Ohhh man these rolls. I crave these crazy rolls like daily. I don't think I've ever had imperial…read morerolls or spring rolls that are this fresh. They are made with market fresh ingredients each day, the spring rolls with avocado and peanut sauce are so healthy filling and buttery and amazing, and the mango and shrimp ones are truly awesome too. The imperial rolls are big and perfectly crispy and not at all soggy or oily as the mama boss lady who runs this tiny stand continues to make them fresh all day. There is a tiny counter and if you're lucky you can have a seat tucked away from the craziness of the market and enjoy her soup made with organic homemade chicken broth and more piles of farm fresh veggies. She's not there every day, mostly weekends I think, but look for her and if you find her know that these rolls are probably your best bet for a super delicious snack in the market.

TL;DR/The Short Version: Asian restaurant that caters to…read moreoffice workers in the area. Only open weekdays. I got the Bento Box and loved the variety. The Long Version: My husband and I came here for a late lunch on a Friday. We had just had a late breakfast on the train ride to Montreal, so my husband wasn't too hungry, but I really wanted to try Atelier Asie and they close at 3pm and aren't open on weekends, and our Montreal visits are mostly only on weekends, so we rarely have the chance to try it. And let's be honest, I can always eat, haha. Anyway, so he just got some appetizers, an order of vegetable spring rolls ($2.99 for 3) and an order of tempura shrimp ($4.99 for 4). I got the General Tao Chicken Bento Box ($13.49) because I love variety. My Bento Box came with General Tao Chicken on a bed of white rice with some cabbage, 2 vegetable spring rolls, 2 chicken dumpling, a salad, a few cubes of fried potatoes and a tiny portion of Japchae. I asked for no sesame seeds and they didn't sprinkle any on the chicken, but the Japchae was premixed with sesame seeds. I noticed this right away, so just gave the Japchae to my husband. The General Tao Chicken was delicious. It was crispy and the meat was lean chicken breast. The sauce was more sweet than tangy and was not spicy, but I still enjoyed it a lot. The rice was good and I liked the accompanying cabbage. The spring rolls were hot and crispy. They were mostly wrapper and the vegetables inside were a bit mushy but they were second fiddle to the chicken anyway, lol. The chicken dumplings were tasty. Lots of ground chicken inside. The fried potato cubes were a bit softer than I expected. I didn't love them, but they were ok. The salad was romaine lettuce and shredded carrots in a soy based dressing. Vegetables were fresh. My husband enjoyed his appetizers. The tempura shrimp were actually more torpedo shrimp. Oh, he also enjoyed the tiny portion of Japchae from my meal since it contained sesame seeds. I like that they have a self-service station with lemon water and tea, both from dispensers. There's seating to dine in with even a second floor, but the second floor was closed during our visit. Food is brought out in takeout containers though. Staff were pleasant. Decor is casual. Overall a great quick service restaurant with solid mainstream Asian food. Street parking only. Review #68 (2025)

The place is great. We enjoyed the food. I had chicken Bibimbap. It's really tasty. I'm love to go…read moreback and try their other food.

Consistently the best place I've been to for the value. Thick pieces of fish and not an bad rice to…read moreinside ratio. They do such good sushi rolls, service is impeccable. Ambience is a bit clichéd for a Japanese restaurant but I'm here for the food, not rhe decor

I popped in just at 3 pm. About to close. However,the waitress told me that I should buy to take…read moreout which I found fair enough. All of a sudden , the person who does the sushi bar hit the table where she was sitting speaking her language- but readily UPSET because she had to prepare food. I wasn't sure to continue with the order... yet,I got it and went out hesitant about to eat or not the Poke she made for me... end of story short! Avocado was overripe and brown sided, full of kind of mayo covering the salmon, tiny pieces of the skin of cucumber!!! I recommend avoiding 3 pm. Never again to this place

This was so good! I am so happy that le Central food court now offers a varied Asian Selection. LPV…read moreserves Filipino food packed with texture and flavor! I had the Fried chicken sandwich with tater tots. Crispy chicken balanced with a spice and punch. Spicy mayo was a great addition. As a Filipina myself - I can easily give this a 5/5 rating as the food tasted like an upscale and modern version of Home.

They have a brunch menu as well! But they allowed me to order from their dinner menu during lunch…read more I ordered the lechon and it was deliciously crispy and had a good amount of fat. It came with the mac salad and a green salad as a side on my plate. I read another review here that said the mac salad was tasteless, but it was pretty on par with the mac salads I've had in Hawaii. The waitress also suggested an "all-purpose sauce" to go with the lechon and I really quite liked it! Preferred it to the default vinegar sauce that my dish came with. My boyfriend ordered one of their brunch dishes: the chicken and waffles. It came with ube butter! And you can actually taste the ube! The pancake itself was banana-based in taste. The chicken was perfectly fried, but my boyfriend said it was a little bit too salty. But I thought it was alright in saltiness. We also got a spam and tamago musubi to share. Glad to see musubi offered! It was freshly made and quite warm to the touch when it got to us. Yum! Overall, loved the decor here and happy with the variety of dishes offered! Have been missing Hawaiian foods since my Hawaii trip a few months back, and having more Filipino food options in Montreal are always welcomed!

Worked overtime and there was no time to cook, so i picked up a couple #, they let me switch the…read moreegg rolls for an extra soup. It was Fresh hot and hit the spot :)

Decent Vietnamese food, it's always too hot in the summer. Owner run, nice person. I liked the Bol…read morede Vermicelles. Trying the Bahn Mì sandwich.

Situated in Quartier Dix30, this little fast food joint is where I like to go for some noodles…read more NooBox is very interesting in the sense that it let you choose and make your own meal. First, You choose your own noodles; rice noodle, egg noodle, rice, soba noodle, etc. Then you get to choose up to 4 different vegetables ( you can add more but it's gonna cost more). Then you get to choose your sauce; sweet and sour, spicy curry, teriyaki, etc. And finally, you get a protein: beef, shrimp, chicken, or tofu. The concept is very interesting; the fun thing about it is that you can make your meal completely vegan. They also tell you which sauce is vegan, which sauce is gluten free. It's like a make it yourself Thai express as the prices are very similar and they also serve you good portions. I have to say though the sauces are mild as in not very tasting. Overall, a great place to try different meal combinations and for tasting different noodles.

Theres very few times Ive left a review…read more Really the only thing i can say is this: these guys destroy thai express. Similar food, but way fresher and way tastier!!! If you like thai express you will LOVE this place

A very small Asian fuzion in downtown ste-rose. You can easily miss it since it's inside a small…read morehouse, probably dated from when Ste-Rose was established. Because it's small, there's very limited seating. Walk in can be accommodate if there's place but there's a lot of reservation. It's also a bring your own wine place so don't expect any alcohol sold on property. We took the imperial rolls with general tao chicken and red curry and coco cream shrimp. Everything was freshly done and piping hot. The imperial rolls were greatly stuffed with veggies and came with a little carrot salad and sweet and sour sauce. It was good! Every plate are served with rice and seasonal vegetable. The chicken on the general tao was very tender and juicy and the homemade sweet sauce was very good. I really liked it. My girlfriend also really liked the shrimp. One thing to remember, they are in the hearth of old Ste-Rose which mean high price. Our meal with tips costed 91$.

First class quality, great service. General Tao was very good, a light breading, great vegetables…read more Seafood cream was also excellent.