Szechuan Restaurants in Montreal

(821)

Brossard

Chinese Bistro Fusion Asian Thai Szechuan

Review Summary

Rouge impresses with a warm, inviting atmosphere, generous portions and a consistently friendly, attentive staff. The menu delivers a wide range of flavorful options including favorites like noodles and curry, with several reviewers noting delicious wonton soup, Singapore noodles and crispy wings, and gluten free options available for guests with dietary needs. The overall experience is enhanced by good value, central location, and a decor that is pleasant and comfortable, with outdoor seating mentioned by some. While a few comments point to occasional loud music or busy service at peak times, the common thread is dependable quality, generous portions and a dining experience that many would happily return to.View restaurant profile

Le Château D'Asie - Szechuan Restaurants in Montreal

Le Château D'Asie

Opens Today at 4 pm

(51)

Repentigny

Thai Chinese Cambodian Asian Szechuan

Review Summary

Le Château D'Asie earns praise for very good food and attentive, friendly service. The salad starter served with every meal is repeatedly described as incredible. Food and service are consistently rated excellent, with guests noting a warm and accommodating staff. The ambiance is beautiful and family friendly, with a calm vibe even when the dining room isn't busy. Late dinners with children are described as a pleasant discovery, and the location is considered worth the trip. Dishes such as General Tao chicken and Tom Yum soup are highlighted as standouts, with a note that the kitchen serves freshly made Asian cooking and presets can be adjusted to suit preferences. Water refills are appreciated and many plan to visit Le Château D'Asie again.View restaurant profile

Matsuno Sushi Fusion

(709)

Dollard-des-Ormeaux, Pointe-Claire

Sushi Japanese Asian Fusion Szechuan

Review Summary

Matsuno Sushi Fusion is described as consistently fresh and flavorful, with a wide all-you-can-eat menu that keeps sushi lovers satisfied. The service is fast, attentive, and friendly, and the atmosphere is clean and welcoming for gatherings. The digital ordering system is convenient, making it easy to explore a large variety and get quick updates on the order. While peak hours can bring longer waits and occasional reminders of time limits, the overall experience is praised as outstanding and worth returning for. High marks go to the quality of fish, variety, and dependable consistency, with families and groups repeatedly planning their next visit.View restaurant profile

Soba & Sushi Bar - Szechuan Restaurants in Montreal

Soba & Sushi Bar

(95)

Côte-des-Neiges

Sushi Japanese Chinese Szechuan Bubble Tea Soups

Review Summary

Reviewers describe Soba & Sushi Bar as a cozy, compact spot with a wide sushi selection and a broad menu that also features Chinese dishes and bowls, all prepared with fresh ingredients and generous portions. The place is appreciated for fast, friendly service and a pleasant dining atmosphere that has benefited from a recent renovation, with clean lines and tasteful seating that makes small groups comfortable. Sushi is frequently praised for freshness and quality, and many orders are highlighted for reliable consistency whether dining in or taking out, with standout dishes like chirashi bowls, poke bowls, and well balanced sauces. Some call it the best sushi in Montreal. The restaurant is seen as a solid value with reasonable prices, dependable delivery, and convenient options for takeout, making it a go-to choice for many regulars. Overall, Soba & Sushi Bar comes across as a versatile Asian fusion spot that consistently delivers flavorful food, thoughtful preparation, and a positive, welcoming experience for diners in the area.View restaurant profile

Sésame

(3677)

Quartier des Spectacles, Downtown

Bring your own wine and all you can eat menu!

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Review Summary

Reviews consistently praise Sésame for delicious and varied Asian fusion dishes, with favorites like pad thai, general tao, dumplings, and poke bowls, plus original cocktails, all served with warm, attentive service. The atmosphere is described as stylish and inviting, with beautiful lighting and a lively yet comfortable vibe that fits well for a night out or pre show dining. Guests note friendly, professional staff, quick and efficient service, and generous portions that feel good value. The location and terrace are repeatedly mentioned as nice features, and the presentation and freshness of the ingredients are highlighted across visits. While a few notes mention busier nights bringing more noise or longer pacing, the overall impression is one of consistently high quality, great flavors, and a welcoming team that makes diners want to return.View restaurant profile

Sawadika Festin Thailandais

May be temporarily closed

(1665)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Thai Szechuan Vietnamese Asian Chinese Fusion

Mentioned in: Best Thai Restaurants in Montreal The Best Bring Your Own Wine Restaurants in Montreal View More

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Sawadika Festin Thailandais is widely appreciated for a vibrant all you can eat buffet with a bring your own wine option that guests love for value. The menu offers a wide variety of fresh, flavorful dishes from Thai staples and fusion creations to shrimp and other seafood, with many reviewers noting bright flavors and consistently high quality. Service is frequently described as fast, attentive and friendly, making it easy to dine alone or in groups, and the ambiance is noted as welcoming and stylish. The restaurant is particularly praised for catering to celebrations and large gatherings, with private rooms and even karaoke setups mentioned in reviews. Guests often highlight reliable consistency, with repeat visits and recommendations to friends, and the option to try many dishes in one visit without sacrificing quality. Overall, Sawadika Festin Thailandais comes across as a dependable favorite for a satisfying, sociable meal.View restaurant profile

