Top Best Chinese Restaurants in Montreal

"The skillful chefs here pull noodles in the front window (often for an audience), producing endless bowls of beef broth soup and dan dan noodles. Order the spicy cucumber and edamame salads to round out the experience. Available for takeout or delivery via SkipTheDishes."

"Obscenely large and tasty portions of hand-pulled noodles swirling in a rich beef broth are the draw at this Swatow Plaza staple, but the dandan noodles — slathered in spicy beef sauce and a crunchy peanut topping — should not be missed."

"You should definitely try Nouilles de Lan Zhou Restaurant, located on Saint-Laurent Boulevard in Chinatown!. Being the best rated on TripAdvisor, this is a must."

"What would a list of Montreal Chinese restaurants be without Qing Hua Dumpling?. This place has become a go-to for soup dumpling enthusiasts, and its handmade recipes have gotten countless compliments. Their delivery menu includes a choice of vegetarian dishes, as well as some frozen dumpling options, where the same price gets you twice as much food (if you don’t mind cooking them up yourself)."

"We finish our list with a restaurant in Chinatown, Qing Hua. You have to taste their dumplings which are one of their specialties. After one bite, you will want to come back!"

"Walk up a steep set of indoor stairs at this de la Gauchetière address and you’ll find yourself stepping into what’s surprisingly one of Chinatown’s lesser-known restaurants—maybe because it’s exactly the kind of place you may want to keep for yourself. Tables can be tough to secure and reservations are recommended, unless a 45-minute wait standing in the abovementioned stairway sounds appealing to you. But once you’ve experienced their razor clams dressed in garlic-soy-sesame sauce, or their steamed chicken with jellyfish, you’ll understand what the hype is all about."

"Seafood is the thing to order at this Cantonese restaurant in Chinatown: steamed razor clams with soy and garlic sauce, scallops on the half-shell with glass noodles, baked lobster with ginger and onions, clams in black bean sauce, salt and pepper squid and king crab bigger than your head. Try to order ahead of time; they tend to run out of the favourites early on."

"A staple on Chinatown’s rue de la Gauchetière, Restaurant Keung Kee is the definition of Cantonese comfort food. High-quality ingredients are used for each item on their diverse menu, and their spice blends have been elaborated to perfection. Our recommendation: Half-barbeque roasted duckWhere to order from: Skip The Dishes, Uber Eats, Fantuan"

"The inspiration behind Orange Rouge's dishes is up for debate. Some might call it a spin on Chinese; some might say it's nothing like traditional Cantonese fare. Others will simply not be bothered to try, but simply return again and again."

"You will be destabilized by the organized chaos at Ruby Rouge restaurant. Choose the dishes you want to taste among the trolleys running between tables. We guarantee you culinary discoveries and a unique experience!"

"Jian bing (Chinese crepes) filled with soy bean paste, barbecue pork, and some less conventional options like jerk beef are half the offerings at this Montreal-Ouest haunt, with platters of boiled and fried dumplings rounding out the other end of the menu."

"Aux cinq parfums is a very good restaurant located in the north of the island. You will specially like its appetising cuisine and its copious dishes. We recommend you to share several appetizers, as they are particularly delicious.(Photo credit: Aux cinq parfums)"

"Have been going to Sho-dan for years and the quality remains. Also, service is always excellent, always an enjoyable experience."

"The last dish was a Wagyu roll, hit with a blowtorch, and a tuna belly roll in a similar treatment. (2 separate magical rolls) loved... (514) 446-1468Order online"

"Des Rapides Park is a thirty-hectare urban park in Montreal known for its migratory bird sanctuary. Bird watchers have found over two hundred species including the largest colony of great blue herons in Quebec and duck lovers will rejoice at the thousands that migrate during winter. As visitors walk around, they can admire majestic views of the St. Lawrence River and the Lachine Rapids."

"Des Rapides Park is the best spot to view the Lachine Rapids. On a nice day, spend some time laying out in the sun and taking in the wildlife watching opportunities. This is very much a local park and where you’ll find the second largest heron colony in Quebec, as well as 225 bird species, 66 fish species, amphibians, reptiles, and mammals."

"Dorschester Square is a local heritage sire known for its architectural and urban landscape. The square is surrounded by an architectural ensemble of exceptional quality that testifies to the various periods of development of the downtown area. It remains today as one of the most prestigious spaces in Montreal which have been established, often for a long time, important civil and religious institutions."

"Dorchester Square is a sizeable space right smack in the middle of downtown. It’s the perfect pit stop to take a break from the constant buzz of downtown. The park’s main attraction is Montreal’s only equestrian statue, which pays homage to the Boer War."

"On Rue Peel turn south to Dorchester Square and admire the impressive Sunlife Building. This is a great photo stop as you will have a lovely view of Mary, Queen of the World Cathedral and Montreal’s tallest skyscraper. 1000 de la Gauchetiere."

"Chasse-Galerie is one of Montréal's trendiest dining spots, housed within a sub-basement dining space with exposed brick walls and intimate atmosphere. The restaurant is named in honor of the French-Canadian legend of La Chasse Galerie, which depicts a tale of colonial voyagers who made a deal with the devil. Decor is dedicated to the spirit of travel and exploration, showcasing travel souvenirs and other internationally-inspired items."

"Photo courtesy of San Pietro Along with a plethora of French bakeries, the city also has a good number of Italian ones. Located near the sprawling Jean Talon Market in Little Italy, this family-run business has been making Italian-style pastries, like ricotta cannoli, bread and cakes since 1979. Around Valentine’s day, the shelves at San Pietro are well stocked with heart-themed treats, including cupcakes that say “I love you” in your choice of three languages—French, Italian and English—XOX sugar cookies and cakes with icing thick enough to make your teeth hurt."

"San Pietro specializes in making one-of-a-kind cakes and pastry trays for every reason. They have a product to meet your tastes, no matter what your taste or fancy is. Exotic flavor cakes, multi-tiered, multi-layer wedding cakes, party trays with delectable assortments of cookies and pastries, and their wildly famous computerized picture cakes are just a few of their offerings."