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Wonton Express

4.0 (12 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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Sesame wontons classic, siumai classic, black bean noodles
Connie W.

Ugh I love this place so much, I came back twice while visiting Montreal! Not only are they open till midnight, making it the perfect place for a late night snack or meal, but also the food is just so delicious! I've tried the sesame wontons, wonton soup, black bean noodles, and siu mai. My favorite was definitely the sesame wontons, the sauce is just so tasty and the flavor profile is literally perfection. The wontons are cooked well and huge too, which is always a plus! In close second was the wonton soup dish, which was pretty salty but not overwhelmingly so, at least for me. I loved the green onion in it and the small dried shrimps that were added in -- it was just the perfect comfort meal. The black bean noodles had good flavor but I did wish the sauce amount better matched the noodle amount (not enough sauce). Finally, the siu mai was good too, but they were HUGE and really oily, so they didn't feel very good to eat if that makes sense lol. They also didn't look very authentic which was a little disappointing. The interior is super warm and steamy even in the winters, so be ready to shed some layers if you plan to dine indoors. It was pretty empty inside, at least the times I went, so there is plenty of seating. The food took a while to come out the first time I went (30min), but the second time it was pretty quick (10-15min)! I would recommend try the wontons here, they are so worth and so delicious!! Literally will dream about this place forever.

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Charles N.

Siu mai, shao mai, or shu mai, is commonly used to describe either finely ground pork or pork shrimp meat folded in a delicate dumpling wrapper and then steamed. This said, Shanghainese shao mai on the other hand, is a common breakfast street food in Shanghai, and is slightly different from the Cantonese version of the dim sum siu mai, which is made with pork and shrimp. Shanghainese shao mai, specific to the Jiang Su region, is filled with a delicious combination of seasoned sticky rice and pork. And sometimes, a salted egg yolk is added for extra flavour and texture. For those who were born in Shanghai, who's mom or grandma often cooked these as they were growing up can now now find some pretty authentic Shanghainese shao mai at Wonton Express, centrally located in the Shaughnessy Village. Recently opened barely 5 months ago, M. Zeng has been serving the local community, including students from Concordia University, these tasty and yet affordable delights. But that's not all, while perusing the menu, you'll also find the classic Shanghai wonton soup made with pork and vegetables, pork and shrimp, and pork and egg yolk variants - you choose whether you like it spicy or not, and with sesame sauce or not. Will definitely return to try the rest of the menu including a cold noodle dish!

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Very very tasty dumplings!!! The sauce for the Shanghai ones really adds to the flavor and enjoyment of these dumplings. Highly recommend

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the employee told me there was no shrimps in the soup but the soup was full of shrimps !!!!! was if i was allergic ?????

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Lotus Bleu

Lotus Bleu

4.5(50 reviews)
2.2 km•Chinatown, Centre-Ville, Ville-Marie

Fell in love with the Le Lotus Bleu during our summer 2023 visit and we've been meaning to go back!…read moreThey've made several changes in the past few years, including bringing the noodle chefs to the front and staying open on Tuesdays. The hand pulled noodles here are so good. My partner and I got the small bowls (braised beef and lamb noodle soups), but the portions are HUGE. Highly recommend going for noodle style 6 (thickest, more chewy) or 4. We also got the pork and cabbage dumplings, which are super juicy. This meal was very filling; we could've done without the dumplings, but they're too good to pass up. Service was ok since only one person was handling most FOH procedures. Atmosphere was also fine. It was just really warm, even with the multiple fans running (open doors, no AC), but it was to be expected with the pots of noodles cooking in the front. Since everything is so tasty and affordable, we'll try to make a stop every time we visit :) (Having trouble uploading photos - check Google review) BRAISED BEEF SOUP NOODLE (S) - $13.99 CAD LAMB SOUP NOODLE (S) - $14.99 CAD PORK AND CABBAGE DUMPLINGS (15) - $11.99 CAD

The noodle soups and the xiaolongboa were good but not over flavorful. The fried dumplings had hard…read more(dried) edges that made them unappealing. More a fun culinary experience than a wow Chinese meal.

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Lotus Bleu - Squid drawing on the wall.

Squid drawing on the wall.

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Lotus Bleu - Front of the restaurant. Street entrance.

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Front of the restaurant. Street entrance.

Mai Xiang Yuan - Lamb and green onion

Mai Xiang Yuan

3.9(504 reviews)
2.1 km•Chinatown, Centre-Ville, Ville-Marie
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Our first stop in Chinatown and we found ourselves at Mai Xiang Yuan with the cute red dumpling…read moresign on the street. I loved the modern calligraphy art on the walls and the clear love of making and serving dumplings at this shop. It was a no frills ordering experience and cash only. Let's keep things simple so you can get your face in some dumplings fast! We ordered wonton soup dumplings (chicken and shrimp). We also got the pork original soup dumplings followed by the pork and crab soup dumplings. Everything came out quickly and nice and piping hot . The size of the dumplings were good along with sufficient soup in them! The cabbage salad also was delicious with a nice horseradish(?) kick to it! We've been to many soup dumpling places in multiple cities and Mai Xiang Yuan is definitely one of our top picks

