Got takeout from here after arriving from Ottawa and not wanting to go out to eat. Ordered general…read moretsos chicken with white rice and the wontons with peanut butter sauce and both were delicious! It was delivered sooner than it was expected and the food was hot! Highly recommend Aunt Dai's!

"Please note: my review is based solely on ONE dish "Beef Broccoli" that I ordered through…read moreDoorDash" I visited Montréal for the first time in the end of April. My places to see and eat were already listed and Aunt Dai was on the top of that list of the Montréal food scene. After a flight and long day of exploring, the cold Canadian weather made me crave some warm and delicious Chinese food. But due to lack of energy I decided to order it through DoorDash. After watching so many YouTube and TikTok videos of this place I ordered food from here with high expectations only for them to come crashing down. My order of the spring rolls were mediocre at best but edible. The beef broccoli was a disappointment is to say the least. It seemed like they boiled the beef, carrots and broccoli together and dumbed some soy sauce over it. The sauce was runny, I had asked for extra sauce not watered down soy sauce. Flavor profile was completely missing from the dish. Beef wasn't marinated, fried or stir fried and then mixed with broccoli. It was only Boiled!!! No effort was actually applied into creating this dish. For my first Chinese meal in Canada I was definitely left feeling dissatisfied.

TLDR: Simple no frills kind of place. Delicious food at a reasonable price served by the sweetest…read morelittle old ladies. I have had Le Roi du Wonton on my list of places to try for years now, but they aren't open on the weekends and when we come to Montreal, it's usually just for the weekend. However, we were in Montreal on a Friday and early enough to dine there before they closed at 7pm so I finally got to experience their delightful wontons. I ordered their famous namesake, the wonton soup ($6.99) and my husband got the General Tao Shrimp ($17.99). My husband was so excited to see General Tao Shrimp on the menu. It was our first time seeing such an item. He LOVES General Tao Chicken and he LOVES shrimp, so he had to get the General Tao Shrimp. He loved it! His dish had 10 large and juicy shrimp battered and deep-fried with a sweet, spicy and sour sauce on top with onions, carrots, bell peppers and green onions. The sauce was reminiscent of the sauce on sweet and sour pork, but with a spicy kick. I had one shrimp and agree that it was fantastic. His dish came with a small bowl of white rice. My wonton soup was also delicious. It came with 5 huge wontons. Like the biggest wontons I've ever seen in my life, lol. They were filled with ground pork. The filling was a little saltier than I like, but I don't eat a lot of salt, so I think most people would think it's fine. It had some chopped up lettuce, thin slices of omelette, seaweed, some pickled vegetable that I could not identify, and green onions. Very tasty and such a good price! We got a pot of complimentary jasmine tea to start. And for dessert we were given complimentary wafers. Two sweet little old ladies ran the show when we were there. They were very welcoming. And they practiced excellent hand hygiene. They were both cooking in the kitchen when I went up to pay. One of them washed her hands before and after cashing me out at the register. The place is very utilitarian. You do not come for the decor. They seem to have some faithful regulars though. When we were there a lady who appeared like she perhaps came every Friday as when she arrived she announced it's Friday and she was greeted like they were expecting her. She ordered a dish to eat there and one to take away afterwards. I can see why they would have a loyal following. I definitely recommend! Street parking only, as expected for this part of town. We walked over from our hotel. Oh, it's cash or debit only. They don't take credit cards. (116)

If you're looking for a place for fancy Asian food, please don't go to this eatery…read more The food, the layout and decoration here reminds you of home. Food tasted like they're prepared by your parents/grandparents needs no more further description The servers were extremely sweet and friendly, who were afraid that we were not full, afraid that we were not hydrated. Very homely environment

The owner was very attentive and ensured everything was to our liking. The food was pretty decent,…read morebut nothing outstanding. The great price bumps it up from 3 star to 4 star. The place is small, so large groups may have issues.

Small Taiwanese homemade food. The owner is friend. Handmade pineapple cakes are amazingread more

Super cute spot with an amazing aesthetic, but the menu can be low-key confusing if you don't know…read morethe items. We got a massive shaved ice bowl with boba, condensed milk, lychee, and mochi. Honestly, this type of dessert isn't really my thing, but the quality is definitely there and the portions are huge. If you're already a fan of these flavors, you'll probably love it! Just not a personal favorite.

