Our famous Dim Sum is now back to Montreal! Enjoy hot and fresh Dim Sum along with authentic Chinese cuisine in the heart of Downtown in our new location!
Restaurant Impérial is widely praised for fresh dim sum and Cantonese dishes, with reviewers highlighting crowd-pleasers like har gao, shrimp dumplings and BBQ pork buns, and noting the lobster and eggplant dishes as standout options. The QR code ordering system and quick kitchen turnaround are frequently mentioned, along with reasonable prices and a wide variety that suits families and groups. The dining room is described as large and lively, making it a dependable spot for dim sum, but crowds on weekends can make it noisy and service uneven at times. Some critiques point to occasional bland or overly salty dishes, gaps in cleanliness, and moments of slow or less courteous service, though several diners report fast attention and attentive staff. Overall, it is considered a top choice for Cantonese dim sum on the south shore with good value and consistent availability of many dishes, though experiences can vary by visit.
Authentic Chinese food. Try the lobster with green onion, Cantonese fried egg noodles & eggplant in hot pot. Friendly service & reservation recommended.
I can't comment about the service or atmosphere since we've never eaten there. We just order from there. A lot. & we've been doing so for years now, & will continue to! What can I say, it's not NYC level Chinese take-out/order (where I lived for many years) but it's by far the best we've tried in the Candiac/Brossard/Laprairie/Longueuil area & we've tried many. Some dishes are just average but nothing is bad & the stand outs definitely stand out. The price is right & so is the consistency. I get literal cravings for the braised pork & beef dishes but I've tried everything there is to try & many other dishes have been amazing. Again, nothing bad, just varying levels of good to great in our humble opinion as self-proclaimed'foodies' even if I hate that term. Still can't find NYC level beef & broccoli though, not even here. Anyone have a source in the area? =) In any event, this place trumps (sorry, it was a word before a president) the best of Asian in most South Shore areas. Happy we live close.
Pretty authentic Chinese cuisine if you know what to order, aside from the usual « general Tao » or « wonton » or spring roll. Ask for an English speaking waiter for advice if you really want to taste something out of the beaten path.
I haven't eaten dimsum here yet (heard good things), but foods from their dinner set menu were very fresh & delicious. Compared to other Chinese restaurants, this place is very clean & well-maintained.
Have came here many times for brunch (dimsum) or a la carte in the evening. Much better food & price compared to dimsums & Chinese restaurants in downtown Montreal.
Sep 23, 2024
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Dim Sum & evening dining plates are succulents , plenty of free parking places.Since discovered by friend's suggestion, I prefer driving from Montreal to Brossard , avoiding the China Town chinese restaurants.Owner is Montrealer Chinese, very well organized & polite.
The premier location for Chinese food in the Montreal South Shore if not the entire Grand area. Food being cooked there is notches above most restaurants, at its best when the good cooks are working, it is mirroring the level of those from Toronto. We were pleasantly surprised, even by the quality of their takeout. However do expect the takeout counter to feel understaffed in rush hours & to heat up your food when you bring it home. Hope this improves. Aside from that this is my top recommendation & I'm always excited to go eat there.
The restaurant serves family-friendly meal portions. Food service was relatively quick, the taste is delicious for Chinese food & the staff was present when needed. You need to ask the waiter for sauces on the side & for water; they serve tea as you settle at your table. The siumai, salt & pepper pork & the crispy noodle cantonese style are my favourite. Also love the noodle rice rolls, & the fried shrimp dumpling ☺️
