At first used to really like it…read more One time ordered extra chicken and veggies and that's when I got sick. I'm not sure what it was but I couldn't eat it again when I ordered the chicken didn't even look cooked. What a shame because we needed this in our neighbourhood.

Mostly microwaved food, pretty poor cleanliness on the inside. Food looks good enough and…read moredefinitely tastes alright, but it's not going to be a slam dunk for you or your family. For a rush job on the way home for work and something not to break the bank but still fill you up, not a bad choice. I'm not super tickled when I show up after 10 minutes for my pickup and the owner just starts throwing my food together (and into the microwave). So, a yes, but not a "all the time" or a "steal the show". That said, Bahn Mi is Bahn Mi. It has a tendency to make you happy even when it's not in the best of conditions :)

When we arrived it did take them a long time to greet us, even though there was only one other…read moretable in use. Once they did greet us they were super friendly. All and all I enjoyed this restaurant- the portions were reasonable and the food was tasty. Staff were bilingual which was great. When we were done, and had to use the restrooms, I was surprised/ disappointed with my selection of restrooms. They had three bathroom doors: one labelled for men, and two labeled for both men and women. Question... where's the female's only bathroom? Why are there two gender neutral and one man and ZERO women? Make this make sense. Why wouldn't you just have one for each? Make everyone happy. It's a shame, the ambiance was beautiful the place was clean, the service was good and the food was good, but I can't say I'd go back knowing as a biological female I'm not worthy of restroom for people like me.

A bit disappointed,food was very mediocre, and bland. I got seated in front of the kitchen and I…read moresaw the cook grab the waffle with his bare hands after scratching his head it was kind of gross. Very overpriced for what it is and nothing really had the wow factor. Some dishes have a great presentation but lack of flavour. Place is beautiful and very well decorated but that was pretty much it.

Absolutely packed, and for good reason! Super cute coffee shop/bar, service was great, and the…read morecoffee was incredible! I got an iced caramel latte and the yogurt parfait, highly recommend

More of a sit-down restaurant at this location, which is really nice inside, but there is a counter…read moreas well to order just coffee if you're not coming to stay and eat. I got an iced latte to go and it was fine

This restaurant specializes in banh-mi and is delicious every time. I also appreciate how fast the…read moreservice is! There are also sushi, chips, bubble tea and etc. That night my rideshare dropped me off close by; therefore, I could not say no to not going. This time I got the Nem Nuong but the Cha Lua and pate banh-mi is great as well. I find it a bit more "authentic". After 9pm, all the food in containers are 30% off. I forgot about that-got their at 9:03pm and a swarm of people rushed in. I am removing one star because I was charged for a 10 inch banh-mi but the lady used the 7 inch. Also, they are only $7.75!!!

My friend and I are from the SF Bay Area and found ourselves stuck in Montreal under unusual…read morecircumstances. We had been looking around for some food in the area, and my friend found this little banh mi shop. What a great find! The sandwiches had 7-inch and 10-inch options; we each went with the 10-inch and finished them quickly. My friend also got a spring roll and she said it was the largest spring roll she had ever seen. Service is fast and friendly, and the sandwiches are priced well (compared to banh mi's we get in San Francisco). I ordered the grilled pork sandwich (#5) and my friend ordered the #1 sandwich. I felt my sandwich could have used more meat inside, but the bread was delicious and the fillings paired well. The shop is quite small inside and seating is limited. They also heat your sandwich up so the bread has a nice crisp to it. Friend's Review: "Once you get to the middle, the ratio of bread to meat to veggies is good. The bread was super warm which made it enjoyable to eat."

Nice place for breakfast this morning. The food presentation was very attractive, very…read moreinstagrammable with all the pretty colors and placing of the different items. Taste wise they're acceptable but nothing exceptional. Coffee is refillable just like in American diners which was great. Service is a little slow but friendly. If you're in a hurry and just want a quick meal just skip this place, but if you have plenty of time then give it a shot.

It's an okay place eat, but The place to eat if you want huge portions which is rare to come in…read moreMontreal. 3.5 stars. 1. Reservation- not needed, this place is huge and has lots of seats 2. Food: Good. It is not the most delicious place in Montreal, but it is good. 3. Drinks: poor coffee - bad tea - depending on what you choose, it can be good 4. Service: annoyed and not good I felt like I was intruding her lax time. It was not very good. Unwelcoming.

