Petit Seoul

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4.0

Edit: I've been many times & i wish I would have listened to my instincts this time. I asked them to make the egg for the ramen cooked like not hard boiled but cooked & not runny. It came basically still raw. The waitress is so nice & polite & I was exhausted that day so I didn't say anything & hoped for the best. Sure enough I got pain in my stomach, appendix & a bit of you know what. It's so annoying how whenever I go for Korean food they never cook the egg enough & I get sick but when I ask them to bring it back cooked I don't get sick. I'm never forgetting to do this again. I'm upset they didn't listen to me the first time around & with tax & tip it comes to like $24 for a bowl of very salty ramen that seems like something you could get packaged with a few added fresh vegetables & packaged kimchi which isn't even good for you because it gives you a risk of stomach cancer from the high salt content & nitrates & an uncooked egg. Please be careful everyone. I didn't even eat the full bowl of ramen & this happened

Highly recommend trying it if you're in Montreal. Their tofu salad takes like chicken nuggets & their tea is liquid gold. Also had the dumplings & seaweed salad. Everything was perfect. Nice Korean staff who run their family business with pride. Edit: tofu salad just as good as I remembered

Jan 2026: The banchan were tasty! Warm marinated potato is so satisfying. The vegetable ramen was really good. The broth is not vegetarian which they warned me about & it's obvious (I found tiny pieces of pork or beef in the soup so this is a definite sign it's homemade). The waitress was really friendly, the food came quickly & the music was relaxing. I'll definitely be back to try the other vegetarian options : tofu ramen, egg ramen, veg dumplings, veg dumpling soup, veg with udon stir fry, & more.

Olivia

5.0

Except for the seafood pancake that tasted too much of eggs, everything was delicious. The side of chicken was a delight ! The kimchi jjigae was tasty & not too spicy.