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Ordered delivery for 2 people and it took over 1.5 hour to arrive. Called the restaurant when we did not receive it after 45 minutes and the restaurant said the delivery guy left 20 minutes ago. Mind you we live 5 MINUTES BY WALK from the restaurant. Got a call at about 1 hr after we ordered delivery by a delivery guy asking for our building number again, saying that the previous guy got an accident and was stopped by the police therefore couldn’t make it. He said he was going to be there in 2 minutes. No one showed up so we decided to called the restaurant to cancel the order. We called 3 times and NO ONE picked up the phone. We’re talking about 8pm at night. The restaurant is definitely still open. We finally got our food more than 30 minutes after and the guy had no idea we waited that long. The food was cold already.
Also, once we ordered a combo that was available in the restaurant for takeout and the owner told us for some reason soup is not included for the takeout but he still charged us the same price as in the restaurant.
Will never order from there again. It’s a shame since their food is not nearly as bad as their service.

Visiting Montréal for the first time I saw this place with a huge line of college students outside. I made a note to come back in a few hours for dinner, but little did I know it would be one of the best choices I could make. «Riz frit avec poulet et sauce tomate au four» was one of the best dishes I’ve ever had in my entire life, seriously in my top 5 meals of all time. I’ve constantly found myself craving for it again in the following months after leaving. Sadly no where else seems to have this dish in America, so I find myself up in the middle of the night staring at pictures of this wonderful dish knowing that if I ever go back, I’m definitely eating here first.

first time we came to this place was in mid-​February 2015. We were surprised to have discovered a HK style restaurant somewhere else than in chinatown. But it turned that food was so so. we were disappointed with certain dishes.

The food we took looked nothing like in the picture, it was soggy and tasteless. If the owners read this I hope they understand that one of the things customers hate most is false advertising. Reduce your menu and keep only the good stuff.

Good food. My meal was made to order
Good location on st catherine street
Friendly service
Great price
Will be going back!

This place is awful, I ordered a dish from the picture they show to customers on menu, and they serve me a totally different one. Don’t recommend anyone to come.

My friend and i decided to give this place another try as we didn’t like it the first time we came here when it first opened. We went there thinking maybe they improved with time but we were wrong. We ordered baked pork chop in tomato sauce and pork e fu noodles. To our surprise, when the noodles came, it looked like they just tossed left over food on a plate, zero effort, but the saddest part of all this is there were only 2 thin stripes of pork. Baked pork chop was ok. Then the desserts came, we ordered the yoji nectar mango and the coconut milk sago mango. The sago mango one tasted like plastic, we both couldn’t eat more than 2 spoons of it, at this point we were hoping maybe the yoji one will taste better. When it finally came, it looked nothing like the picture in the menu. We asked the waiter, as we thought maybe they got us the wrong order. Just so we were told: nup, its the right one we only changed the type of sago and changed the bowl, it tastes the same. AND THE PART THAT MADE ME FURIOUS is she even told us «it tastes the same to me, it’s kinda food you know » …like what? if i wanted * kinda food * i could have ate frozen meal 2 $ from maxi. Service was non-​existent, we both ran out of water, n the waitress never came back after serving us the main dishes.

I’ve been here a couple of times and I like this place.
Yummy food, quick service, lunch/​afternoon tea at a reasonable price and friendly and attentive waitresses.

Large selection of food, some unusual items. The service is a bit spotty, long periods of inattention from staff. The portion sizes are large, however, the flavor in some of the dishes was a bit off (compared to what we’re accustomed to for those dishes). Overall, it’s not a bad place, but just a bit ‘cold’.

Food is pretty good. Large selection of Chinese food. The kam po chicken was a little bit too sweet and not spicy enough but the fried pork noodle was very good. The milk tea is also very authentic like real Hong Kong style milk tea! Very polite and attentive waitress!

Hey hey ~
At first, I thought it was a normal bbtea store, but when I saw the menu i thought it was another Chinese restaurant that sell the «stereotype» Asian dishes.
Looking deeply through the menu you can find dishes you never heard before and i realized they are specialized in HongKong dishes.
It’s really confusing lol. They have really bad marketing exposure. They should promote more of their unique dishes.
We ordered Ma po tofu (friend said it was good, he is an expert in tofu)
I went for the fancy stuff. YingYang milk Coffee, it feels like a HongKong Milktea fuse with coffee. I also ordered Xiao Long Bao (soup dumplings).
We were amazed that there was soup inside. :D (normally, cheap restaurant microwave it)
The thing that got my attention was the «Yoji Nectar». They didn’t have picture of it and I decided to give it a try. It turns out to be a specialty dessert in HongKong.
Like I said, the restaurant should advertise more of their unique dishes.
The place is really nice. Relaxing Lighting. The alligator skin chair… :D haha
The staffs are Mandarin, but they can understand basic English.
It was a pretty good experience haha, but you have to dig in their menu and take the risk to order weird name dishes ;P
Food lover~
Yeye

This is a new restaurant in downtown. My friend and I tried rice noodle with beef, Hainan style chicken, they taste great!!! And we had two free drinks also. They have wifi there, also, they have two tvs (I can see the newest movies there). I gonna go there again when I pass by downtown next time.

This place is a new restaurant Hong Kong style, but the food is no really good like everybody talking about. we order the curry fish ball., they just put the curry sauce on the fish ball, the fish ball it taste nothing… and we ask for the desert on the menu., they don’t have ., if you don’t have any desert, why you put on your menu?

Finally! A place downtown Montréal that serves decent Hong Kong café style food.
I had a great ying-​yang (half milk tea, half Hong Kong coffee) — best I’ve had in Montréal — with a side of fried pork chop noodle soup. Tastes exactly like it’s supposed to. Egg tarts are also delicious. I can’t wait to try the congees and the other HK-​style desserts on the menu.
The place is newly renovated, very clean and neat. It also offers free high speed WiFi. The only thing I’d say is that it is a bit more expensive than what you’d get in Toronto, for example, where the cafes there offer a free drink with the meal (not the case here) — but it is definitely still very affordable. I am excited this place has opened in Montréal, and looking forward to going again.