For traditional Cantonese style food in Montreal, this is your go to spot. The restaurant itself is…read moreno-frills: simple plastic table cloths to make for quick and easy cleanup and turnover and minimal (no) decor. If you go at dinner time (6-730) especially on a weekend, you should expect to wait in line. But once you order, the service is quick and the food comes out hot. Some of my favourite menu items are the hot and sour soup, spring rolls (don't sleep on these!), fried chicken wings (that put KFC to shame), honey garlic spare ribs (once they're gone keep the plate so you can drizzle the sauce on EVERYTHING), chicken black bean, chicken and vegetable fried noodles, and salt and pepper shrimp. You'll probably leave with a stomach ache but only because the food is so good and the portions are so huge that you stuffed your face.

Worst restaurant experience ever! Appreciate that they were open on Christmas Day, but food…read morearrived in spits and spurts. No two dishes together. Everything cold to slightly warm at best. When we complained (multiple times) the Manager started yelling and then the staff joined in. They even yelled at my 89 year old mother. Cancelled the remaining dishes of our order (after nearly 1h45min of waiting - never got the plain white rice) and we left hungry and very mad! Will never return!!!!!!

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

We ordered the pre fixe dinner for 4. It came with house soup (green squash), which was delicious…read more Have to say, I was a little disappointed in the steamed chicken (dry and over cooked), and the peking pork chops (flavor was too sour, not typical of what this dish is supposed to taste like). The chicken with veggies were very good - we asked for a replacement of the type of veggie and they provided baby Shanghai bok choy. The one best dish was the salt and pepper fish. Lightly breaded and full of flavor. For dessert we had a green bean sweet soup which was also very good. Overall average meal. Service was excellent, friendly and attentive.

I went to this restaurant for dim sum. They don't have many choices for dim sum. But each dish is…read morefresh made after you order it. So actually the taste is good. The price of each dim sum is a little bit higher than average dim sum restaurant in Chinatown. Their service is pretty good.

All right this guy is my favourite and I'm so shocked that I have not posted about them yet! So…read morefirst off great for big parties and great for dates. Last time we went was a couple so there was four of us. We had the freshest general towel. We had the freshest rice and it was so sticky and delicious. I've been coming to this location for an over 10 years, but I've never had a bad experience. They're also pretty quick even when they are busy, which is dope I've spoken with the owner and they're always so sweet.

My favourite Chinese restaurant in Montreal! They do a few dishes exceptionally well, so it's a…read moremust-visit when I'm in town. We made a reservation for 4:30 because it can get really busy, especially since they changed their hours. Their team is always friendly and attentive and my recent visit was great! We ordered wonton soup, hunan dumplings (we ended up getting THREE orders they were so amazing), egg rolls (so good), general tao chicken, general Tao tofu (my favourite), mixed fried rice, shrimps in lobster sauce, Cantonese chow mein, beef with Chinese broccoli, and pineapple chicken. Every single dish was delicious. I'm not sure what they put in their general Tao sauce but if they sold it by the bottle I'd buy it!!! As always, the meal ended with orange slices and fortune cookies. Delicious!!!!!

Good option for Chinese food after a few days of French food - needed a break from the French…read morefries. China town has many options for such a small area but we selected this place. The food was good and the portion size was fair. Restroom was dirty as heck but what do you expect. Some very sketchy people walking around but still felt safe. Dumplings and wonton soup were the best dishes. Coming from Toronto, I feel the Chinese food tastes a bit different and made for a different palate.

Food 4/5 Service 5/5…read moreCleanliness 4/5 Plenty of seating with a great selection. Super friendly staff!

soooo good great ambiance, great lighting if you sit in…read morefront of the window and watch the city move. the dumplings are great and the pricing are as well. perfect to share the service is quick and food came out fast.

Great ambience and good food. Service was above average for a Montreal restaurant but we were the…read moreonly customers as we went for a late lunch. Food was delicious and we would return again the next time we're in Montreal.

The spice authenticity of this place rivals the best Sichuan food in Toronto and is even better…read more There was only one customer dining in when I entered on a Wednesday afternoon to order carryout. They didn't have a physical carryout menu so I had to take pictures of the actual menu instead. I asked for extra spicy for the mapo tofu and mild spicy on the fish fillet with pickled vegetable soup. They still put a generous amount of peppers in the pickled vegetable soup. The numbing spiciness level is on a authentically intense level. Although I had no problem with that, people who are not used to the real spice levels with this cuisine may need to be emphasize low spiciness or no spiciness when ordering. Fresh peppers instead of dried peppers are used and both dishes tasted superb. If you are not from Canada, remember to order white rice as it is not included. Also ask them to include utensils when getting carryout. The tables are clean and the place has a nice casual decor with oil paintings of pictures of Sichuan province.

After tennis, we were ready to gobble down some Szechuan food. I've never been to Cuisine Szechuan…read moreeven though I used to live nearby. It's next door to Porchetta. We dropped in on a Saturday afternoon (around noon) and were the first customers. Always a good sign when you see mainlanders eating inside. Our server was great and came by frequently to refill our waters. The menu is huge with soup, cold and hot appetizers, meats (chicken, pork, beef, fish, seafood and other), vegetables, noodles & rice, lunch specials and a chef's menu. Massive. - Rice ($6.00 medium) - always find it ridiculous when you have to have pay for rice. A medium was good enough to share between two. - Tofu flower & sliced halibut in a chili pepper and szechuan peppercorn broth (#75) ($14.99) - soft, tender fish but the broth lacked that spicy numbness that I crave with Szechuan food. I liked the soft pieces of tofu. Overall, it was tasty but the version at Délice Oriental is much more satisfying. - Yu xiang eggplant with dou ban jiang (#97) ($9.99) - we weren't expecting the sauce to be so sweet. Decent but one dimensional. - Stir fried green beans with chills and ground pork (#102) ($10.99) - normally, I love green beans but CS's version was salty. Much too liberal with the salt. Average. Too many other Szechuan options in the area to explore.

I have to say this is the most authentic and the best Szechwan restaurant in Montreal. If you wanna…read moretry real Chinese food, you really should come here. Btw, 沸腾鱼, 烤猪脚, 辣子鸡 and 排骨面 are the dishes you must try.

A very small restaurant. Only three tables. People mainly here for take outs…read more There are two sets of menus. One you can find General Tao and lemon beef. The other one has most genuine spicy dishes from China. The dishes were so spicy that once gave me allergy reaction on my skin. No kidding. Before that I had thought myself can handle spicy dishes very well. The Chinese name of the restaurant is 重庆小馆 which includes a city named Chongqing. It is famous for the hot pot and other spicy food, such as spicy boiled fish/beef and some salad. Ask for less spicyness. Their beef noodle is worth it trying also. Ask for the Chinese menu with pics. Worth a try if you love spicy food.