soup dumpling 4/10 - cool gimmick but wouldn't get again
Boiled dumplings 0/10 we got the chicken & corn one but I just wouldn't get any boiled again cuz it's more about how they made it
Apr 18, 2026
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Maison Bao est une franchise du Resto Bao House de Toronto. En promenant au Centre-Ville de Montreal, j'ai decouvert ce resto (pres du metro Guy Concordia, ligne verte STM). Tout comme le menu @ Toronto, il sert toutes sortes de dumplings : bouillies, grillees, des soupes aux nouilles, des casseroles de soupes & des petits plats d'entrees. En moyenne, le prix d'un plat principal est 12$ avant les taxes. Pour un groupe de 4 personnes & plus, mieux d'appeler pour une reservation. Venez les encourager. Au plaisir, Missy A.
The space is nice & the staff were genuinely warm & welcoming, which made for a great overall atmosphere. I tried the dumplings, takoyaki, fried tofu & a soup & while they were enjoyable, they didn't stand out much compared to similar dishes I've had elsewhere. That said, it's still a pleasant spot.
Apr 4, 2026
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Great spot for affordable, good value Chinese food. They offer dumplings, noodles, & soup casseroles. The space is spacious, clean, & gets a lot of natural light from large glass panels. We came for Sunday lunch & the service was quick & efficient - very much in the style of dining in Asia, so don't expect staff to check in unless you flag them down. You order via QR code & food comes out quickly.
We ordered the pickled cucumber, steamed beef soup dumplings, steamed pork soup dumplings, & the crispy pork & meatball soup casserole. The soup casserole was the highlight - packed with Chinese herbal flavours & lots of good ingredients. The dumplings were decent for the price ($5.99 for 6), though we've had better elsewhere & they did taste pre-made.
Première fois que j'y vais, & tellement déçue. Les dumplings sont clairement congelés & non fait à la main. La pâte était trop épaisse & honnêtement ça ne goûtait pas bon point. Ça goûtait le lave vaisselle & je n'ai pas été capable de finir ma portion. Je ne suis pas difficile sur la nourriture, c'est la première fois que je mange quelque part & que je suis vraiment déçue. Allez à Sammi Soupe à la place…
Ordered Braised beef noodles, Sichuan noodles & pork & cabbage fried dumplings. The broth of the braised beef noodles missed the mark for me tasting very much like chili oil. The Sichuan noodles were good but the main selling point was definitely the dumplings, they were big & juicy & tasted amazing.
Mar 21, 2026
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I like the decor & cleanliness of the store. It's very easy to order using the QR code & its a great spot for students with their affordable options. We ordered the Sichuan noodles, braised beef noodles, & fried pork cabbage dumplings. I personally really liked their dumplings the most.
Went for a second time & was satisfied! Although I like spicy noodles in general, I wouldnt recommend the spicy beef noodle (i forgot the official name but i believe its the one with 2 🌶? sign on it). Its just painful spicy & not the tasty type of spicy.. at least I think so. Instead. I would recommend the shrimp one with peanuts on top, it was very good! Will go back to try the other type of noodles!
Also dont take the chive dumplings unless you know you like chives :)
Best dumplings I've ever had in my entire life, comming from somebody who has dumplings every other day, their boiled & fried mini soup dumplings are to die fo