Kam Shing Van Horne Restaurant

(137)

Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG), Côte-Saint-Luc

Review Summary

Kam Shing Van Horne Restaurant consistently delivers tasty, comforting Chinese dishes with generous portions and good value for money. The menu features favorites such as fried cantones noodles, General Tao chicken, wonton soup, and seafood dishes, all praised for solid flavors and satisfying textures. Service is friendly, efficient, and attentive, helping create a cozy, welcoming atmosphere where regulars are recognized and guests feel at home. Thoughtful touches like green tea before ordering and complimentary fortune cookies add to the experience, and the dining room has an old school charm that many diners enjoy. Across years and generations, quality remains reliable, with many dishes noted for freshness and consistency, making it a reliable go-to for family meals and casual dining.View restaurant profile

Sésame

(880)

Old Montreal

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Review Summary

Reviews portray Sésame as a warm, elegant Asian fusion spot with a calm, refined atmosphere. The menu is praised for flavorful, generously portioned dishes such as dumplings, poke bowls, Pad Thai, calamari and a standout General Tao, offering good value. Service is frequently described as friendly and attentive, with efficient, considerate staff noted across visits, though a few experiences mention slower pacing during busy times or a louder environment. Overall, the dining experience is described as memorable and inviting, with guests enjoying the food and ambiance and expressing intentions to return.View restaurant profile

Prima Luna

(231)

RDP-Pointe-aux-Trembles

Italian Sushi Szechuan

Review Summary

Prima Luna shines with refined Italian cooking that is well balanced and beautifully presented, with dishes ranging from pasta and seafood to pizza and even sushi that many reviewers find fresh and flavorful. The service is consistently described as impeccable, attentive, and professional, helping meals feel effortless whether for business lunches or festive gatherings. The ambiance is chic, warm, and welcoming, making it easy to relax and connect in both intimate and lively settings. A standout wine selection including private import options complements the menu and enhances the dining experience. Prima Luna is repeatedly highlighted as a strong choice for events, from weddings and engagements to corporate parties, with well orchestrated details and a smooth flow. Overall the value and quality are appreciated, with many guests noting that the experience justifies the price.View restaurant profile

Sésame

(538)

Vaudreuil-Dorion

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Review Summary

Reviews for Sésame highlight a vibrant Asian fusion menu with flavorful, well presented dishes that cover favorites like dumplings, wonton soup, poke bowls, pad thai, General Tao and sesame salad. The atmosphere and decor are repeatedly praised as welcoming, stylish and cozy, with a calm vibe that makes it great for dates or groups. Service is frequently described as attentive and friendly, with staff who know the menu and offer helpful recommendations, although a few visits note slower pacing when the restaurant is busy. Many guests mention good value for money and generous portions, while some recall higher prices or portions that could feel small relative to the bill. Allergies and special requests are often handled smoothly, with patience and care from the servers. There are a few caveats, such as occasional noise levels being louder than desired and some dishes not meeting expectations on certain nights. Overall, Sésame is frequently described as a standout choice for tasty, diverse Asian fusion dishes with a warm, inviting setting.View restaurant profile

La Colonie - Szechuan Restaurants in Montreal

La Colonie

Restaurant élégant et moderne proposant un éventail de plats asiatiques réputés et de cocktails.

(1070)

Boucherville, Longueuil

Asian Szechuan Vietnamese Thai

Review Summary

La Colonie is described as a lively spot with fast, friendly service and a great setting for celebrations. Peanut dumplings are singled out as among the best, and Pad Thai is a frequent highlight for many diners, with options to dine in or take out. Some dishes receive mixed feedback, with notes about smaller portions or a bold lemongrass presence, but the overall dining experience is often described as flavorful and satisfying. The atmosphere is open and straightforward, with quick, efficient service that suits casual meals, though a few reviews mention moments of less warmth in greeting. Overall, guests frequently report reliable flavors and convenient options that make La Colonie a solid go-to for gatherings and casual meals.View restaurant profile

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Sésame

(1114)

Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville

Mentioned in: Montreal Poke Bowls: 18 Restaurants for the Best Hawaiian Bowls Where to Eat the Best General Tao in Montreal View More

