We had a good time. They had a delicious flavored chicken. Ramen and bibimbap was suitable to our taste for its price. Service is fine but what was exemplary is the serving time, it was quick but probably since there were only few of us dining. They have a high chair. Accepts credit/debit. There is no parking fee space readily available, only a few road spots which is easily filled in since it is a row of restaurants of different cuisines. Bathroom is smells and looks clean, it is jusy not as aesthetic due to the age of the apartment bldg. vibes is chill due to the korean musicvid playing at the tvs. read more

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The food is really good with great portions. The kimchi is good, the bibimbap too and the japchae too.

Wonderful food at very decent prices. Service is always very friendly and they are open until late. Highly recommend read more

Ambiance is so-so, but food was good and reasonably priced. Among the good Korean food in Montreal.

I'm very very new to Korean food. I don't know how to tell if it's authentic and my palate is definitely not advanced enough to appreciate the food. So take that into consideration. I had a really late dinner with my friends here after work. The restaurant doesn't have a distinguishing store front and it's very simple inside. In the beginning there was only two other groups with us but they got really busy as the night went on. Service is pretty fast, they don't bother you and refill your water without interrupting your conversation. I ordered the corn appetizer and the ramen. Both meals were good, not something I absolutely loved but it was still very good and I'd go again. read more

Les Saisons de Corée - Korean Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

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Tried this place while visiting , ordered seafood pancake and marinated short ribs to go. The seafood pancakes wasn't too bad, had good pieces of seafood inside but too thick and doughy , not crispy enough. The marinated short ribs were a joke, not marinated at all, rubbery and overcooked and tasted terrible , would not recommend this place as it's far from authentic read more

I was sadly disappointed by the bipimbap; the beef and warm lettuce tasted weird with the rest of the dish. Also the music is way too loud to hear anything let alone have a conversation. However, I love the Ramen at this place; classic, perfect level of spice, perfectly done egg and delicious noodles. Service is also very friendly, and prices are very reasonable. TLDR: order ramen for takeaway next time you visit. read more

I had the yuk hae, which was way too large a dish. It tasted OK but everything was cut too chunky. I had the short ribs next and it was terrible. The meat was cut too thinly with no marinade, and somehow even the onions were boring. The meat was not cooked well and tasted more boiled than grilled. Very disappointing. read more

We really enjoyed this small hole in the wall Korean restaurant. The other korean restaurant Down the street always have a line out the door. We appreciate this place that we never have to wait and the food is excellent. read more

Another restaurant located a few minutes walk from Concordia university, it offers a huge amount of homemade korean foods. That been said, only a few is worth trying. I tried the boneless fried chicken. It came with both regular seasoning and spicy. I'm happy to say it was delicious enough to make me feel like a hungry little kid yelling and crying to my mom wanting to get KFC. However, the presentation and the taste felt like an unsuccessful version of Mon Ami's fried chicken. I also ordered a beef bibimbap. Unfortunatly, it tasted like the meat from a bigmac. My friend ordered the fried dumpling which I wasn't suprised that it was super overfried. With the large screen on the wall playing non-stop kpop music, it make the restaurant felt like a pirated version of the famous oscar winning Ganadara. In terms of service, it was quick and efficient even though the table next to me was never cleaned from beginning to the end. Overall, if you want to came here, there are better options few minutes away. read more

Les Saisons de Corée - Korean Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

Nice place to chill and drink with friends. They had promotion of the soju (from $19 to $15) and the makgeolli (from $19.99 to $9.99) when I went there. They gave us rice bowl (see picture) for the makgeolli and it gave us a korean feels haha! My friends and I ordered the cheese tteokbokki to share but it was too overcooked so it felt like we were only eating cheese. I ordered the jjajangmyeon and the portion was too much for me to finish. My friends ordered the seafood pancake and the bibimbap. If you order the seafood pancake you get sick of it after two pieces to be honest. Other than that it was very good! read more

Les Saisons de Corée - peach makgeolli and grapefruit soju - Korean Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

