Tong Por Resto-Reception

Lee

4.0

Tong Por is definitely one of Montreal's staple Chinese restaurants, especially for dim sum.

The dim sum here is consistently very good & a reliable choice if you're craving classic Cantonese dishes.

For dinner, they also offer some lesser-known, specialty dishes that are absolutely worth trying. One standout is the Eight Treasure Duck (???), which is not something you'll find at many places. It's a great option if you're looking to try something different & more traditional.

Just note that this dish needs to be ordered in advance-usually at least 2 to 4 hours ahead-so the kitchen has time to prepare it properly.

Overall, a very solid spot with both classic & unique offerings. Definitely worth a visit, especially if you're willing to plan ahead for their special dishes.

Mar 30, 2026

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Tim

4.0

Satisfying, decent Cantonese food! Portions are good & food is tasty. Dim sum is good too.

Feb 15, 2026

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Coach

4.0

On a summer vacation visiting my mom & sister from also my nephew & his LARGE family also in town from Toronto, we came to Tong Por for a family dinner.

As it was on the eve of Ste Jean Baptiste Day holiday in Quebec, the restaurant was not as crowded on a Monday night - as people are traveling or camping.

We were given a large table with rotation capability for easy food access by everyone, We ordered:

* Cantonese Stewed Brisket w/ Daikon
* Sweet & Sour Pork Chops
* Deep Fried Salt & Pepper Tofu Cubes
' Salt & Pepper Fired Chicken
* Beef & Gailan in Oyster Sauce
* Black Bean Steamed Fish
* Crispy Cantonese Chow Mein

The food took a little bit time to come out of the kitchen, but once the first one arrived, the rest came rather quickly in succession. This is a Cantonese restaurant, which is one of our preferred Chinese cuisines, so they were very genuine & delicious. The service was quite good, as we (the visitors from. Toronto & California) happened to hit a heat spell in Montreal; temperature outside was in the high 35°C+, so they gave us a water pitcher with plenty of ice in it so no need to bother them constantly with a large party of 10 people.

In summary, Ville St Laurent used to have quite a few options when it comes to Chinese cuisines - avoiding the need to drive to Montreal Chinatown & parking headaches, however, due to the current economy & past COVID consequences, Tong Por is miraculously still serving St Laurent & its vicinity. So, if like us, you're craving for some yummy Cantonese cuisines & not wanting to bother fighting the traffic, give Tong Por a try.

Jun 24, 2025

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Christine

5.0

Authentic Cantonese cuisine. Went there for dinner with family. Meal for 6 is a good deal. Choose additional dish if more people.

Oct 5, 2024

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Logan

17 Reviews

2.5

We had not been here for some years before we decided to have some chinese food that was somewhere other than Chinatown. I will go back to Chinatown when someone decides to make tasty food instead of cheap food.

But Tongpour had left a good impression on some of us & we were not disappointed when we did return.

The place is not much to look at a large room holding over 300 or maybe even 400 (dim sum sized) & the parking outside is a nightmare to navigate, don't ask.

We always have the same thing because of a very determined member of our group so its Cantonese chow mein, rice & eggplant which is quite good.

The dishes are huge & you can easily feed twice as many persons as you would think. But our determined friend eats nothing that swims or crawls in water & it is too bad because the salt & pepper shrimp are just too good to be true & at about 12$ for 10-12 shrimps they are a steal.

The soups are good & one day we will try something else I am sure .

Need Chinese save yourself the grief of downtown eat here & walk there ..cars are a hazzard near this area