Review Summary

Across the reviews, Sésame stands out for vibrant flavors and generous portions across a range of Asian fusion dishes, from General Tao and Pad Thai to dumplings and poke bowls, with many praising vegetarian options and thoughtful customization for dietary needs. The decor and atmosphere are repeatedly described as stylish and calming, making it a great spot for both romantic dinners and group celebrations. Service is consistently friendly and attentive, with quick timing and solid recommendations, though a few visits mention occasional slower service or a louder dining room that guests can mitigate by asking to lower the music. Guests frequently note good value and reliable quality, and many express a desire to return to explore more of the menu, including private karaoke spaces on occasion. Overall, Sésame delivers a memorable dining experience with well balanced flavors, attractive presentation, and a welcoming vibe that keeps bringing diners back.View restaurant profile

Sésame

(927)

Laval-des-Rapides, Chomedey

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Review Summary

Sésame offers a vibrant and stylish setting with a menu that features fresh, flavorful Asian-inspired dishes. Diners praise the variety and quality of dishes such as dumplings, wonton soup, pad Thai, poke bowls, and tofu options, with presentation and freshness mentioned frequently. Service is described as friendly, attentive, and efficient, though on busy nights the pace can slow and the music may be a bit loud. Portions and prices vary by dish, with many items offering good value while a few reviews note small portions for the price. Overall, guests enjoy the ambiance, flavor, and consistent quality and look forward to returning.View restaurant profile

Asiana

(240)

Vieux Longueuil, Longueuil

Thai Szechuan Asian

Mentioned in: Where to Eat the Best General Tao in Montreal

Review Summary

Asiana is described across reviews as a warm, well run spot with a casual yet inviting vibe, where attentive staff, fast service, and generous portions accompany a menu full of flavorful dishes like crispy orange peel beef and General Tao. Diners frequently praise the friendly atmosphere, clean bright space, and the willingness of the team to accommodate allergies and special requests, with small touches such as complimentary desserts noted by several guests. The overall impression highlights great value for the quality, with many calling the food consistently excellent and the service reliable. Weekend visits are often busy, so a reservation is recommended. While a few comments mention higher prices, the consensus is that the dining experience and atmosphere justify the cost and keep guests returning.View restaurant profile

Sésame

(551)

Saint-Henri, Little Burgundy

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Sésame comes across as a warm welcoming spot with a lively yet comfortable ambiance, where service is consistently friendly and attentive and the menu offers inventive, flavorful dishes. Dishes such as salmon tartare, ramen, dumplings and poke bowls are frequently praised for freshness and balance, with cocktails and overall dining experience often highlighted as strong points. While many notes celebrate value, generous portions and attractive decor, a few reviews mention noise from ventilation or music, portions that may feel small for the price, and occasional slow service or temperature issues. Overall the sentiment points to Sésame as a reliable favorite for casual meals with friends or family, with guests eager to return and recommend the place.View restaurant profile

La Maison Pékin

(81)

Duvernay

Chinese Szechuan Asian Dumplings

Review Summary

La Maison Pékin is described as having fresh food, fast service and polite staff. Takeout orders are consistently satisfying, with meals that are always good and quick. The wonton soup is the only drawback, described as very basic and lacking flavor. It is considered the best American Chinese option in Laval and is convenient for ordering and takeout, with a tiki decor that is really cool. The food is generally excellent and the service is on point, though the atmosphere could use a little more warmth. Lunchtime visits are easy thanks to a small menu, with the a la carte options being somewhat limited and some dishes like rice that can be dry, while chow mein and egg rolls are good. If returning, the dinner buffet is the draw.View restaurant profile

Sésame

Opens Today at 4 pm

(2030)

Boucherville, Longueuil

Mentioned in: Montreal Poke Bowls: 18 Restaurants for the Best Hawaiian Bowls Where to Eat the Best General Tao in Montreal View More

Review Summary

At Sésame, diners consistently praise a warm, inviting atmosphere and a menu that balances familiar Asian flavors with creative twists, from the signature general tao to pad Thai, ramen and vibrant poke bowls, plus a strong vegan selection. Service is described as friendly, courteous and efficient, with attentive staff handling groups and celebrations smoothly, while the music and ambience contribute to a lively, stylish dining experience. The ambiance is lively and the terrace offers a pleasant option in good weather, making it a great spot for casual dinners, business lunches or friendly gatherings. Most guests find portions satisfying and value for quality reasonable, with only occasional notes about longer waits or items not exactly matching expectations, which do not overshadow the overall impression. Overall, Sésame remains a reliable favorite for delicious food, welcoming service, and a memorable atmosphere.View restaurant profile

Maison Chun Bo

(8)

Laval-Ouest, Fabreville

Chinese Szechuan Asian Taiwanese Fusion Grill

Review Summary

Maison Chun Bo receives a mix of opinions, with several reviews praising helpful phone support during the ordering process, dishes that arrive hot and tasty, and generous portions for takeout or pickup, along with plans to return. The price is noted as high in relation to quality, though many still would recommend the restaurant. Positive notes include efficient service and a good hot and sour soup, and a number of diners found everything delicious when picking up today. However, one review reports very bad service, underscoring inconsistent experiences across visits.View restaurant profile

