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

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Fung Shing

Open until 9 pm

(187)

Chinatown

Chinese

Review Summary

Fung Shing comes across as a Montreal Chinese restaurant with a long history and a warm, casual, family-run vibe that guests repeatedly praise for its welcoming service. Reviewers highlight generous portions, reasonable prices, and reliable flavors across a wide range of dishes, with wonton soup and other staples frequently called out as comforting favorites. The atmosphere is described as lively and unpretentious, a reliable spot for groups and families where conversations with staff feel friendly and familiar. The service is noted as attentive and efficient, helping meals arrive hot and on time and making guests feel well cared for from seating to cleanup. While the decor is simple and not fancy, the focus stays on the food and the experience, and reservations are advised for larger parties. Overall Fung Shing is viewed as a dependable, authentic Chinese dining option in Montreal and a staple in the Chinatown dining scene.View restaurant profile

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Maison Kam Fung

Open until 9 pm

(423)

Brossard

Chinese Szechuan

Review Summary

Maison Kam Fung draws crowds with authentic Hong Kong style dim sum and a wide range of dishes, offering generous portions and good value that make it a go-to spot for family lunches and group dining. Carts circulate and food can also be ordered directly from staff, which helps some guests get hot dishes quickly, though during peak hours service can feel rushed and some staff appear hurried or not very polite. The ambiance is lively and bustling, with a large dining room and a rotating cart system that adds to the experience, while language barriers and occasional mixed service leave some guests feeling overlooked. Dishes praised include fresh steamed fish, braised eggplant with pork and shrimp, a variety of dumplings, fried lobster, soups, and Cantonese classics with several reviews calling the portions generous and ideal for sharing. The restaurant is described as family friendly and a solid value, though a few reports note longer waits during peak times and occasional inconsistency in the pacing of service or attentiveness, especially during lunch or weekends. Overall, it remains a popular and dependable spot for authentic dim sum and Cantonese cooking in the area, celebrated for its breadth and flavor even as guests hope for smoother, more consistent service.View restaurant profile

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Restaurant Chinatown Kim Fung

Open until 10 pm

(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