I just wanna say one thing. If a Korean restaurant can't even cook their fried chicken, they should shut it down. This place literally give u raw friend chicken that taste like blood. I swear this is the last time I will ever eat here. read more

Les Saisons de Corée - a basket of food on a table - Korean Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

I'm a huge fan of Korean food, and have try a lot of Korean restaurants in Montreal. I have to said this place is legit. + First of all, it was highly recommended by my Korean friend. She claim that the food is tasted like real Korean food. Plus, there are a lot of Korean families (older generation) come in, during the night. So the food much be legit. + Second, their stew is off the chart. It is flavourful ( Kim chi Stew, Bulgogi, or even Ramen,etc). It have a strong powerful sense of Kim Chi but some how not too overwhelming. However, If you aren't used to strong taste of Kim Chi. Avoid the Kim Chi stew and try something else. + Another pros for this restaurant is the late hours. You can stay till 1 am. It also serve alcohol ( Soju and Korean Rice Wine). Try their " Fish egg bibimbap" ( I don't remember much the name), it have a special taste for it, fish eggs and strong taste of dried squid. It kinda pricy ( 12$ for a small bowl), but full with fish eggs. The eggs will pop in your mouth when you chew. - HOWEVER, their fried chicken and tteokbokki (rice cake) aren't good. The sauce is lake of flavour and kinda watery. The rice cake is too soft cuz over cook. Fried chicken is also normal, nothing special. You can compare it with KFC. There are many Korean restaurants in Montreal now, and this place is a unique for their Stew, Hot Pot and Ramen. If you love other stuffs ( aka Fried chicken, tteokbokki, Bibimbap), should go for other spot. Beware of Friday night, the restaurant could be packed. read more

Les Saisons de Corée - Pork Bones soup. - Korean Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

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Very disappoint Korean restaurant. To start off, their service was bad, not a single smile throughout our meal. When she came by our table to give us utensils and dishes, she just left after placing a pile of bowls and plates on the table and didn't help us give each person their respective bowl/plate/utensils. This was very surprising. Their pork bone soup was flavourless and hard to chew. It was not cooked properly. Their rice cake with cheese was super soggy. This place is so bad that I will never return to this place. read more

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It's very simple and clean Korean restaurant that I have been there four times. I was satisfied by eating the spicy cheese chicken that is tender、juicy and flavourful. This is the best appetizer I tried. After I tasted this food, I find how delicious the Korean food is！I got the same thing form other Korean restaurant, but there are totally different. I also tried the pork hotpot that is yummy！The bibimbap is great as well, but it's quite small. The seafood stew is average. Hovever, I was disspointed by the fried chicken that is tough、tasteless and gross！I don't really recommend the seafood pancake, cos there are few seafood inside. Although it's fairly small place, there are lots of food to choose！I will go there to try others, cos I think it's a potential place to try different style Korean food！ read more

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ATMOSPHERE: It's a small and simple restaurant. As usual, there's a TV in the corner that displays K-Pop. FOOD: The food was ok. We had the kimchi pancake (very oily), the Dak Gal Bi (very delicious and spicy) and the beef and glass noodle soup (portion was tiny but tasty) with rice. Overall, the food wasn't the best Korean food I've ever had but it was still good. The only REALLY good thing was the Dak Gal Bi: it was packed full of flavor and the chicken was very tender. PRICE: Prices are a bit more expensive here especially when you're comparing it to other Korean restaurants. The individual portions are too small in my opinion but the shared dishes aren't that bad. I wouldn't make this my go-to spot. SERVICE: Service was good. The waitress was quite friendly and attentive. read more

A good place to eat korean food near Concordia University. We had deep fried chicken with sweet sauce on top. The chicken was juicy and tender. It doesn't come with rice. We also had the rice cakes. Soft and spicy. I just love rice cakes. They have 2 big screen TVs. Mostly Korean mvs. I've been there few times already and will come back again. read more

Les Saisons de Corée - Spicy rice cakes - Korean Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