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Zen Tao

Asian Szechuan Gluten-free Options Chinese

(69)

Joliette

Thai Vietnamese Szechuan Japanese Asian

Review Summary

Zen Tao comes across as a beloved spot with consistently excellent food, generous portions, and attentive service, making it a top choice in Joliette and a good option for group meals, with the ability to bring your own wine adding to its appeal. The ambiance is described as calm and the place is clean and spacious, often cited as a reliable favorite with fast, respectful service, though some reviews note misorders. Several reviews celebrate refined dishes and highlights like red curry chicken and wonton soup. While the majority praise the experience, some visits show cracks in service and execution, including a very cold dining room, delays after the first course, forgotten orders, and plates arriving cold; a few reports mention errors in soups and desserts and uneven timing for groups. Cleanliness concerns are raised by some about windows and window sills with dirt and insects, prompting questions about kitchen sanitation. Overall, Zen Tao is viewed as a strong, frequently recommended option with good value and a welcoming vibe, popular for individuals and gatherings alike.View restaurant profile

T&T Supermarket

Opens Today at 9 am

(360)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Review Summary

T&T Supermarket is described as a huge, clean, and busy Asian market with an incredible variety of fresh produce, seafood, meats, sauces, and ready-to-eat options that draws shoppers for authentic ingredients and new discoveries. Reviewers repeatedly note helpful staff and a bright, modern layout, though prices are often higher than other Asian stores and some items occasionally miss the mark in quality, such as sushi. The hot food buffet and ready-to-eat selections are popular, with many appreciating the value when deals appear, while others have found certain dishes to be overpriced or inconsistent. Parking and crowds can be challenging, especially at peak times or right after openings, and some signage and language issues are mentioned. Overall, it is seen as a premier destination for Asian groceries in Montreal, a place to find rare and specialty items, explore new flavors, and enjoy a broad array of options, even if price and occasional quality fluctuations require careful selection.View restaurant profile

Maneki Comptoir Asiat'

May be temporarily closed

(72)

Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve

Asian Chinese Fusion Vegetarian Szechuan

Review Summary

Maneki Comptoir Asiat' draws mixed impressions from diners: some describe absolutely delicious food with spot on flavors and praise incredibly friendly and fast service that makes the meal enjoyable and worth returning for, including good value for two; others find the food ordinary or feel prices are steep for what is offered, noting small portions and higher costs for tofu, rice and chow mein. A summer visit described dining on a park picnic table because the dining room was closed during covid, but the staff remained kind and accommodating. There are mentions of unclear closing hours in some reviews, which can leave expectations up in the air. Overall the restaurant is seen as having pleasant staff and tasty options, with sentiment ranging from highly recommendable to cautious on price and portion size and some inconsistency in the experience.View restaurant profile

Délicieux

(59)

Côte-des-Neiges

Chinese Thai Szechuan Asian

Review Summary

Reviews of Délicieux highlight generous portions, quick service, and tasty dishes, with the lunch special and delivery frequently mentioned, and the staff described as jovial and friendly. The menu offers a wide range of Asian options at very reasonable prices, and the bubble tea is a notable draw. The shrimp is often praised as delicious and portions are large enough to take leftovers home. There is some inconsistency around General Tso's chicken, with one account noting no chicken and only fried flour, while another describes the chicken General Tao as incredibly tasty with generous portions. Overall, Délicieux comes across as a solid, affordable go-to for satisfying meals and a top choice for Chinese takeout in the area.View restaurant profile

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Restaurant Kam Shing

(218)

Côte-des-Neiges

Review Summary

Kam Shing is a long standing spot known for generous portions and a family style approach that works well for large groups, with round tables that encourage conversation. Reviews praise the tasty food, good value, and consistent crowding that testifies to its popularity, with favorites including dishes like orange beef, won ton soup, crispy skin fried chicken, chow mein and other Cantonese staples. Service is described as excellent on many visits but not always, with some encounters labeled as rude or slower on busy days. Some diners note changes in quality or menu items over the years, while others feel the current offerings still deliver solid, well priced Asian dishes. Overall Kam Shing is seen as a dependable, vibrant place that delivers big portions, easy sharing options, and a lively atmosphere that keeps it packed and well regarded by regulars.View restaurant profile

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Restaurant chong qing

May be temporarily closed

(41)

Brossard

Review Summary

Restaurant chong qing is described as a true Sichuan spot where the house specialty is a spicy fish barbecue that is actually a delicious hotpot loaded with vegetables and meats. Diners say to come with an empty stomach because the dishes are spicy and delicious. On a later visit, crispy tofu is praised as an explosion of flavors in the mouth, and it is loved.View restaurant profile

J'ai Feng

(38)

Little-Italy

Szechuan Chinese Asian

Mentioned in: The Ultimate Little Italy Food Guide: Best Eats, Drinks, and Hotspots

