Best China Restaurants in Montreal (2026) - Reviews & Menus

China Garden - China Restaurants in Montreal

Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu

Review Summary

China Garden is described as having good cuisine and as one of the best Chinese restaurants on the south shore. In the past buffets were not offered, with most diners preferring the à la carte options. Trying it may feel like adopting it. It is missed a lot by patrons who used to go there, as distance makes a return difficult. A pity because there aren’t many good Chinese restaurants left.View restaurant profile

Poincaré Chinatown

Open until 2 am

(228)

Downtown, Chinatown

Market Grill Salads Seafood/Fish

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Review Summary

Poincaré Chinatown comes across as a lively, welcoming bar with a warm, energetic atmosphere and a thoughtful blend of modern and neighborhood-inspired decor that makes the space feel both refined and inviting. The beer program stands out, with a strong sequence of Kölsch on tap and a rotating craft selection that many guests find exciting, although a few pours have been criticized for excessive foam. The terrace is repeatedly described as charming and among the best in the area, a great spot for groups or a relaxed evening, especially when the weather cooperates. The food experience is varied: some fermented and house-made dishes delight with creativity and fermentation focus, while others find portions small for the price and some dishes uneven in balance or not up to expectations for a dine-in meal. Service is generally friendly and efficient on drinks and at the bar, but can be inconsistent at table service, and a few visits note missteps such as allergy concerns or slower attention during busy times. Overall, Poincaré Chinatown offers a compelling destination for drinks and a convivial vibe, with charm added by its Chinatown location, though dining may not consistently meet every guest’s expectations.View restaurant profile

Restaurant Chinatown Kim Fung

Opens Today at 8 am

(285)

Chinatown

Chinese Szechuan Asian

Review Summary

Reviews describe a classic dim sum spot where carts are not available at all hours and weekend brunch tends to be the busiest, with a wait for a table but dishes that are flavorful, filling, and often shareable, and some items can also be ordered from the menu. The atmosphere is described as traditional and nostalgic, with some calling it a hidden gem and others noting a run down or dated look that could use a refresh. Service ranges from attentive, friendly, and generous with extras like complimentary green tea and dessert to experiences that are slow, rushed, or even problematic, including one noted incident of rude treatment. The food generally receives praise for variety, freshness, and authentic flavors, including dim sum staples and select entrees, though a few visits report uneven quality, some items not being as fresh, or concerns about hygiene and cleanliness. Many diners appreciate good value for money and the ability to enjoy a lively cart service, while others encounter language barriers or menu confusion and differing opinions on the overall experience. Overall the reviews converge on appealing flavors and nostalgic charm with caveats about service consistency and cart availability depending on the visit.View restaurant profile

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China Garden

Opens Today at 4 pm

(157)

Maizerets, Limoilou/Vieux-Limoilou

Chinese

Review Summary

Overall, reviews describe China Garden as a top choice for authentic Chinese dishes with flavors described as superb and memorable, generous portions and a sense of value despite higher prices, and many call it among the best in Quebec. The ambiance is lively and offers a feeling of being in China, with service that is generally praised as attentive and friendly, including a notably warm sous chef. Yet long waits are a common theme, especially for phone orders or takeout, and hours of operation have been challenging, sometimes leaving only takeout available. The restaurant attracts a diverse and bustling clientele, and the kitchen remains cited for consistently tasty, rich dishes that bring back childhood memories for some. Takeout is repeatedly highlighted as strong, while on site dining can be limited by wait times. In short, the food quality and portion sizes impress, the experience is memorable, and the place is repeatedly trusted for reliable Chinese fare, even as service and access to dining vary with the day or situation.View restaurant profile