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SEAFOOD PANCAKE IS AMAZING. Not too many people here on a Monday night. Service is quick and friendly! Tak galbi is also delicious! Very spicy though. I think I just ordered the wrong food last time. read more

Les Saisons de Corée - Korean Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

Great all you can eat BBQ! Also open til 3am Friday and Saturday! Great for late night dining:) read more

We went to this new restaurant 2 times and i can tell that owner are really cooking korean style food. Almost taste like if u are in korea. Little to much salty for me but not expansive and great choices read more

Les Saisons de Corée - Side dish - Korean Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

We were a group of 5 people. We shared several dishes. The seafood pancake tasted OK but it was burnt black and not looking good. The fried chicken is amazing.The egg roll is lovely. The octopus ball is just so-so. The stone bowl rice was delicious. Tried the cold noodle, it was dry without soup but interesting. The music was too loud for a dinner. The service was good. The price was OK. 23 each person, tips and tax included. They even have 5 dollars main dish. Ramin noodle it is. Over all, I will come back. read more

Nice little restaurant. The portion are not large but the food is really good. The lunch prices are especially worth it! I like going there in between study sessions to charge up read more

Pretty good Korean restaurant. Some dishes are overpriced but I would recommend the jeyuk bokkum (and the lunch menu dishes, which are all at a good price). The owner is also very friendly! Dakkalbi is pricy and not completely authentic but it's the best one I have tried in Montreal. Would definitely recommend this place ! read more

They do not have all-you-can-eat bbq as stated on their online menu. They should remove this kind of false advertising.

"This is one of the better experiences in Indonesian food I've had in years!" is how this review should have started, if Gabo Gabo one block over was ACTUALLY OPEN DESPITE THEIR ONLINE RESERVATIONS SYSTEM NOT MENTIONING THEY WERE CLOSED FOR PATRIOT'S DAY/VICTORIA DAY. Thanks, Gabo Gabo. I'll be That Guy here. I'm from northern New Jersey. I have been in and out of the heavily-Korean parts of Jersey and K-town in NYC plenty of times. I've had my share of Korean food. I am not afraid of big, bright red spicy bowls. I know my way around the menus. This, to me, is not new stuff that they serve at Les Saisons. But what they do serve is good stuff. My wife went for bulgogi ramen, I went for whatever dish it was that had the three red leaves, the spiciest thing on the menu that wasn't meant to be shared. It was a seafood broth noodle soup, Chinese-Korean style, with lots of thin sliced pork belly, mussels (not in the shells), tiny shrimp, thinly sliced pounded mochi-style rice cake slices, scallions, cabbage, and tons of other veggies. Not gonna lie. This was GOOD STUFF. The lady waiting the tables asked me if I was OK with spicy food, and I told her to bring it on. Seriously, I am not afraid of spicy. To me, it was around 3 or 4, tops, on a scale of 1-10, 1 being a modest spicy tingle and 10 being phaal curry from Brick Lane. The one reason this is a four-star joint is two minor things combined: -The tea pot was far too small for two people -The banchan (a bunch of small bites of different Korean vegetables and stuff in different styles) was only three small dishes, compared to anywhere between 6-10 or even more that have been served at other Korean restaurants I've been to Other than that, no complaints. The ramen in my wife's ramen was clearly freeze-dried, but oh well, can't win 'em all. My noodles were at least decently fresh. The broths were very definitely homemade, mine from seafood and my wife's from beef bones. Plus the bulgogi flavors seeped into her broth over time to give it a nice sweet-soy flavor under current. There were a few interesting soju cocktails and other things but we weren't drinking, and to my jaded mind, seemed very reasonably priced. I could see this being an awesome place to kick back after midterms or finals if you're a Concordia student, or just looking for interesting tasty food. read more

I love this little restaurant so much! Their individual potions may not be huge, so if you're in a large group definitely get the plates to share. I love their seollongtang (beef bone soup) and their kimchi jjigae. Their seafood pancake is also very good! (But not their tonkatsu- avoid that one). They often have a variety of Korean alcohols to try and Kpop is always playing in the back. This is a family-run restaurant and you can taste the home cooked essence in the dishes. I hope they will stay open for a long long time!! read more