We wanted to try dumplings at a Chinese restaurant in Montreal, so we came here based on the online…read morereviews. One important thing to note: this place is cash‑only, and there's an ATM right at the entrance. That was literally the first thing the employee told us when we walked in, which felt a bit off‑putting. The dumplings themselves were great, and we ordered beers to go with the meal. However, the payment experience was not good. He quoted the total as 70 CAD and told us that was 62 USD since we said we had USD. When we calculated it ourselves, it came out to 49 USD. After we pointed that out, he claimed the "foreign transaction fees go up and down with inflation," which didn't make sense. It felt like we were almost being overcharged. So we ended up getting CAD from the ATM machine outside and paid him, however, we didn't appreciate his dishonesty and felt like he was trying to scam us.

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Mai Xiang Yuan - Inside

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Mai Xiang Yuan - Pan fried pork and Chinese cabbage dumplings

Pan fried pork and Chinese cabbage dumplings

Mai Xiang Yuan - Entrance

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Cuisine AuntDai - Pad Thai -- less sweet (and thus better) than many others I've tasted

Cuisine AuntDai

4.3(96 reviews)
0.1 km•Ville-Marie
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I love Sichuan food, so coming to AuntDai was an obvious choice, with a wide breath of tasty…read moreoptions. It has options for spice lovers as well as people who cannot handle any heat. We ran into the restaurant in the middle of a torrential storm, and the wait staff was so kind in giving us extra time to dry off and get settled. We ordered numerous dishes and appetizers to share--family-style dining is definitely the way to go here! So many excellent things on the menu. Come expecting to try something new! We were impressed with the quality of the ingredients, particularly the flavorful broths. The standouts were -- Wonton Soup: the broth was wonderful -- Cucumber Salad: crunchy, spicy, and addictive -- Potato Julianne: unbelievably good with its spicy, tangy seasoning; a must-order! -- Cumin Beef: my father--who usually dislikes anything that is unfamiliar--enjoyed this! -- Pork Belly with Sweet Potato Noodles: this special dish is rich and spicy --Eggplant, Bell Pepper, and Potato To top it off, the owner came out and talked to us about the history behind the names and ingredients of different dishes on the menu. So fascinating! We loved getting a taste of Chinese culinary history from him--what a cap to a delicious evening.

Read the positive reviews and visited for dinner. Came away underwhelmed. Nothing particularly bad,…read morebut nothing great either. Everything we ordered was flat-line on taste and flavor. Despite the forbidding, poorly kept exterior and stair landing, the interior dining area was clean. Food consisted of Vegetarian Spring Rolls (two absolutely tiny fried rolls with a flavorless yellow dipping sauce), Cumin Beef (perhaps the star of the show, relatively tender, with specks of dried chili - not at all spicy), Sweet and Spicy Eggplant (again, okay but lacked spiciness/heat and flavor), and rice, all washed down with marginally cold Tsing Tao beer. Portions were generous, service was hurried/at rapid pace for some reason, but lacked follow-up once the dishes arrived! The meal for two set us back CAD 58+ with hefty taxes and generous tips. Not a bad place by any means, but what we had was nothing spectacular!

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Cuisine AuntDai - Pork belly with sweet potato noodles

Pork belly with sweet potato noodles

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Mr Chuan - 竹笋 和毛血旺 sorry,not sure how to say 2nd dish in English.

Mr Chuan

3.8(6 reviews)
0.4 km•Golden Square Mile, Centre-Ville, Ville-Marie

Amazing Chinese food…read more Crowded with an all Chinese clientele - and all young people to boot. That is almost always an excellent sign. Very few American-Chinese//Canadian-Chinese dishes on the menu - though they exist. This may be a regional Chinese restaurant but I do not recognize the region. One visit and three dishes convinced me I have to go back rather than just eating around town. In the not to be missed department: Mushrooms fried in egg yolk. These are the most interesting fried mushrooms you will ever have. They are also the richest fried mushrooms you will ever have. You will adore every single bite - and if you are lucky you can eat 1/3 of a serving before being totally full. I believe the trick here is that the batter is 100 percent egg yolk no white no nothing else. They also do a salt and pepper tofu that is creamy on the inside and crispy on the outside. How often do you see that? Braised seafood in ginger and garlic is the same dish you see in many other Chinese establishments but is lovely here. The squid is tough but the ginger is to die for. I am eager to get back. * * * * P.S. I DID get back. We ordered five more dishes. The amazingness quotient continues. Don't miss their fried spareribs.

I ate there today and found the place has really gone downhill. 1. Portions are getting smaller. 2…read more Prices are going up. 3. Even the price of plain rice has been raised. 4. They charged for takeout containers this time--something they didn't do before. 5. They were evasive about providing a receipt and only gave me one after I'd already swiped my card.

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Mr Chuan - Front of the restaurant

Front of the restaurant

Mr Chuan - Spicy roasted fish

Spicy roasted fish

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Wonton Express - dumplings - Updated November 2026

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