Excellent , excellent, excellent ! If you haven't gone down to the bottom floor it is such a vibe…read more Waiters were super attractive and kind. Food was great and drink were even better.

Perfect place to get a cocktail for a romantic date. We sat at the bar (didn't make a reservation…read morefor a table) and honestly glad we did! The bartender was so nice and chatted for a while. I can't remember the name of my favorite drink but it was the one in the Buddha bottle which is so fun! I also tried the pandan sour which I think is a popular choice and a yummy one too. My fiancé got the margarita which I can't remember what it was called and a Moscow mule, a classic.

Pooh and I came here for our last night in Montreal…read more The ambience is low key, quiet, zen with music playing softly in the background. Our server was cool and helpful. I started off with the Imperial Rolls and for my main I ordered the Singapore Noodles with chicken. Pooh ordered the Yaki Udon with filet mignon. We also had a bottle of rosé. The imperial rolls (2) were hot, crispy and not greasy. The sauce was thick and had a nice tang and not too sweet. The Singapore Noodles were hot, the vegetables were crispy and the curry was present without being overwhelming; the bean sprouts were warm and still had a good snap to them. A great dish; very tasty and filling. Pooh's portion was generous, filled with vegetables and enveloped with a tasty beef sauce. The table that we were sat at is low. I'm 6'2" so I cannot bend my legs at 90 degrees without hitting the table. If you have long legs request a higher table. We will return

A beautiful place to dine. A welcoming and friendly staff from the moment we walked in till the…read moremoment we left. The food was excellent and creative. We are vegetarian, and the options were all tempting. They offer a veggie menu. We ended up with the veggie dumplings (extra yum!) and their Singapore Noodles that were fresh and tasty.

Do not eat here. The food was inedible. Absolutely horrible. The meat tasted 2 days old and was…read moresuper dry. Fried rice was stale and had hard pieces that cracked my wife's teeth. Waste of money. Cost us $60 and we ended up throwing everything in the garbage.

I come back here so many times just for the roasted and bbq meats which I super recommend. They…read morehave so many choices: chicken soya, bbq duck, bbq pork, sausages, intestine. The meat is tender and juicy. But you should try it when the store just open. Because at the end of the day, the meat gonna be hard and chewy. The "Pho" here is acceptable, not authentic but it's good.

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.

Still dreaming of the sushi we had here on a snowy night last winter! Small space so make a…read morereservation

Genuinely the worst sushi I've ever had but it was a vibe and me and bae had a great time regardlessread more

Every time I'm in Montreal, I make it a point to try some of the local Thai restaurants, because…read morethe peanut sauce is better than ANY I've tried in the U.S. Try the General Tso's chicken (enough for 2) and the pork dumplings with peanut sauce (AMAZING - like spicy, creamy peanut butter). If you're still hungry, I'd suggest the fried bananas. They come with chocolate sauce and honey on the side for dipping. Amazing. Only con is that the prices are higher than what I'd get in New York for a similar meal.

Incredible, modern pan-Asian-with-heavy-emphasis-on-Thai fare in Old Montreal and steps from my…read morehotel of choice the SpringHill Suites. They have great Table d'Hote/prix fixe lunch specials at CAD$14-19 with soup, appetizer, seafood entree, meat entree, dessert and coffee/tea . Lemongrass and seafood soup you wouldn't believe could be this good. The service we received was stellar - attentive, responsive but not overbearing. I also love the layout of the space. The restaurant is long and a 1/3 of it is elevated. It's probably where the big spenders get seated.

My mom and I were out to do some shopping and popped in this place for a quick lunch as it was only…read more5 minutes away and one of the few open restos during lunch hours. They quickly explained the menu and took our order. We were, then, served some yummy green tea. It's a very nice atmosphere, they have acoustic pop music playing and the place isn't too over the top. It's perfect for a lunch or dinner date! Our food arrived promptly and it was delicious! The miso soup was nice however I really liked the green salad. I don't usually like dressings but I really liked this ginger vinaigrette. As for the sushi, it was very well done with fresh ingredients. My mom plays it safe and always goes for the California so I couldn't explore much but I liked everything we ordered and will be back to try their other choices! Aside from the food, kudos on a speedy service, cleanliness, beautiful serving dishes and super friendly customer service!

I appreciated the speedy service and pleasant service…read more I ordered the Fotomaki (crab stick with grilled chicken and tofu) it was very tasty. I also ordered the Grilled Pork Ramen, and it was savoury, but delicate. It wasn't swimming in fat or grease from the grilled meat. So it was perfect. The plating was very good, the food was layed out artistically, the dishes / bowls were also very nice. Id stop by if you'd like great sushi, but you might want to try the excellent ramen when it's cold outside this Fall.

Ordered Beef Shanghai Noodles from here when husband & i were craving oily/spicy Chinese on a…read morerandom weekend! Decent meal that curbs the craving, however we wouldn't order the same thing again. Would definitely be interested in trying something new from this establishment!

Walked in during lunch hour at this small restaurant in Hochelaga and the place was busy! I figure…read morethis place would fill up more once school is underway too! You place your order at the counter and take a seat for your food is served! I opted for takeout: Pad Thai (or Pad Homa in honour of the neighbourhood) with chicken 11$ and a Vietnamese coffee at 3$. The portion was huge and the food was awesome! Service was super friendly and quick too! I especially liked the Vietnamese cold coffee which although I've had before elsewhere, I never enjoyed it as much as the one from this little hole in the wall! Literally, a hole in the wall; this venue looks sketch, located in a rundown strip mall across the metro, but the space is bright, clean, cute decor and offers some seating with a very casual setting.