This review for the Pavillon 67 buffet need not be combined with others. It stands alone because…read moreit is a very unique experience in Montreal, let alone being in the Casino de Montreal, which is on a much smaller island in the St. Lawrence River than the large island that Montreal itself occupies. At one point, I believe I reviewed the original buffet here years ago, which was then closed for revamping. That means that it was updated ... and not outfitted with a new entourage of vamps. The old buffet was in a large interior room where the walls were painted in a medical grade robin egg blue that just felt weird. However, I gave it 5 stars because of how fleshed out the buffet line was, how delicious the desserts were, and how much I liked the mid-week lunch price. I recently went here for the Express Lunch Buffet. This means the lowest price tier to have a meal at the Pavillon 67 buffet. Common sense dictates that there will be several tiers of prices depending on the day and the meal. Lunch mid-week will be less expensive, and that's what this was. Brunch on weekends will cost a little bit more. Dinners at the buffet will be more expensive, with Friday nights, weekends, and special events being the most expensive. For this price, which looks even nicer when translated into American currency, don't be looking a gift horse in the mouth. They are able to do this because the selection is limited but still sensible. There will be two major entrees and a type of pasta or two, not to mention pizza slices. The salad bar is actually respectable. The dessert choices are also adequate, with the items being tasty. I helped myself and paced myself to 4 plates: one for salads, one for the main entrees, one for pizza, and one for a few select cookies and pieces of pie. While it didn't rock my world, all of it was perfectly fine, if not good. I also had coffee that they'd come by and refill as necessary. With that thought, the service received from everyone was amicable, with a few even being humorous. Remember, this is Quebec and Gallic sensibilities prevail. It wouldn't be typical in either Calgary or Edmonton, where the friendliness is of the Western Canadian variety. I prefer Montreal styled cheekiness. The pricing for this mid-week adventure was to my liking. Lastly, one needs to mention how nice the space occupied by the Pavillon 67 is, up on a higher floor in the Casino de Montreal. It is very tastefully finished. I had heard that there was a view back to Montreal. It is in an adjacent spill-over room that was not being used for lunch and/or is the room in which the dinner buffet is held. You can see Centre-Ville from there, but the angled metal slats from the casino's trendy exterior design intrude to some degree. If you are looking for something like a Bellagio (or Manhattan 5-star hotel) buffet, where it starts to look like and be priced like a gourmet buffet, you will be disappointed. If you are looking for a little less choice from a sensible selection of solid food across the different courses, not to mention being in a nice environment with good natured personnel and fair pricing, then check out the Pavillon 67 buffet in the Casino de Montreal. I would definitely come back.

went for the "Express Lunch Buffet" for C$25 which came with a 15% discount Mon to Thur with a…read morecasino players card .. lunch is a good deal despite limited items .. highlights were the chicken fingers, strawberries/blueberries, desserts, tacos, salmon .. despite limited items, all the food is prepared well .. for example, the chicken fingers was real chicken freshly breaded vs frozen chicken fingers coming out of a bag .. also the bacon bits for the salad was real bacon chopped up .. desserts were the highlight .. drinks not included .. friendly service .. didn't have a reservation but seemed busy enough to make one esp on weekends and certain nights .. gd service and clean

The taste was awful. The smell was bad. I advise you not to…read moreorder online. On the 3 courses I've eaten I've disliked 3. threw the others away.

Well this place went downhill .. it use to be called Hasu and it was always the busiest place to go…read morefor AYCE buffet and sushi.. we came here on a sunday and we were a bit worried as there was no one there .. maybe it was an off day who knows but that was already a huge red flag .. listen the place is decent the foods ok but it doesn't meet up to the standards of the old Hasu .. you gotta get up yourself and walk to get your food concept is half/half like you got all the wok grill food that you have to go pick up yourself and then if you like sushi's you order it on the tablet and they come serve you the sushi on the table. Service was great! Can't complain. The BYOW is still in effect so they come and open the bottle of wine you bring for you and bring out glasses. I just really am mixed .. the soups were cold as hell .. my miso soup was still cold. My food was bland and just mediocre .. sushi rice was a lil stale I was trying to revitalize it by dunking the crap out of it in Spicy mayo and soya sauce Lolol The kimchi was awful. But then they had delicious tender grilled chicken and delicious crispy shrimps so the food was mixed .. it felt weird because not everything was consistent. It was alright decent ish but what you expect for an AYCE .. I guess I was hoping it would live up or exceed to their old name. Changing owners definitely didn't serve this place justice. Not sure I'll be back maybe who knows lol Cheers

Been to this place how many times food was great and alot of it service was goood and ambiance was…read moreok but

The poutine vas terrible. I couldn't finish the burger either…read more It wasn't clean. We waited a while and had to ring the bell to get noticed.

We just had a lovely lunch at le taj in Montreal. The food was excellent. The service was proper…read more They filled our water glasses often and checked in on our table at least 4 times in an hour. The lunch buffet had both vegetarian and non veg offerings. I took a picture of everything but the basmati rice which was good. The standout items would be the mulligatawny soup, the butter chicken curry, the tandoori chicken which was super tender and well spiced and the lamb curry which was perfectly cooked. For dessert they had three choices and I tried them all. Gulab jamon was nicely spiced and not too sweet with a firm crumb. And the rice pudding was standout delicious with large green cardamom pods visibly floating in the pudding. There was a melange of other spices too. It was very nice. I want to mention there were layered spices in all the food which is the mark of a good chef. The price was very reasonable at $30 cad. With tax it was $5 more. Perfect for a super fresh and delicious lunch. I could not eat all the offerings but what I had was all good. I did not like the samosas. Too much potato. And I would have liked more peas and spices. The fruit in the fresh fruit cocktail was fine and chilled in an ice bath.

