Where to eat and drink in Montréal's Chinatown
Chinatown is a bustling neighbourhood with great dining options. From dim sum and fast-casual, dumplings and bakeries, wine bars and cocktail lounges, here are a handful of places that are local favourites that are sure to satiate all palates!
Classic Cantonese cuisine
Beijing Restaurant
Beijing is a local favourite for classic cantonese fare. From fried noodles and rice, to sizzling platters and specialty stews, the extensive menu here will surely hit the spot. Ask for the daily specials - they’re often written on the wall, but if you can’t read Chinese, you’ll be missing out on some delicious goodies!
92 De La Gauchetière Street O.
Restaurant Mon Nan
Mon Nan is popular for their set meals for varying group sizes. If you’re in the mood for trying a little bit of everything, order the set menus for four, six and even up to 12 people. À la carte is always a great option as well. Try the Peking duck set meal - a three or four course meal service which includes a duck soup, stir-fry, noodles and the traditional DIY duck in pancake wraps.
43 de la Gauchetière Street E.
Kim Fung
Restaurant Chinatown Kim Fung is one of the few places in Chinatown that offers a daily dim sum service. Starting at 8am, enjoy a classic dim sum meal comprised of steamers filled with dumplings, rice noodle wraps and more. Dinner menu includes Cantonese specialties exclusive to Kim Fung. Private rooms available.
1111 Saint-Urbain Street
Ruby Rouge
Montreal’s biggest Chinese banquet restaurant is also another popular spot for their dim sum service and Cantonese cuisine. Luxe banquet dishes that include lobster and king crab to fish maw soup and abalone are all available à la carte. Separate private floor available for larger groups.
1008 Clark Street
Dumplings
There’s a reason why there’s three dumpling spots all within the same two-block radius - People can’t get enough of them! From lamb and coriander, seafood and vegetarian options, this trio of dumpling houses has something for everyone.
Qing Hua Dumpling
1019 Saint-Laurent Boulevard
Mai Xiang Yuan Dumpling
1082 Saint-Laurent Boulevard
Oh Dumplings
1050 Clark Street
Quick bites on the go
Pâtisserie Coco
This traditional Hong Kong style bakery is one of the go-to places for fun buns and fancy cakes. Classic Chinese hand-held brioche buns stuffed with sweet or savoury fillings are perfect for a quick snack or light meal.
2 de la Gauchetière Street O.
Pâtisserie Harmonie
Another Hong Kong style bakery specializes in baked goods as well as boba. BBQ buns, molten red bean buns and specialty pre-packaged raisin loaves and cookies available. Grab a tray and fill it up with all the goodies your heart desires.
85 de la Gauchetière Street O.
Patisserie Bao Bao Dim Sum
This Chinese bun shop specializes in steamed buns as well as grab and go dumplings and sacks. From delicious savoury chicken and cabbage buns to black sesame buns in the shapes of cartoon characters, take a bite out of Hello Kitty, Doreamon and even an Angry Bird filled with custard.
83 de la Gauchetière Street O.
Cocktails and more
Fleurs et Cadeaux Restaurant
This snack and sake bar is a great spot to start an evening out. A dark and moody atmosphere is filled with funky beats and delicious eats. An impressive wine list that features imports and cocktails as well as Japanese inspired small bites to share.
1002 Saint-Urbain Street
Poincaré Chinatown
This wine bar has an extensive wine list and cocktail menu. From red, white, orange, rosé and more, they’ve got all the colours under the wine rainbow. Pickles, “home-ferments”, and small plated snacks to nosh on as well.
1071 Saint-Laurent Boulevard
Jason Lee
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