Pâtisserie Coco is a distinguished destination for exquisite pastries and delicate desserts, drawing inspiration from classic French patisserie traditions and embracing the vibrant flavors of Chinese sweet specialties. Patrons can anticipate a curated selection of meticulously crafted items, from flaky croissants and rich tarts to uniquely flavored mochi and elegantly presented cakes. The establishment offers a delightful array of both comforting and innovative treats designed to satisfy a variety of sweet cravings. Each confection is prepared with precision, utilizing high-quality ingredients to ensure a memorable and delectable experience for every visitor seeking a moment of pure indulgence.
Pâtisserie Coco is a highly regarded destination in Montreal's Chinatown, celebrated for its extensive selection of fresh, delicious, and affordably priced Asian-style baked goods. Customers frequently praise the wide variety of savory and sweet options, including popular items like pork buns, egg tarts, coconut buns, and mochi, as well as their assortment of bubble teas. The bakery operates on a convenient self-service system where patrons use trays and tongs to select their own treats. While the food consistently receives high marks for quality and freshness, experiences with the staff vary, ranging from friendly and helpful to occasionally distant or busy. Despite some comments regarding service consistency and sweetness levels in drinks, the shop remains a beloved spot for both locals and visitors looking for a satisfying snack.
Little bakery offering a large range of treats.
They have trays & tongs at the entry. You grab those & then select your items. Bring your tray to the cash to pay. Tray & tongs are cleaned before they are put back out for use.
Prices seem pretty reasonable.
Je suis passée par curiosité au Quartier chinois & j'ai vu une longue file devant cette pâtisserie. Intriguée, j'ai décidé de commander.
Franchement, quelle déception… 0/10. Il n'y a absolument aucun goût, pas même celui du sucre. La'crème' à l'intérieur n'en est clairement pas une : elle ne fond même pas après 20 minutes, ce qui en dit long sur la qualité. Au final, ça ressemble simplement à une brioche basique de supermarché.
25 minutes d'attente pour ça… Je ne recommande pas du tout. Une énorme déception.
Apr 18, 2026
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Les boules de sésame sont un pure délice !!! Gateau de Lune , brioche de coco 🤗🤤 Tout est bon !!!
Ont ce sert soi-même, caissière tres gentille .
Je recommande
Belle découverte dans le quartier chinois de Montréal 👌
Service rapide, ça roule bien, & surtout… tout est frais. On voit tout de suite la qualité dès qu'on arrive devant le comptoir.
Une petite adresse parfaite pour une pause sucrée - pâtisseries, viennoiseries & desserts variés, il y a de quoi se faire plaisir sans se compliquer la vie.
Bref, une belle petite place à retenir si vous êtes dans le coin. 🍰
We were walking around Montreal's Chinatown when we spotted this awesome bakery, Patisserie Coco. It's definitely a haven for cake & pastry lovers! This bakery sells so many different kinds of delicious pastries & desserts too. They have breads, buns, puffs, cookies, biscuits, Swiss rolls, fruit cakes, steam cakes, muffins, flaky puff balls, green tea mochis, sponge cakes & many others. As for desserts, there's different varieties of cheesecakes, mousse, bubble tea, smoothies, milk tea & etc. We bought some bubble milk tea, coffee buns & cookies. They tasted absolutely fresh & delicious!
*Update: We were visiting Montreal & decided to stop by Pâtisserie Coco, our favourite bakery in Chinatown! We got the Egg Tarts, Coconut Twist, Cookies, Cake Roll, Nutella Twist, Brioche Buns, Preserved Egg Puff, Almond Strawberry Tarts, Tiramisu & numerous Bubble Teas (Brown Sugar, Taro Milk Tea, Matcha Brown Sugar, Peach Oolong Tea, Mango Green Tea etc). Everything tasted absolutely delicious!
Très bonne pâtisserie, a chaque fois que je vais dans le quartier chinois je dois absolument par tout les moyens y allé, une bonne sélection de pâtisserie & on les prend directement sur un plateau & on se dirige a la caisse pour payé par la suite.
Le seul petit bémol est qu'il est parfois difficile d'avoir quelqu'un qui parle francais pour vous aidé.
