Chinatown Kim Fung est une adresse où les dim sum servis sur chariots attirent des avis variés mais majoritairement positifs, surtout lors du brunch du week-end où l'affluence est forte et une table peut nécessiter d'attendre; la carte propose des plats généreux et des spécialités qui rappellent Hong Kong, avec des dégustations souvent saluées pour leur fraîcheur et leur saveur, même si certains plats et certains jours manquent de constance; le service est décrit comme attentif et chaleureux par certains, tandis que d'autres soulignent des expériences plus lentes ou plus rudes lors de l'addition, notamment autour des pourboires; l'hygiène et l'état des lieux font l'objet de critiques dans quelques avis, alors que d'autres apprécient l'ambiance nostalgique et l'atmosphère de vieille cantine; les prix restent raisonnables et le rapport qualité-prix peut être excellent lorsque les plats arrivent chauds et en grande quantité; pris dans son ensemble, ce restaurant demeure une destination prisée des amateurs de dim sum pour ses saveurs authentiques et son ambiance conviviale, avec des points forts en nourriture et en atmosphère mais des aspects à améliorer concernant le service et l'hygiène.
One of the only Dim Sum places always ready in the morning with chinese broccoli & our favorite desserts- Doufuhua & lotus paste sesame balls. (They also have the red bean ones, but I can only eat the lotus ones.)
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Dim sum at night may not be traditional, but they had nearly their entire menu of dim sum items (as well as many other Chinese dishes) available at 8:30 & were still seating people until 9:15. Delicious, with friendly service & not crowded at that hour. Apparently the slightly tattered tablecloths are a tradition not a sign of neglect.
It is one of the best Chinese food places in the whole of Montreal. The portions were very generous, & every dish was incredibly tasty. The service was also excellent.
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We had a great experience here; getting to taste high quality Chinese cuisine with a local person. We literally didn't know what our friend was ordering, but we trusted he knew what he was ordering & what's best to eat at this place. & in all fairness, everything he ordered was fresh, of high quality & tasty.
Huge round table perfect for a family dinner or a souper with some friends the staff is friendly but u need to repeat. They only speak English or Chinese. My childhood restaurant !! 🤤 Super view & clean !! They have toilets !! For 3 it was less than 60$ not bad not bad & the food was delicious !! MY FAVORITE OBVIOUSLY WONTON SOUP ( in the picture the price was around 40$ - 50$ )
This is a perfect choice for authentic Chinese food. They never disappoint you. The quality & the freshness of the dishes is amazing. Fully recommend it
We chose this place as we were trying to find a non-touristy!!! Chinese restaurant in China town via this website & looking at the recommendation on my phone. It was a bit difficult trying to find the entrance of the place, as you access it through a business centre serviced probably by Chinese businesses for mainly Chinese diaspora & then take the stairs to the upper level & go towards the south-western corner of the building.
We were a bit more dismayed seeing the white cloth covered chairs & tables, normally used for receptions/weddings but checking their menu we found not only stuff that we love but also that their prices are not high compared to similar prices in UK or USA.
The staff was very friendly & welcoming & although only 3 table being taken, we noticed by the time we left, there were around 8 table occupied near our window table overlooking a wall, which meant we had a quiet environment & the servers were faster.
The food was great, a mix of dim sum, soft shell crab, beef rice etc & noticing how ripped both the table cloths & the menus were, our server told us the owner prefers this for more character!!!
Looking for dumplings or siomai, it’s this side of town where you should be having authentic Chinese cuisine. Lots of choices that you wanted to taste each of their special dishes.
Food was good. Not the best ever but it was tasty, & there was a lot of choice. The concept was nice too.
But... The service was just awful. Besides the fact that it is over crowded & that the waiters are yelling at each others, which could have a charm on its own, the staff is just rude. Simply rude. They won't take the time to explain to you neither how it works, how it costs, or what the plates are. At the end, it proved to be rather expensive for not that much. We asked for water (we also had tea, of course), we received it at the end of the meal, after asking several times. Considering the service, we decided to give 10% instead of 15% of tip. The waitress proved to deserve 0%, she insulted us in front of everybody saying that we HAD to give her more, that we were cheap, calling on god & even talking about stuff we talked amongst ourselves during the dinner (why was she listening to us instead of working?!?!) & like talking really really loud & very aggressively.. She made us feel really bad & humiliated when she should be ashamed of the service she gave us. Btw I worked in restaurants as a waitress, I would have NEVER done what that waitress did & I do tip well normally because I know how important this is. Matter of fact, even when I get really, really bad service, I still give 10%. It was amongst my worst service experiences before the tip incident, & definitely became the worst service I ever received in a restaurant after. I will never go back there, there are plenty of better Chinese restaurants that will offer you a decent service as well.