Review Summary

Across reviews for J'ai Feng, the noodles are praised for authentic Sichuan flavor and the ginger onion and ginger scallion bowls are repeatedly highlighted as tasty and satisfying. Yet portions and prices receive mixed feedback, with some writers calling the cost too high for what is offered and others noting strong value for a neighborhood noodle spot. The setup is described as takeout oriented at least for some visits, with fast service and multilingual staff mentioned, while others note differences between dine in expectations and the takeout reality. Several reviewers report unexpected charges for extras such as an egg or beverages, adding to concerns about overall value. Despite these concerns, many still recommend trying the noodles for quality and flavor, and some praise the spicy oil and overall quick meals, while at least a few feel the dishes could use more protein options or resemble homemade fare.View restaurant profile

Matsu Restaurant

Opens Today at 4:30 pm

(132)

Saint-Hyacinthe

Sushi Japanese Thai Asian Fusion Szechuan

Review Summary

Matsu Restaurant is described as a calm, nicely decorated all you can eat spot where guests are advised to take a little at a time so everything can arrive together. The sushi is generally praised for freshness and quick service, with non-sushi options available for those who prefer variety. Service is often noted as warm and attentive, though some visits report slower moments or items like soup arriving cold. Opinions on value vary, with some finding prices high for the quality while others feel portions are satisfying and a good balance for this style. Overall, the experience is viewed as solid to very good by many, with standout dishes and frequent praise for consistency, though performance can feel inconsistent and some presentations could be improved.View restaurant profile

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Buffet Chinois Fu Lam

(545)

Chomedey

Review Summary

Buffet Chinois Fu Lam earns mixed reviews, with diners praising its generous all-you-can-eat format, broad variety of dishes, fresh and well-presented options, and friendly, attentive staff in a convivial, family-friendly setting. The upside includes notable selections from the wok, seafood, soups, desserts, and vegetarian options, consistent refills, and good value for many, plus a lively live cooking station and a large, clean space. On the downside, several guests complain about price-value mismatches, occasional quality swings, items missing from the buffet, dishes served cold or not as flavorful, and long waits for takeout or delivery, especially on weekends; some report overcrowding or inconsistent service and even a few less favorable experiences. Overall, Buffet Chinois Fu Lam seems like a dependable, budget-friendly buffet that suits families and casual meals, but experiences vary and it may not meet expectations for those seeking premium quality or perfect consistency.View restaurant profile

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Phoenix Oriental

Opens Today at 3:30 pm

(72)

RDP-Pointe-aux-Trembles

Szechuan Chinese Sushi

Review Summary

Phoenix Oriental is described by diners as a solid, affordable Asian option with generous portions and a friendly, family-run vibe. Reviewers praise a wide menu that includes Singapore noodles, wontons, spring rolls, chicken dishes, soup, and wok specialties, with several items noted as freshly made and tasty. Takeout and delivery through apps are common, with prompt service and reliable accuracy, though one beef and veggie plate was reported as rubbery and inedible. Service is frequently praised as excellent and courteous, and the owner is often described as friendly. The atmosphere is calm and the decor is not modern, which does not bother most patrons. While some find prices steep for the value, portions are plentiful. Overall, Phoenix Oriental receives strong recommendations for variety, flavor, and dependable dine-in and takeout experiences.View restaurant profile

Mon Nan

(382)

Chinatown

Mentioned in: A Culinary Journey: The Most Popular Asian Dishes in Montreal

Review Summary

Reviews describe Mon Nan as a go to spot for hearty, traditional Chinese fare with large portions and generally friendly service. Dishes such as General Tao chicken, Shanghai noodles, salt and pepper shrimp, ginger lobster, and roasted duck are repeatedly praised for flavor and value, with many noting the option to share multiple dishes and take leftovers home. The atmosphere is often described as welcoming and lively, good for family meals and celebrations, and the menu is viewed as broad enough to satisfy varied tastes. A few visits mention inconsistent service, with moments that feel hurried or impersonal, and some concerns about price versus portion size or timing when dishes arrive at different times. There are occasional remarks about decor updates, cleanliness, and occasional service hiccups, though many reviews highlight friendly staff and quick service. Overall Mon Nan remains a beloved staple for classic Cantonese and Chinese comfort food in Chinatown, with strong favorites that keep regulars returning, while experiences can vary by visit.View restaurant profile

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Chez Chili

(804)

