New place in Laval, would not have noticed it if not referred in a group. Tried beef brisket and…read morelaksa soup. Beef brisket a bit small and noodlez overcooked. Laksa was good, alot of items in the soup.

I popped in for a quick bite right as they were opening. My first challenge was the menu is in…read moreFrench and Chinese neither of which I can read! The good news is there are pictures and the server was very helpful explaining what was in the dishes. This is a small family owned place, very clean and neat. After our conversation, I finally settled on an order of egg rolls and "just bring me whatever your favorite is", which happened to be Dai Braised Beef Noodles. It was very tasty and I asked him to make it spicy, which did not disappoint. I did expect the broth to have a little bit of a deeper richness, however, as I mentioned it was just as they were opening, I'm sure as the evening goes on, it gets better. I was the first person in the restaurant, and as it filled up, I was the only non-Asian person there, which is always a good sign eating at a Chinese restaurant. I would recommend you give them a try.

We were in need of dinner before getting locked inside an escape room. So we found a spot that was…read morenearby that looked interesting. Gon Bui is definitely an Asian fusion restaurant. Taking some traditional dishes but mixing it up with one or two other types of cuisines. The standouts were: + Cauliflower Bang Bang - crisp and flavorful + Won ton soup - a surprise as the soup was more pho-like but the wonton was more fish ball in texture. I liked the flavor of the soup. + Hong Kong Curry - spicy but fun Service was pretty good. Though I wish if you ordered a tea (since you get an individual tea bag), you would get more hot water as you can potentiall resteep the green tea. The place was a mood and probably a good spot to go for a date or just the night out. It was a bit dark in there but I get it. It was a stylistic choice. I think it's a fun spot with some interesting takes on some classic dishes. Definitely a place to try out.

As soon as you walk into the restaurant, the style and the vibe is really interesting. In the…read moremiddle of the restaurant you have good luck cards forming a shape of a tree (at least that's what I think they are, correct me if I'm wrong), which is quite beautiful. There are, I am assuming, fake plants at the top of the ceiling with lanterns hanging down. Which is really nice and it really gives the room a calming atmosphere. The food was pretty good, my boyfriend's family and I had the restaurants fried chicken wings, which was super tasty not overcooked or undercooked. We also had some calamari, which was really good as well. And then when our main dish came out which I had the chow fun, it was super tasty and flavorful. Although the service was a little bit slow, in the fact that there were only two waiters as I saw. The rest of the service was pretty decent. Everyone was super nice. would recommend this restaurant if anyone is in the area of Laval.

Authentic Chinese cuisine option in Laval. Pretty well the only place in Laval or North Shore to…read moreget anything close to dishes you would get in China. No egg rolls here :-)

Qualité médiocre, le riz est très mauvais, je ne le recommande pas et le pourboire est obligatoire.read more

I have been ordering delivery from here for years. The Chinese food is always fresh and flavorful…read more The delivery is always quick and friendly. Keep up the great job

I had the curried chicken with vegetables beef and broccoli chicken fried rice chicken chow mein…read moreeverything was bland and very little meat Egg rolls were OK Service 9 Food 3

The food is still great with one exception. My dumplings appetizer had string in it. I'm working…read moreup the courage to order from them again. They get the order right and deliver quickly but the string really put me off for a long time

Resto Cantonais offrant un bon choix de plat chinois. Ils…read moreont un menu pour le lunch tres sympa avec beacoup de choix. J'ai prit le poulet avec légumes et nouilles. Aussi offert en version boeuf ou porc ou avec riz a la place des nouilles. Un classic savoureux avec un bon mélange de légumes sur un niz d'oiseau croustillant. Service correcte mais sans plus. Jolie resto il peut facilement accueillir un groupe de 8 personnes. Ils ont un total de 40 chaises. Il offrent la livraison aussi. Ils ont

We have been waiting 50 min for the entrée and quality of food was below average. The service was…read morereally bad. Waist of money!

The communication with Kim, the owner, was difficult; we organized a birthday surprise party in a…read moreroom. They changed our room about 45 minutes before. When we got there, the staff was confused, sent us to the wrong rooms and events and our room wasnt ready. While it was our waiter's 1st group, he was respectful and tried his best but service was quite slow. The food was good. We sang some karaoke, they had a good list choice. Cocktails were decent. I wouldn't go back with a group nor for an event.