I love this place's two portion stews and stir-fried chicken! Their food taste like a real korean food that I ate when I went to Korea. (Most of korean restaurants of motreal is a fusion food) Some dishes can be pricey, but personally I dont really blame on prices, because there must be a reason. The lunch menus are only 10$! Sadly, I think they are closed for weekend lunch time. They also have many sales on soju and the rice wine. I dont remember the exact price, but it was less than 16$? I guess. read more

The best stir-fried chicken (dak galbi) I had in montreal. The stir-fried rice we got after was also on point. Such a satisfying experience. I would come here again and would gladly recommend this place to my friends. The lady who served us (me and my friend) was so lovely and really helped brighten the atmosphere of the place. I really enjoyed everything about the place. If you visit, make sure to try their stir-fried chicken. Decent price for the portion and especially for its exceptional taste. read more

Les Saisons de Corée - Stir fried chicken () - Korean Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

The quality of the food might be worth more than 1 star, but here's what happened: the server WRONGLY wrote down the order and added 1 extra meal to our table. They agreed that we could cancel the extra order. However, at the counter, they subtly slid in an extra 2$ in each of our receit (we were 8 and the meal was worth around 13$). Not that I miss my 2$, but this shows a REMARQUABLE LACK OF INTEGRITY. Instead of penalizing the customers, the restaurant should assume its own mistake. Beside, it definitively isnt more worth the price than gana or samcha. Definitively not putting my feet in there again. read more

Dislike this Korean restaurant,the food portion is too small for an adult.I won't recommend to anyone .

I really like this restaurant for their very authentic korean food. I ordered the cold noodles while my friend got the black bean noodles and we were both pleased with our dishes and impressed by its huge portion size. We also got a spicy chicken topped with cheese to share and that was by far our favourite, the chicken was super soft and juicy and the cheese just perfectly melted, making strings as you took a piece of chicken. read more

This is my new favorite korean place to eat in downtown!! The food is very good,the service is excellent and the waitress is pretty cute ;) Must come back with more friends to eat there hehe (: read more

The food is so tasty and authentic. I loved the pork belly stir-fry on a sizzling pan and the fried chicken in sweet and sour sauce. Would definitely come back again. read more

The service is ok. But the portion is too small. In another words, it's very expensive. And it is too slow....we waited for more than 30 minutes! read more

One of the best Korean restaurant in Montreal. Prices are in reasonable range and the service is great. We tried dak gal bi (spicy stir-fried chicken), ddook bae gi bul go gi (Bul go gi hot pot), as well as gook mool dduk bok gi (dduk bok gi soup). All foods reminded me the time when I was in Korea; they are authentic and very delicious. Recommend for those who love spiciness =). read more

The waitresses were nice and the food was delicious. They told me to tip 15% and told me that it was mandatory lol I was going to anyway but it was weird they wanted exact 15% so I had to break my $100 to tip accurately. read more

We were hungry and excited coming here after reading all the good reviews. The restaurant was surprisingly small when we got here, but that's okay. Things, though, really started going south when we started to order. We ordered the galbi for $23.99, the udon with veggies, and the $12.99 which was described as can be spicy or mild. When we asked for spicy, we were told it does not come spicy. When we pointed to the "spicy" description, the waitress says she'll go ask about it. She came back and said it will be available spicy for $2 more. That was not in the description. The food came out, including the galbi. The galbi was bland and came out accompanied by nothing. We had to order rice separately. The udon was accompanied by kimchi and super sweet radish sides. The udon was a little undercooked but was a less disappointing order than the other items. If you are in the mood for Korean food, I'd recommend you go elsewhere. read more

worst service and the cook inside does not know how to cook properly, the soup was cold inside and meat was half raw. it was pork too!! never return to this place again. horrible experience at a Korean Resto. read more