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!
Les avis convergent sur une offre généreuse de dim sum et de plats cantonnais chez Restaurant Impérial, avec des bouchées fraîches et bien cuites, des portions généreuses et des prix raisonnables qui séduisent les familles et les amateurs de dim sum. La commande se fait majoritairement via QR code et les plats arrivent vite, ce qui est apprécié par la clientèle, même si le service peut être inégal lorsque le restaurant est très fréquenté. Le cadre est décrit comme spacieux et convivial mais parfois bruyant et bondé, surtout les weekends, et le stationnement peut être un peu difficile. Quelques expériences évoquent des soucis de propreté, des plats gras ou des saveurs manquantes et des lenteurs de service lorsque le personnel est insuffisant. Dans l’ensemble, Restaurant Impérial est considéré comme une référence pour le dim sum dans la région, avec des choix variés et une expérience rapide et familiale, malgré des variations d’une visite à l’autre.
Amazing spot for Dim Sum. Best with a big group of friends to be able to try numerous dishes. The online ordering system keeps the process easy & the food pops out of the kitchen shortly after. Arrive early on the weekend as it gets REALLY busy really fast!
Possibly the best dim sum place in the Montreal area. Decent pricing for what you get. Banquet hall style dining place & you order by a QR code. Service was efficient & food was delish.
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Best place for dimsum in Brossard but always very crowded. Arrive before opening time on weekends to avoid the crazy lineup! It's definitely on the heavier side & can't compare to other dimsum places in Toronto & Vancouver, but it's as good as it gets for Montreal. Glad to no longer have to go to chinatown in the city since they moved from there to two locations off the island. Worth the detour if you're craving dimsum in Montreal & parking is free.
You lose the dim sum experience with the QR menu & no carts. You miss the entitlement of the food that is carted around & you long for the next one. The menu is limited, while hot, not the greatest tasting. Bland for the most part. The service however is good.
Likely the best dim sum in Montreal area. As good as Markham. We were a party of 5 people & ordered a variety of dim sum, 14 dishes in total. Food was delicious & all for $125...before tips. Excellent value. The only complaint is no reservations. Everyone has to wait in line.
Came there on a Saturday around 11:30AM. I would recommend people coming around this time cuz after noon, there'll be a huge crowd waiting in line to get a seat. Orders were requested on the phone & food came pretty quickly. This is a very standard dim sum place with a reasonable price. I would recommend to those who have never tried dim sum to come visit.
17 mars 2024
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Great no frills dim sum place. My family goes to dim sum literally every week. I've eaten in most of the highest rated dim sum places in Vancouver & Toronto. This is not your fancy dim sum plaxe. This is your excellent value with true Cantonese style dim sum fare. Don't expect 5 star customer service as they don't charge like one. Food is ordered by QR code which is original for dim sum. I really like this system as all items come in promptly with no ordering mistakes. They have all the condiments available for a HK style restaurant. Owners have been in the dim sum business for over 2 decades. Imho, must try for people visiting Montreal.
Been to this place a couple time in the past. Never good. Dim sum taste is soso. Bad customer service. Not allow to be in when you don't have all guest at the time of entry (it wasn't a nice way when they do so). Waitress will rush with the push cart inside the restaurant, makes you feel with an atmosphere of urgency, they don't look carefully for children's around.) Staff never smiles.
Note: This is the perspective from a northerner, friend who was a southerner said it was a great experience & loved the food. The food was okay, but there are definitely dishes that should not have been called what they are. Especially the mapo tofu, a mockery of the dish (but I guess that's understandable since this is more of a dim sum resturant rather than a sichuan resturant). Everything else was okay, the bbq platter was decent, but cold from the start. They don't skimp on portions though. Just not to my taste, I wouldn't pay this much again for this little flavour.
Great atmosphere for Dim Sum. Family friendly. Lots of space. Clean toilets. Friendly & welcoming staff. Great food with QR code accessed website ordering for the table. English friendly.
Maybe its not for me but i'd rather go to kam fung down the street. Menu choices are very little for dim sum & requires a qr code to order. Haven't tried their a la carte menu but let's be real, it's a dum sum place & should not be ordering a la carte canto/szechuan dishes. Not worth the gas unless you live in the shore. Better choices in the city for the same price point for dim sum.
Pretty average dimsum fare. I enjoyed the deep fried taro balls (not pictured) the most out of everything we ordered but I don't think I would return again. Service was non existent & the washrooms were questionably sticky & grimy. The food did come out fast & hot at least.
