Restaurant Kawami

Emilie

4.0

Food was fresh. Nothing extraordinary but it was alright. The food arrived fast. I feel there's better schezuan restaurants available. But not bad. The tea was really good. The mapotofu isn't very spicy as im used too for szechuan style dishes although the flavor was still quite delicious.

Nick

4.0

Pretty delicious food. Not all food is spicy & there are a few vegetarian options.

Hairuo

5.0

It seems like a Cantonese restaurant, as the waiter can speak Cantonese, but the spicy flavor is the best I've had in Montreal. Especially lobster & lamb. The stir-fried green beans were not fully flavored. Another thing I recommend is that all the food is not too salty or sweet like other restaurants, it's also a plus if you detest too much salt. Totally a surprise after tasting so many Chinese restaurants.

Orange

3.0

Go for the food. Just know what type of meal you'll be in for, it's not a place to linger & enjoy the wine lol. Take it for what it is. The waitresses are definitely not kissing your a** & the atmosphere is non existent. But i go for lunch sometimes & the food is consistently very good. Every soup I've tried has been delicious, a little spicy but that's on you. The steamed chicken with chili oil is really good & I've done takeout on that as well. It's never busy at lunchtime, no clue how the dinner service is. I think it's really one of the better Chinese restos in Brossard, (I've been to all of them) although the portions aren't big so it can get a bit pricy. But then again, a lot of the restos nowadays don't have big servings either. & for 2 people, I had a big doggybag.