Downtown, Chinatown

Mentioned in: Hidden Gem Restaurants to Uncover Another Side of Montreal

Review Summary

Chez Chili is widely praised for authentic Sichuan flavors, bold spice, and generous portions that offer good value, with standout dishes like General Tao, salt and pepper shrimp, eggplant with pork, mapo tofu, and Hunan specialties frequently highlighted; multiple comments call it the best Chinese in Montreal's Chinatown and a reliable go-to for spicy, well seasoned dishes, including tofu options and vegetable dishes; the atmosphere is described as cozy and basement-like, sometimes noisy, with fast service that can feel rushed during peak times; several reviews commend friendly, attentive staff and quick turnover, while a few report inconsistent service, attitude around tips, or slower moments, and some hygienic concerns such as not seeing hands washed or occasional cleanliness issues; takeout can be problematic at times with missing or late orders, and there are occasional complaints about spice levels not matching expectations or dishes arriving not as spicy as advertised; overall the food is delicious, authentic, and worth a visit, with many plans to return despite some caveats.View restaurant profile

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Tian Fu

(228)

Brossard

Review Summary

Tian Fu delivers consistently great tasting dishes with bold Sichuan heat and plenty of spicy options, making it a go-to for fans of authentic Chinese flavors. Reviews highlight authentic Sichuan staples alongside adventurous dishes, with favorites like sizzling beef with onions and mapo tofu mentioned, along with other items that reward bold palates. The atmosphere is lively and often crowded, with a casual open space that can be loud at peak times. Service feels efficient but can vary by day, and some guests note occasional delays. No alcohol is served, but bring your own is allowed, adding to the casual, family-friendly vibe. Value is frequently praised for quality, though a few mention it being a bit pricey. Overall, Tian Fu is seen as authentic and reliable, with many diners returning for the strong flavors and consistent quality.View restaurant profile

Mika Sushi Bar

Opens Today at 3 pm

(120)

Candiac, La Prairie

Asian Thai Szechuan Sushi

Review Summary

Mika Sushi Bar draws strong praise for fresh, high quality fish and flavorful sushi, with many reviewers calling it among the best sushi spots on the south shore and highlighting dishes like salmon avocado, unagi, classic combos, and the lobster pizza. Takeout is appreciated, and the dining area is described as pleasant with a recent remodel and clean facilities; service is noted as fast and attentive when the staff is on, contributing to several very positive experiences. Yet some critics find the menu relies too much on chef selections and call some rolls ordinary, and a few mention inconsistency in service or longer than expected wait times for orders, as well as a frustration with early closing hours that make it hard to know when it is open. The overall impression is that the restaurant offers excellent quality and value, with a standout focus on freshness and bold flavors, though experiences can vary by visit.View restaurant profile

Jardin Du Cerf (Deer Garden)

Opens Today at 3 pm

(68)

Quartier des Spectacles, Downtown

Asian Chinese Szechuan

Review Summary

Jardin Du Cerf is widely praised as an excellent and dependable option in the Chinatown scene, with won ton soup often described as the best in town and Singapore noodles and vermicelli dishes celebrated for their flavor. Dishes like chicken with ginger and chicken fried rice are highlighted for generous portions and satisfying taste, while fast, attentive service and a warm, convivial vibe accompany both dine-in and takeout experiences. The call-and-collect option operates efficiently, and the BYOB policy adds value for diners. A cash-only payment policy is commonly noted, though an on-site ATM helps manage withdrawals. The restaurant has been a fixture for decades, with repeated recommendations to return and to bring friends, underscoring consistent quality and affordability. Overall, the reviews converge on a reliable, family-friendly staple that delivers solid flavors, quick service, and good value, whether visiting for lunch or grabbing a quick takeout order.View restaurant profile

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Buffet Chinois Fu Lam

(98)

Anjou-St-Léonard, Montreal-East

Review Summary

Many diners describe Buffet Chinois Fu Lam as a fast, reliable option for takeout with quick pickup, friendly and courteous service, generous portions, and reasonable prices. The place operates as a counter rather than a buffet, and photos can be misleading, with orders arriving hot and tasting consistent over time. Beef with broccoli is praised for tenderness and seasoning, while some items such as wontons, egg rolls, and certain fried dishes can be greasy, with thick wrappers or overcooked pasta in some combos. A recurring quibble is that chow mein is often swapped for chop suey when ordered, a quirky but persistent issue. Overall, the experience is described as delicious and dependable, with fast service and attentive staff that encourage return for familiar American Chinese flavors.View restaurant profile

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Dara D'Asie

(49)

Drummondville

Cambodian Thai Szechuan

Review Summary

Dara D'Asie receives praise for its soups, especially the crab soup, and for a range of dishes that are flavorful and well prepared, with portions described as adequate and service that is generally quick and friendly. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, making it feel like a reliable and affordable option, with many calling the cuisine excellent and the food comforting, though a few note that it can be a bit pricey. One review mentions an initially disappointing greeting by a particular staff member, but the experience improved with the replacement. Overall the restaurant is regarded as a favorite by many, consistently delivering delicious food and nice service.View restaurant profile

Wok Cafe

Open until 1 am

(479)