Really 3.5... I've been here a few times, more recently…read morewith Bestie a couple weeks ago. We showed up without a reservation on a Friday night, and were seated right away even though it was pretty busy. Very nice decor and good atmosphere! Bestie had (I think) sweet and sour chicken that is supposed to be kind of like General Tao chicken, and didn't like it very much. The chicken is not crispy. I had the mongolian beef which was delicious - very well marinated and seasoned! 10/10 for taste. Side rice was fine as well. We had dumplings as an appetizer and they were good too, though I've had better. Portions are not very big and very expensive ($30+ for mains) for dishes that are obviously made from frozen ingredients, not fresh. That is a pet peeve of mine... IMO, some things on their menu should be half the price they are charging now. Other than that, good standard PF Chang's with good ambiance!

I used to come here before the pandemic. The seating arrangement change quite a lot. I don't…read moreremember if they used to have the bar they have now. There's way less table with big seats now, mostly stand-alone chair. I did wait about 45 minutes before having a seat. I was in the waitlist and someone asked me after all that time what I was waiting for. When I said to be called for my table, she made a look saying the list was empty but I didn't move for the 45 minutes of where I was told to wait. Another group seemed to have a similar experience. The menu didn't really change, at least nothing I can think of. I took the chicken lettuce roll as a starter. This is always good and it was good. Can be shared no problem. As for my main dish, I took the kung pao chicken. It's a peanut spicy chicken a bit like you would see in a general tao but with way less sauce and too much peanuts. It was ok. In my memory (cause I always took that in all my past experience), it was way more tastier. The chicken was properly cooked but the sauce tasted nearly only the pepper used for the hot and spicy side. There was no sugar or other taste. I'll have to try something else next time. I will give this place another try since I've been here often before. I just think it's time to try another food.

Soooo old fashioned but in a good way . Almost like being in a time warp both in decor and food…read morewhen Chinese meant Cantonese not Szechuan . The two of us had the dinner special ($35.95) leaving with enough for another meal . Soup was OK , fried spinach oily . The PB dumplings were very good with particularly tasty pork filling . The honey garlic spareribs were exactly as I remember from the 70's . Very meaty quality ribs but so retro . Beef with ginger was the same thing being unchanged in decades and again with excellent quality beef . Kon Pao shrimp were good with a bit of heat . Staff were friendly , trying very hard to joke with the patrons . The restaurant was pretty full . Many of the customers I may have met in the 70's when they were well into middle age . Overall a fun trip to the past with good food at good prices in a nice setting . No drink licence.

This is a good place serving authentic Chinese cuisine. It is a go-to place for a lot of Chinese in…read morethe West-Island. But they also serve westernized chinese food too. They offer take-out and can deliver. Not the greatest looking dining room, but the food is good and for me that's all that matters.

Since I was around the area, I popped in to see how the food was…read more First off, I was given great customer service. Some of the dishes were good such as the shrimp in lobster sauce and the sashimi was fresh. The other dishes I tried was mostly fried. I wished there were photos of the sushi or descriptions of what is inside on the menu. I would recommend the takeout menu if you want to do some take away.

New Chinese restaurant recommended by the J-Man but visited on a Hans Solo expedition by myself…read more The place is tucked away in the center of what I predict to be a very busy area in the coming years once the new arena is built adjacent to the Montmorency Metro station. Watch out as this area is going to be like a downtown Laval! Entering the restaurant on a weekday lunch hour it was not very busy and. I had a nice quiet booth to myself. I perused the menu and decided to go with my Chinese comfort food classic Cantonese chow mein. Growing up in a mix ethnic household. CCM was a staple of heading out for dinner when we ate Chinese food. Starting off my meal came with a soup so I had selected their hot n sour soup. Flavour was lacking a little of the hot so I requested sriracha to bring up the flavour. Next was the CCM. The serving was done in typical fashion. Fried noodles with a thick somewhat gluey translucent yet tasty sauce. The dish had a generous serving of vegetables and lots of shrimp. Overall it was a good sized lunch portion and I was satisfied. Pricing on their menu is quite inexpensive and they had a good selection. Yelper friend Jason mentioned he wants to come back for their $14.99 AYCE lunch buffet. My comments to him is "I'm trying to eat less food than more food these days". I'm trying to avoid buffets as I have little self control. Usually I leave eating far too much food! Maybe one day we shall come for this. Time will tell and a review update shall be had if this happens. Until then. I shall look to order takeout sometime as these people know real deal Chinese cooking. I asked the guy working there if they were mainland or HK. He mentioned mainland which is my test to see if they are from the old country or somewhere else. Well done and good inexpensive Chinese!