Keep forgetting to write a review for Hoang Oanh as it has been our go to for a quick and easy…read morelunch each race day. Located right in the middle of Chinatown makes it easy to grab 6-10 sandwiches before heading to the GP. Their banh mi's taste as good as the best back home in the SGV. My go to is their bbq pork or their special sans the jalapeños which can get pretty hot. Gather a big group so that you can take advantage of their buy 10 get 1 free!!

I had some exp restaurants lined up for dinner, so i needed to balance out with a cheaper lunch…read more But however when you are spending the day at the Montreal Science Centre in Old Montreal, theres no such thing as a cheap lunch! Originally i had planned to go to an old favourite in Old Montreal, but when i checked menu pricing, sandwiches have gone up $5-$10 each! I know its inflation and cost of ingredients, but when a sandwich is $25-$30, that's a bit much in my opinion. So since it was a nice day i decided to take walk to Chinatown to grab some banh mi. Worked out since before this trip, i did have a craving for banh mi before this trip, but Ngyuen Hong is too far from my house! I read some reviews about Hoang Oanh saying the sandwiches have gone up in price, or that the bread was soggy. But my experience was the bread was fresh with a crispy exterior and soft interior, and this was without asking to have the bread toasted. I ordered a chicken, 2 sausage, and 1 meatball, and it came to $28. Size of the banh mi was quite large (the bread i mean). The fillings was barely ok. But still 1 banh mi was enough for me for lunch. Note that if you ask for spicy, the hot sauce or chilli oil they use is HOT.....and they don't spread it out. So while i was eating the sandwich, i thought they forgot i asked for spicy. But there was one bite where the chilis were all concentrated at. I was gulping down the water like crazy after. You also get a stamp card for buy 10 get 1 free.

We had low expectations for this chain based on previous Yelp reviews but we were pleasantly…read moresurprised. The restaurant is huge and the menu is intimidating. We had the southwest omelet which they give you an entire half of a fresh avacado as well as salsa and sour cream. It was served popping hot. Potatoes are ok but switching them out is an up charge which is annoying. We also had the florentine Benedict which was really yummy. A. Ice umami flavor to it. All in all, a nice brunch and we didn't have to wait too long for the food. Service was great.

We had just arrived in Montreal, and needed some food. I saw this place was nearby. Knowing that…read morethere is a location in Richmond (Vancouver), I had assumed that the food must be OK if it has locations across Canada. As we walked in, I noticed there were a few people inside, but not a lot. In inside looked nice enough, but fairly generic. We were seated near the kitchen, and I saw the plates were sizeable, so we only ordered 3 plates to share between 4 people. Here's what I tried: - Chicken & Waffles: Not good. It's actually presented quite nicely, but the chicken looked like it was the pre-made frozen type. Waffles were fluffy, but I prefer crisp. Potatoes were limp and bland. - Pears, Bacon and Maple Salted Caramel Waffles: Not good. Pears weren't ripe, so a bit hard. Bacon was limp - just cooked with no flavour or crispness. Waffles were also soggy. I'm just glad it wasn't overly sweet. - Bagel & Lox: OK. Since this is an assembled plate, and nothing really to prepare other than a toasted bagel. It was probably the best plate of the three. Service was nice enough. No issues came up. Overall, disappointing food. I had expected that a chain with multiple locations across Canada might have something good or unique to offer. It didn't. It's basically a slightly better version of Denny's or IHOP - but not much better.

This is a very casual place to get a decent bite to eat. We weren't very hungry so we just opted…read morefor soup and fries. They have French onion soup and soup du jour, which happens to be minestrone today. The French onion was really good and the minestrone was not bad, maybe a little bland. The fries were crispy and good. Yes there are bees around, but I seen them at every restaurant we visited in eastern Canada this fall.

I ordered a combo which is a sandwich fries and a drink. It's mainly a beef sandwich but didn't…read moreseem heavy. Bread was soft and you could easily bite into it and enjoy it The waitress over heard our conversation and gave good input about what we're discussing, spoke of her own experience and the culture of Montreal which was very much appreciated One of my favorite places to find while visiting Montreal's old port