La Maison Guang Zhou is located in Montreal's Chinatown area. This cozy and friendly restaurant specializes in Cantonese, Szechuan and Seafood dishes as well as a vegetarian section on the menu. Other Specialties: lobster, crab, oysters, mussels and lamb fondue. La Maison Guang Zhou is open till 4:00am in the morning allowing the late nighters a place to eat some authentic dishes in the Montreal China town area.
Reviews describe Restaurant Cuisine Cantonaise as a busy Chinatown staple where flavorful dishes, generous portions and reasonable prices are praised, with noodles, fried rice, dumplings and other Cantonese picks noted as tasty and comforting; the staff is often described as friendly and the service is fast, and the restaurant is sometimes highlighted for being open late with options like hot pot, making it a common spot for groups. However, several accounts raise hygiene concerns, including pest sightings, bad smells and cleanliness issues in the building or kitchen, and some dishes are described as undercooked, reheated or not meeting expectations for freshness. Taken together, the reviews show a mix of strong flavors and value on one hand and caution about cleanliness and consistency on the other, suggesting it can be a good casual choice for a night out but with health and quality considerations to keep in mind.
As a non-Chinese person, you really shouldn't expect much friendliness from the staff in these types of more traditional Chinese restaurants. You should expect absolutely delicious food & believe me that's what you'll get here!
Vous cherchez un resto chinois cuisine cantonaise, je vous recommande d'aller au Restaurant Cuisine Cantonaise, situe au centre du Quartier Chinois tout pres du metro Place d'Armes. Ce resto a plusieurs combos (pour 2 @ 10+ personnes) au menu qui inclut une soupe, des plats @ partager & lorsque vous allez en fin de semaine, il vous offre un dessert & le the chinois est @ volonte compliments aux clients du Resto. Si vous voulez commander vos propres plats, le Resto a aussi un menu @ la carte (une variete de soupes, plats de riz, des nouilles, poulet, boeuf, fruits de mer, etc) L'accueil est chaleureux, le service est rapide par contre le resto manque de decor. Le resto offre aussi un menu de Hot Pot (la Fondue Chinoise).
Seul resto dans le coin ouvert 24h. Le restaurant est pas très propre. La soupe aigre piquante très huileuse. Le général tao était quand même bon par contre
Immediately when I went in u saw the tables oh the tables the cover on the tables is so cheap & the table where I was seated the cover was cracked & the ceiling is quite old & not very pleasing but enough with the atmosphere the food! Mostly the food is quite good actually BUT I ordered their classis cantonese noodles & some of the noodles were raw! It was almost impossible to chew I guess that's not their best dish so I guess I should recommend you to avoid that dish so be careful I think its number 104 on the menu oh & also the service is very very quick. Good day!
Dec 28, 2024
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J'aime manger à ce restaurant tard le soir après le bar/activité à Montréal ou même le midi. Ce restaurant offre une grande plage horaire. Je recommande. La plupart du temps je commande un poulet général tao, un riz frit au légumes & un chowmein au boeuf. (À deux personnes)
In typical Chinese restaurant fashion, you need to signal the server when you want attention. They don't come over & ask if you need anything. The fried seafood platter was a hit, as were the stir fried greens. & the hot & sour soup. Really, everything we ordered was good. Also head down the street to get some Dragon Beard Candy afterwards.
This was amazing. My romantic partner & I were in town for a celebration. We ordered some special which I figured would take forever. We were instantly served a pot of tea, & our food was miraculously served in ten minutes or so. Delicious food served by people who know what they're doing. If you're strolling through Chinatown, this is a very good place to stop.
Salt & pepper squid was a fail. Super tough & chewy. Their General Tao Chicken was mediocre. Some pieces were okay & some were a bit tough. General Tao Chicken should be crispy on the outside & tender on the inside. The sauce should be a mix of sweet & spicy. Their Cantonese Chowmein was ok. The food came very fast though.
Really good food! Tea is included in your supper order :) beef black bean was delicious! If you're very sensitive to spicy food like me, it does have a spicy edge. The duck was also very good !
