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4.6 (9 reviews)

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Mr T Bistro Viet - Inside the chicken spring roll

Mr T Bistro Viet

4.8(16 reviews)
4.7 km•Laval
•$

love it, always reordering. their bubble tea options are amazing, they also serve lactose free…read moremilk, which is amazing. keep up the great work

TL;DR/The Short Version: Popular place selling banh mi and…read moreother Vietnamese food, as well as bubble tea. Banh mi and bubble tea were good. The Long Version: My husband and I stopped here for lunch on our most recent trip to Laval. They have a lunch combo for $12.50 for the banh mi of the day, a spring roll and a drink (bottle of water or a can of soda). You can upgrade your drink to a bubble tea for an additional $5. It was a Friday, so the banh mi of the day was the Traditional, which is essentially mixed cold cuts. We got a combo each. My husband got a bottle of water and I upgraded my drink to a bubble che (more on that later). You get a choice of a chicken spring roll or a vegetarian spring roll. We both chose the former. They bake their bread on-site and the bread is a legit banh mi baguette crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The banh mi was good, but the pork belly was sooooo fatty. I know some people like this, but I do not. I had to pick it out. It comes with different Vietnamese cold cuts including the one that is made of pork belly, pickled carrots, daikon radish and cucumbers as well as pâté, Vietnamese mayo (which is more like an aioli) and cilantro. We asked them to hold the cilantro, but they forgot. Not a big deal for us because it was easy to pick out. Just wastage on their part. Other than the fatty pork belly, I enjoyed the sandwich. The spring roll was hot and crispy and had ground chicken and vegetables in it. We chose sweet and sour dipping sauce, but there's the option for fish sauce as well. The bubble che is like a cross between bubble tea and the Vietnamese dessert che. It was chock-full of toppings which I loved. It had tapioca pearls, coconut jelly, grass jelly, red beans and toasted peanuts and coconut milk. It was really rich with a lot of different textures. I felt the amount of peanuts was excessive for my tastes and the crunchiness was bordering on weird. However, the toasted peanuts added this toasty smell to the drink which I oddly liked. I might request less peanuts next time. Definitely a drink for those already familiar with Vietnamese che or for the adventurous. I can see how it would not be to everyone's taste. Staff were courteous. There was a bit of a wait because they were very busy with orders, including lots of food delivery app orders. Sandwich makers wore gloves, which I appreciated. They also sell vermicelli or rice bowls and noodle soups. They have a small selection of imported Asian snacks, candies, ramen packages and bubble tea ingredients. They have an area to eat-in too. They are located in a small plaza and there is free parking in the plaza parking lot. Review #91 (2025)

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Whatsub?

Whatsub?

4.5(2 reviews)
8.2 km•Laval

First of all, Whassub Yelp?…read more What. A. Name. Secondly, lunch was delightful. This place is easy to miss on a busy Cure-Labelle street but I truly recommend a visit. The establishment is larger than expected with a really nice seating arrangements. It is clean and well laid out with perks like a large flat screen TV and open kitchen. The staff is very polite and friendly and the food was served in abut 20 minutes. I went a chiabatta style panini with charcoal steak and Greek salad. What I really enjoyed is building my sandwich according to my preferences. There's a very impressive selection of ingredients available to add to your sandwich. With your meat being cooked on charcoal, you can really build your dream sandwich. The Greek salad wasn't necessarily authentic with the iceburg salad it was still very fresh and generous. The portion size can easily feed 2 people. The fries were just PERFECT as well. The price-tag is very decent.

i will just copy my review on this place from google…read more Amazing food ... one of the best salad i ever tasted (green salad and tabouleh). The grilled shish tawouk is by far the best in Montreal, tender, juicy and full of flavour. It is not that usual grillades you can get any where in the city, the food is made with great care.It is not that street food junk, it tasted like a great home cook food with a nice touch. The place is run by a family (a man, his wife and his 2 daughters) so it has a really nice cozy feeling. The only downside is that the place has a really small number of tables and is kind of small. If you happened to visit it on a weekend and the place is packed don't expect fast service. While waiting for your grilled chicken/meat you can enjoy their great salad and their out of this world hummus. In my visit we were 6 adults and 6 children and 2 more large groups arrived at the same time so our food was late for a while, but the owner apologized in person and offered complimentary sides which were great by the way. Needless to say this will not be my last visit. N.B. the prices are budget friendly

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La Petite Boulangerie

La Petite Boulangerie

4.8(9 reviews)
0.2 km•Ahuntsic-Cartierville
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Wow! Stumbled across this boulangerie whilst in the area and have to say, I am truly impressed!…read more It is really a hidden gem, if I didn't see people going inside, I would never have known about it. I visited later in the day so most their famous breads and viennoiserie were sold out. The tarts however looked exquisite so I took some to try. Let me tell you, their chocolate tart is out of this world! It is everything I would want in a tart - a harder exterior shell which tastes almost like shortbread and a soft chocolate filling which isn't at all gooey. They also make the perfect Paris Brest which is difficult to come by, the praline cream is just perfection. Couldn't take any pictures this time unfortunately, it was hard to resist and the treats were devoured before I could grab my phone. I think that is a good enough reason to return!!

This place is dangerously close to my Pilates studio -- every week I risk undoing all my good work…read morewith one little bite. La Petite Boulangerie is an artisinal bakery with top-of-the-line pastries, breads, cheeses, and a variety of prepared dishes which make me drool on each visit. They are one of the bakeries which participated in le jour du croissant -- meaning their croissants are made the real French way with lots of butter and are fresh every day. I don't think I've ever had anything from here that I haven't loved, but my first love is the brioche toast topped with jam, then marzipan. Off today to get a fresh whole wheat miche so that my Thanksgiving turkey can be stuffed with delicious bready goodness.

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