+Very comfortable and clean inside +Plenty of traditional and non-traditional options available…read more+Kind service +Open late-ish +Oreo tornado and wintermelon tea, would order both again!!

This is a casual Taiwanese joint in the heart of downtown Montreal, with easy access to Centre…read moreBell, which came in handy for us recently. They seem to do a fair bit of takeaway for bubble teas and foods. We were seated quickly and the menu was accessible via a QR code, except the code printed on our table was so faded that our scanner didn't recognise it and we had initial trouble loading up the menu. There was another of the same code printed on a specials menu, which is how we got our menu up. The food took about 10 minutes and there were a few other groups dining in. The vasir rice is something we had wanted to try for a few months, and it was overall worth the wait, although it's still not my all-time fave minced pork rice. The pork was tender and thankfully they serve a good amount of juice so the whole thing wasn't dry, which has been an issue with some other versions of this dish elsewhere. The use of stir fried veggies is interesting and again something we haven't seen elsewhere, and while it's not my fave, it's one of the better versions we've had. I initially balked at the seemingly copious amounts of sauce over the cheese potato korokke, but apparently we needed all that sauce and, while is rather not have cheese in my korokke, it was cooked like it should (crisp on the outside, tender inside) and was tasty. Staff come around with a handheld EFTPOS for payment, and it was all in all a pretty seamless experience. I would return for the same and other stuff in the future.

Cute taiwanese cafe! We reserved ahead of time and I'm glad we did as the restaurant slowly got…read morebusier at night. We ordered: General Tao poutine ($16) Fried squid tentacles ($7) Iron plate noodles ($14) Oyakodon ($13.45) Beef noodle soup ($13.25) Drinks: Dark oolong creamy ($5.75) Aloe lemonade winter melon ($5.7) Passion fruit green tea ($5.8) Pretty decent size portions here! The general Tao poutine was surprisingly really delicious and unique! It used sweet potato fries and instead of gravy, a sweet savory sauce! The squid tentacles were super crispy. The iron plate noodles were kind of basic. It straight up tasted of just black pepper. The oyakodon was pretty okay too. The beef noodle soup had really chewy noodles and the beef was good but portion was smaller than I thought. Don't order this if you can't handle spice! The drinks were especially good and extremely worth it if you order their biggest size! Love that they come with so many options and toppings.

We are at Sam cha right next to this restaurant and decided to get some desserts…read more The place looks cute and staffs are very friendly. I ordered the toast dessert but they ran out and tried so hard to accommodate us. Food was ok but we didn't like the boba tea.

Dancing Pink Elephant sign caught my eye in the evening but it was closed so went there another…read moretime. Friendly guy who took the order with a smile and quickly made my tea. Jasmine tea was not strong enough. Sometimes the tea flavors get lost when ask for less sugar. But will give it another try and maybe try the shibuya Honey Toast that remind of after you desserts in Thailand.

August 2024, Ordered general Tao, shrimp tempura, won ton soup and Hunan dumplings. Tasty but…read moretoooooo much breading. Had trouble finding the chicken pieces & shrimp in the General Tao and shrimp tempura. Sauces are excellent also portions. Prices are reasonable. Service was excellent and very friendly however sadly not worth the deal.

I had ordered 3 appetizers of chicken wonton raviolis with peanut butter sauce, 1 pork braised with…read moresoya sauté noodles, 1 vermicelli noodles with a spring roll, 1chicken wonton with sauté noodles trio, 1 Black Peppered Chicken with 4 extra braised eggs, 1 iced green tea and 3 milk tea drinks. After 1 bubble waffle, thinking they wouldn't get it wrong; but they did. The service was reckless and they got the orders all wrong. Something was always missing, and we had got overcharged for a dish we didn't order. The ambiance was okay, it was in a little strip mall. It closes on Wednesdays and Sundays.

We had amazing bing su and boba tea here. Everything tasted great and cooled us off on a hot day…read more The service was pleasant and the food came out quickly.

We went here after craving bingsoo, and it could've been better. If you're looking for a quick fix…read moreand don't mind quality, this would be a good place to go to, but if you're looking for quality, I would look elsewhere. Zoé is a dessert place in combination with a Presotea, so the signage might be a little confusing in that regard. There's a good selection of appetizers and other desserts like sweet rice, other bingsoos, bubble teas, etc. but not too special otherwise.