Opiano est un restaurant coréen pratique et abordable près du campus McGill, populaire auprès des étudiants pour ses portions généreuses et ses plats réconfortants; la soupe aux os de porc est souvent louée et, servie avec du riz, elle peut être très copieuse; le dessert bingsu est une vedette, notamment avec le lait riche et crémeux apprécié en été; le système de commande sur écran et le service rapide contribuent à une expérience efficace et les prix restent raisonnables; certains plats manquent parfois de nuance ou se révèlent un peu trop sucrés, et quelques avis évoquent des ingrédients simples et une certaine fadeur; des critiques portent sur un personnel jugé arrogant et sur une ambiance parfois bruyante; des aspects pratiques reviennent aussi, comme les frais pour les sacs à emporter et l'absence de pourboire dans ce cadre en libre service; malgré ces bémols, l'ensemble est perçu comme authentique, convivial et bon marché, faisant d'Opiano une option rapide et fiable pour manger près de l'université.
Very good food & relatively affordable. Take the pork bone soup at your risk & peril, it's one of the best choices to make, but can be messy to eat. Still recommend it. Wear a bib.
13 mai 2025
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Needed a quick lunch near campus & a friend recommended this Korean restaurant. Having lived in Seoul, I can say the bibimbap really hit the spot! The portions are generous for the price, & it even comes with a miso soup. The ordering system is super efficient, you order on a digital screen, & about 10 minutes later your name is called to pick up your food. Everything was fresh, fast, & tasty. I've already been back to try their soup, & it was just as delicious. Definitely a new go-to spot!
Everything was ok-ish but that Bingsoo single-handedly made it all worth it. That Bingsoo was some heavenly perfection, a platonic ideal of a dessert. If I go back, it would be for the Bingsoo.
12 avr. 2025
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Decent little place near campus that is quite convenient. The food is solid, not bad at all but nothing special. Portions are pretty large & pretty good value. I'm a bit hesitant to branch out & try other meals on the menu but the chicken & rice is good.
On a side note I always appreciate interesting aspects of restaurants whether they improve or take away from the dining experience. Here it was the art, it reminded me of an artist from my hometown. Kinda neat not sure what to think of the painting I posted tbh but cool.
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Opiano is a good , economic Korean restaurant perfect for a work/between class/ or after school meal.
1. Good price.
I have ordered pork bone soup & kimbap with beef , with tax 33$. & these were shared with my friend.
2. Good taste
The pork bone soup is very tasty.
It is DIY style & food court atmosphere. I highly recommend
They have bingsoo as well.will definitely try that in Summer 🌞!
I stayed in a hotel right next to Opiano during a short trip of Montreal & decided to have a dinner there on a Thursday evening in November. It seemed quite busy, but I got a seat immediately. The food was very reasonably priced, plentiful, & was very tasty. The service was quite good as well. I will gladly go back there.