My family and I came here one evening last minute as this is a place that my sister regularly…read moreenjoys visiting. I can definitely see why! We must have come during a time that was not so busy as it was very easy for us to be seated. The dining room is beautiful, with white table clothes at each table, and great service to match. Since my stepsister is vegetarian, we all ordered a variety of vegetarian appetizers and entrées to share, as well as a few cocktails and glass of wine. I thought the garlic tandoori naan pretty good, but I REALLY enjoyed the yellow dahl tarka I ordered, as well as the samosas, and all the chutneys and sauces. The servings sizes are generous but not too much. We also had the paneer masala which was great. No complaints and I can't wait to return!

Absolutely perfect. Delicious food, fun experience, the best waiters. It is the best! Loud but…read moreenjoyable too!

The quality is definitely there! Cuts are rarely chewy and the marinades are flavourful. The…read moreappetizers are of much lower quality though. The spring rolls taste like the frozen veggie ones from Asian supermarkets. The salad and rice were also nothing special. However, the for value it's not bad. We got the premium set for 2, which was $120 (tax & tip included). For anyone that's not a big eater, it's a good alternative to gyubee. Service was very attentive although the kitchen was quite slow. Our appetizers came 1 hour after our meats arrived, which was a bit strange. Ambiance is a bit cold since the tables are so close to the doors, so we constantly felt a gust of cold air during our visit.

zero stars!!! customer service is 0! food is 0!! terrible nasty food! if i were the owner i would…read morebe ashamed!! never come to this terrible tasting place!! to top it off, no ketchup!! might as well turn this place into my personal zoo!!!!

1.5/5, +.5 for service…read more It's unfortunate because service was really good here. However their lunch buffet simply wasn't good at all. There's not a lot of variety here to start...but what made it worse was that they never refilled the food the entire time we were here. At the end there were maybe only 8 items to choose, and they all tasted the same. The ice cream tasted even worse, the different flavours were literally colouring; the actual taste was more like cotton candy instead of actual flavour. Definitely can't recommend this place at all unfortunately.

Amazing place to eat haitian cuisine. The service was great. The food presentation was absolutely…read moreawesome

The Best Haitian food in Montreal Legume…read more Dinde Poulet Lalo Kibby Acra Griot Cabrit everything is very good

Talk about a throwback; I remembered this space when it was Sushi 999 from my uni days and that…read moregoes back a while. I was pleasantly surprised it was still an all-you-can-eat Asian fusion spot. The ceilings are fairly high and there are a lot of windows which makes for a nice ambiance. I must first highlight the service which is excellent and attentive. Much better than I would have thought for this type of restaurant. They never left empty plates or crumpled napkins for very long. They also picked up and placed orders promptly. This is a good place to go with a few people since you will most likely need their assistance in eating. I saw a few larger groups as well, which appeared quite festive and were probably celebrating something. It's a fun and social concept. As for the food, the sushi which is the focus was quite fresh, and well presented. Lots of colours and variety. Quality for the most part was pretty good for a non-boutique sushi restaurant. They had a nice selection of Japanese pub grub like marinated meat on a stick and the like. The lowlights were the salad which had rusty edges throughout and the fruit salad which was more or less tasteless. They have one dessert sushi item which is quite creative and is worth a try. Even though I was pretty stuffed I ate two pieces. The grilled pineapple was also so so and sliced a bit too thin. In reality most aren't going there for the dessert, so more important they get the food part right, but on the other hand, if they have an item perhaps try to match the level of quality all-around. Of note: they have a nice selection of Asian teas (extra charge). One of the owners was on site making sure everything was running smoothly. All-in-all this place is a solid bet for this style of restaurant and quite a lot of fun with colleagues or friends. It kind of brought me back to my youth or at least those college days when sushi was on the up and up and in reality less expensive. Oh, that darn inflation.

2/3 la comida está Ok The food is ok but nothing special…read more In any case Luckily the service is super friendly

I've lived in the Little Portugal area of Mile End, Montreal for 5 years now, and I don't know how…read moreI missed this spot for so long. Thank god I found it because one large chicken + chorizo poutine can feed my hungry wife and I and we even have leftovers! The fries are fresh, crispy, and the gravy is made with drippings of their own rotating rotisserie chicken. The chorizo sausage is barbecued to perfection. Did I mention they give you a lot of food for the price!? They also have a beautiful bakery with Bolas, strawberry cheesecake, and other fresh-made bakery items. They also have great service, with friendly cashiers, and the quality of food is 6 out of 5 stars. It's my favorite place and I come here almost once a week. They are passionate about their food and generous, and if you don't feel like paying up-the-arse for delicious Portuguese chicken Romados is the place for you. It's homey, they have spicy and mild Piri Piri sauce to choose from, the fries are tasty but not too salty, Chicken Salad is really delicious, and furthermore, they have family options, rice, potatoes, and you can order a half or quarter chicken, as well as other options like soup and barbecue pork (also very good). Thank you Romados!

No fuss setting…read more Portuguese Chicken with Poutine = heaven on a plate. The chicken was tender, seasoned well and complimented by the tangy spicy sauce we selected. The patis de nata (I believe) would taste much better if it was heated. We bought it from the case. Otherwise, the service was fast, friendly and efficient.

Amazing Chinese food in Montreal china town. If you're…read morelooking for a Chinese food this is it. Affordable, clean, fast service. Friendly staff.

Using Yelp we landed here. It's a basement location without the basement feel. The food is…read moreoutstanding and the portion sizes are generous. We had the cucumber salad, Pork strips with hand tossed noodles (that were Chow Fun rice noodles so not hand tossed and needed more soy sauce) , salt pepper shrimp, that needed more salt. Service was excellent.