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    L2

    L2

    (6 reviews)

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    Laval

    When I was living in Montreal, I had a girlfriend who loved shopping, food, and bubble tea as much…read moreas I did and we used to hang out at the L2 Lounge in Chinatown all the time. At the time, I thought the bubble tea at L2 was the bee's knees, because there weren't many places around that made bubble tea and the places that did exist mostly used just powders not even real tea, and they were usually gritty. Now that I've had teas at places like Presotea, Sharetea, and Chatime (i.e. chains that originated in Asia), I have to say that the bubble tea at L2 is just ok. Nonetheless, I was excited to see an L2 Lounge at Carrefour Laval, partially because it reminded me of my friend who I rarely see anymore. I had a Small Lychee Milk Green Tea ($3.50) with tapioca pearls ($0.50) with half sugar. I have to say that half sugar was just the right amount of sweetness for me. The tea had a mild lychee flavour and it was sufficiently milky, but the tapioca pearls were not that great. They weren't chewy enough in my opinion. This location also sells macarons from Point G. I got a pina colada one ($1.85). It was good, but not great. The pineapple coconut flavour was not intense enough and it was really small. It wasn't stale, but I've had much fresher macarons. Staff were nice and service was quick and efficient. In my opinion, the bubble tea at L2 is much better than other North-American originated chains like Freshly Squeezed and Tea Shop 168. I get the impression that Laval does not have many decent bubble tea places, so until Laval gets a Presotea, Sharetea or Chatime, I think L2 might be your best bet.

    Just ok for the taste and price..best ones are frozen ones!!! Taro and honeydew bear flavours!!…read moreOriginal

    Mr T Bistro Viet - Inside the chicken spring roll

    Mr T Bistro Viet

    (15 reviews)

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    Laval

    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)

    I am always happy when I have time to eat here. They lunch time combos that are very reasonable…read more The banh mi are all excellent. The spring rolls are also delicious. No frills but quick service. Enjoy

    Panda Donuts - Front Façade

    Panda Donuts

    (5 reviews)

    My little guy was craving donuts and especially with the current hardships small businesses are…read morefacing, I decided to skip the Tim Hortons run and try out Panda Donuts. Located on the Saint-Anne strip, this place is absolutely adorable! It's a small shop with bubble teas, and the freshest donuts. The owner is very sweet and gives great service. I thought it was really cool that she bakes the donuts and fills them to order if you choose a filled donut, she had custard, blueberry, lemon, raspberry and strawberry as an option. I tried the raspberry and blueberry filled donuts and both were really tasty. Besides the glazed donuts, I also tried the apple fritter and cinnamon twirl and everything was delicious. Given the current situation, there is a limit to how many people can enter at a time and the cash is set up with a plexiglass barrier.

    Cute little donut/coffee/bubbletea shop in ste anne. It's family run, like many of the businesses…read morehere. I've visited a few times, and the service is always friendly, and it is never very busy. They have a good selection of donuts and if you buy 6 or more it is tax free, which is nice. The cool thing is that they fill the donuts fresh, so you can choose what filling you want, and they have quite a variety...my friend once had an odd combination of a chocolate covered donut filled with lemon curd. Weird, but at least you have the freedom to be creative. The donuts are good but not mindblowing. What I usually go for is when I have a bubbletea craving...it's nice to have a bubbletea place right here in ste anne (especially since boaboa cafe has left). They have several flavours and you can choose tapioca, popping boba, or coconut jelly. I had honeydew with coconut jelly this time. They don't use fresh milk, it's definitely creamer (which I'm not a huge fan of, but I'm also lactose intolerant haha). Also, there's quite a bit of ice (i forgot to ask them to reduce the ice) and it is pretty sweet (you can't adjust the sweetness, as far as I know). But overall it was tasty! And bonus, they use biodegradable cups!

    One Babo - bubbletea - Updated May 2026

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