Downtown, Shaughnessy Village

Asian Fusion Chinese Szechuan Thai Vietnamese

Review Summary

Reviews of Wok Cafe highlight strong value with generous portions and quick, friendly service, and many diners consider it among the best Chinese or Asian spots in downtown Montreal. The menu is praised for variety and affordability, with popular dishes like fried rice, General Tao, and other combos, plus numerous vegetarian options. The atmosphere is described as cozy and clean with an open kitchen and attentive staff, making it a reliable pick for gatherings and takeout alike. Several commenters note consistent quality, fresh flavors, and large portions that satisfy at a low price. A few concerns appear, including a perception that quality has declined slightly over time and an incident where a staff member was rude; there are also cautions about vegetarian labeling and possible non-vegetarian ingredients in some dishes. Overall, Wok Cafe is viewed as a dependable, budget-friendly destination for authentic Chinese and Asian cuisine in the area, with many customers returning for quick service, generous portions, and friendly hospitality.View restaurant profile

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Le Piment Szechuan

Opens Today at 4:30 pm

(88)

McMasterville

Szechuan Asian

Review Summary

Le Piment Szechuan offers a mix of solid flavors and varying experiences across reviews. The atmosphere is described as calm, clean, and welcoming, with several noting a quiet, almost hidden gem vibe that makes it good for couples. Service is generally pleasant and efficient, though at times staff seem unsure about the menu. Dishes such as poulet aux arachides, boeuf a l orange, and general tao are praised for consistency and generous portions, while some meals have issues like rice not being included, extra charges for sides, or sides that feel missing. Other reports mention dry noodles, weaker sauces, or proteins that are not as tender as expected, including an under-spiced canard crouissant. Overall, Le Piment Szechuan delivers tasty, well-executed options in a tranquil setting, but there are inconsistencies in portions, pricing inclusions, and seasoning depending on the dish.View restaurant profile

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Petit Poisson Bistro

Chinese bistro

Opens Today at 3 pm

(10)

Downtown

Chinese Dumplings Szechuan Asian Bistro

Review Summary

Reviews of Petit Poisson Bistro describe great food and a nice atmosphere, with readers saying they would be back the next time they fly to Montreal and expressing affection for the place. The menu highlights include Kung Pao chicken and pork ribs, with the ribs noted as a favorite and the sauce soaking rice cakes at the bottom making the dish taste exceptional. Even when visiting on a Thursday when the restaurant was pretty quiet, the ambiance was described as pleasant, contributing to an overall positive impression.View restaurant profile

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Keung Kee

(438)

Chinatown, Downtown

Opens Tomorrow at 3:30 pm

Review Summary

Keung Kee is a long standing Chinatown Montreal restaurant known for authentic Cantonese cooking, delivering flavorful dishes at very good value with generous portions and fast, hot service. Diners praise a wide menu featuring beef chow fun, razor clams, seafood fried rice, roast duck, General Tao, lobster and crab preparations, congee and a variety of soups, with many noting the food is fresh and well seasoned. The atmosphere is casual and busy, unpretentious and sometimes noisy, with service described as efficient and friendly by some and abrupt or tipping dependent by others. Standout items frequently mentioned include mushroom rolls, chow mein, scallops, beef hotpot and orange beef, while many return for favored staples and the reliable daily soups. While the majority consider the price to quality ratio excellent and the dining experience solid, a minority report inconsistent service or decor, and a few caution about tips or the way staff handle requests.View restaurant profile

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Fay Wong

(136)

Côte-Saint-Luc

Review Summary

Overall, Fay Wong emerges from the reviews as a long standing favorite for many, offering consistently delicious and generously portioned dishes such as Cantonese Chow Mein, Beef Canadian Broccoli, Shrimp Lobster Sauce, Wonton Soup, General Tao, and Honey glazed or Salt Pepper Chicken Wings, with friendly staff and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Some experiences describe delivery and pickup mixups, occasional rude service, and food arriving cold or with uneven quality, while others commend fast takeout, reliable lunch service, and a lively, comfortable dining vibe. A number of reviews note rising prices and smaller portions in recent years, yet Fay Wong remains a staple for comfort Chinese food that keeps many regulars coming back.View restaurant profile

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Restaurant Kawami

Opens Today at 12:30 pm

(55)

Brossard

Szechuan Asian Grill

Review Summary

Restaurant Kawami is described as offering authentic Chinese cuisine with a bring your own wine option and is praised for accommodating large reservations and presenting food well. The staff are friendly and attentive, with service described as exemplary. Dishes highlighted include giant oysters, pepper salted calamari, and succulent clams, all noted as fresh and flavorful. Not all dishes are spicy, and vegetarian options are available and can be customized when possible. Overall, reviews frame it as a reliable and appealing spot for authentic dining with a welcoming atmosphere and a BYO wine setup, inviting return visits.View restaurant profile

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Buffet Chinois Mandarin

(138)

LaSalle

Chinese Szechuan Asian International Sushi Dumplings

Review Summary

Buffet Chinois Mandarin draws mixed reviews with some praising cleanliness, a cozy vibe, and freshly prepared dishes in small portions, along with tasty egg rolls and friendly service, while others complain about oily food, a limited buffet selection, and high prices with drinks not included. Takeout orders are described as good and reasonably priced, but several reports mention issues such as rude staff on Saturdays, a lack of variety, and inconsistent quality, including salty or soggy dishes and nostalgia for past meals. Negative experiences also note a dirty bathroom and a rodent sighting, raising concerns about overall hygiene. On balance, diners highlight memorable flavors and service in some visits and disappointment in others, making overall impressions of Buffet Chinois Mandarin highly variable.View restaurant profile

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Mei

May be temporarily closed

(8)

Downtown

Nouilles Star (Star Noodles)

(369)

Downtown, Shaughnessy Village

Asian Chinese Szechuan

Review Summary

Across reviews, Nouilles Star is described as a casual, reliable spot serving Chinese comfort food with generously large portions and affordable prices, where the noodles are the main attraction and service is fast and friendly, making it a go to for hungry diners, late nights, and casual meals; the menu gets praise for variety and flavor with standout items like General Tao chicken, Pad Thai, tom yum, fried rice, and seafood dishes, and many reviewers say the value is excellent given the portion sizes. However, some readers point to inconsistencies in quality and protein content, occasional delivery or service hiccups, a decor that is plain or dated, and a few notes about cleanliness or odor in rare cases; still, many say the restaurant is a Montreal staple for noodle lovers and that you can expect hearty meals, big portions, and reliable comfort food even as prices rise.View restaurant profile

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Restaurant PM

(98)

Downtown, Shaughnessy Village

Chinese Szechuan Thai Asian

Mentioned in: Montreal's Best Asian Soups off the Beaten Path

Review Summary

Restaurant PM is described as a straightforward, no frills Chinese spot downtown with clean but simple decor and no pretensions of fine dining. Service is consistently fast and attentive, portions are large for a low price, and the place is regarded as a reliable option for a hearty, affordable meal. Diners note a broad range of Eastern Asian dishes and favorites like General Tao chicken, fried rice, eggplant dishes, and other Cantonese staples, all delivered quickly with solid flavor. While the atmosphere is practical and not fancy, it is considered a safe spot for takeout or casual dinners and even small group celebrations. Overall, Restaurant PM is seen as one of the more generous and dependable fast Chinese choices in the area, valued for value, consistency, and speed across visits.View restaurant profile

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La Maison Ho

Opens Today at 3:30 pm

(47)

Lachine

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La Maison Ho is described in reviews as delivering good value with generous portions and dependable flavor, especially for takeout, with fried rice and chow mein often highlighted and a range of classic dishes praised for being tasty and fresh and not overly greasy. Quality and quantity are repeatedly noted, favorites like beef and broccoli appear and Singapore noodles are praised, and while service and consistency are strong, the on site dining ambiance is not ideal and the interior dining area has been closed at times during the pandemic, though takeout remains the go to option for many.View restaurant profile

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Buffet Chinois Ming Wah

Opens Today at 4:30 pm

(699)

Saint-Jérôme

Chinese Szechuan Sushi Canadian

Review Summary

Buffet Chinois Ming Wah is described as a very busy, popular buffet with a vast array of dishes including sushi, salads, fried items, seafood and desserts, and many reviews note that much of the food is fresh and served hot with frequent refills. The restaurant is often praised for cleanliness and a pleasant atmosphere, making it feel welcoming for families and groups. Service is highlighted as efficient and friendly on some visits, while other reviews point to uneven attention and occasional delays during peak times. A common tip is to book ahead because the place fills up quickly on weekends. Pricing is seen as reasonable for the breadth of choices by some diners, but others consider it a bit pricey for a buffet. Some dishes receive criticism for being over breaded or over fried or not as hot as expected, and takeout quality is not always on par with dining in. Most reviewers say they would return and would recommend the restaurant to others, with several calling it among the best Chinese buffets in the area. Overall the place stands out for its variety and consistent attendance, though experiences can vary with crowds.View restaurant profile

Rubis Rouge - Red Ruby Rouge

Opens Today at 10 am

(174)

Chinatown

Chinese Szechuan Breakfast

Review Summary

Rubis Rouge - Red Ruby Rouge serves classic Cantonese dim sum with cart service and generous portions at approachable prices, drawing praise for authentic flavors, variety, and a spacious, family friendly setting, but reviews also flag inconsistency in taste and timing, with some dishes described as fresh and tasty and others as bland or cold, and service ranging from warm and attentive to slow or curt. Language and billing issues appear in a few visits, and a few diners note a lack of clear menu information in English or French or confusion over substitutions. Overall it remains a go to option for affordable dim sum in Montreal's Chinatown, with several mentions of good value and tradition, while others suggest exploring alternatives for more consistent quality.View restaurant profile

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Peking Garden - Jardin de Pekin