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5.0 (1 review)
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The Corner - General Tao Chicken.  Requested no rice, no sesame seeds. $6.99.

The Corner

4.9(7 reviews)
76.5 km

TL;DR/The Short Version: Cute little permanent food truck that sells Asian food. Menu is small…read more Food was good. The Long Version: The Corner is where "Bite This" used to be. It's a little food shack next to Tru Tea. They just opened at the beginning of September 2024. They sell Asian food, mostly snack foods like Bao, pan-fried buns and dumplings, but they also had General Tao Chicken, wonton soup, and Japanese curry. I got an order of General Tao Chicken ($6.99) with no sesame seeds and without rice, as well as the Pan-fried Beef Bing ($9.99) for my husband and I to share as a snack. The portion of the General Tao Chicken was small, like an appetizer, which was expected for the price. It was a bit doughy with lots of breading, but still tasted good. It was dark meat. The sauce was sweet and not spicy at all. The beef bing (there were 2 per order) were a bit greasy but had good flavour and the dough wasn't too thick. They have 2 seats indoors but lots of outdoor seating. I guess they will be mostly a takeout place in the winter. Service was pleasant. I spoke with the owner and she said they opened the restaurant because her parents "wanted something to do." LOL. Not sure I'd want to run a restaurant/food truck in my golden years, but hey, if it makes them happy. I'm thrilled to have a new place in the neighbourhood that sells hot foods you can have as snacks. My husband and I often go for walks in the neighbourhood and sometimes I feel for some food, but just something snacky like a samosa or bao, so this place fits the bill perfectly. Looking forward to trying out their other items. Street parking only. (173)

Amazing food reasonably priced and great atmosphere! Fast and friendly service. Highly recommendread more

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The Corner - Seating inside

Seating inside

The Corner - Cross section of the Pan-fried Beef Buns.

Cross section of the Pan-fried Beef Buns.

The Corner - Front of the restaurant. It's a permanent food truck.

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Front of the restaurant. It's a permanent food truck.

Le Petit Vibe

Le Petit Vibe

4.4(20 reviews)
113.5 kmVille-Marie

Amazing macaroni salad and great Hawaiian-style and Filipino cuisine. I have only tried one dish…read morehere but I am obsessed! Wish they would bring back the buy 1 get one free for the Hawaiian chicken dish, I'd be getting it every other day lol!

They have a brunch menu as well! But they allowed me to order from their dinner menu during lunch…read more I ordered the lechon and it was deliciously crispy and had a good amount of fat. It came with the mac salad and a green salad as a side on my plate. I read another review here that said the mac salad was tasteless, but it was pretty on par with the mac salads I've had in Hawaii. The waitress also suggested an "all-purpose sauce" to go with the lechon and I really quite liked it! Preferred it to the default vinegar sauce that my dish came with. My boyfriend ordered one of their brunch dishes: the chicken and waffles. It came with ube butter! And you can actually taste the ube! The pancake itself was banana-based in taste. The chicken was perfectly fried, but my boyfriend said it was a little bit too salty. But I thought it was alright in saltiness. We also got a spam and tamago musubi to share. Glad to see musubi offered! It was freshly made and quite warm to the touch when it got to us. Yum! Overall, loved the decor here and happy with the variety of dishes offered! Have been missing Hawaiian foods since my Hawaii trip a few months back, and having more Filipino food options in Montreal are always welcomed!

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Le Petit Vibe
Le Petit Vibe
Le Petit Vibe

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Sen Kitchen - Pork chop and fried egg on rice

Sen Kitchen

4.0(6 reviews)
71.8 km

Sen Kitchen is one of the vendors at the Queen Street Fare food hall. They also have a full service…read morerestaurant in Lansdowne Park. This review is for the location at Queen Street Fare. I had the Chicken Pad Thai $12 and asked them to hold the bean sprouts. Overall I thought it was ok, but nothing great. I was hoping that it would have some other vegetables in it like cabbage, carrots or peppers, but it was basically just noodles, egg, and chicken. It was really un-photogenic and tasted like it looked. I liked that the chicken was lean and there weren't any fatty nor gristlely bits. The flavour itself was ok, not too salty nor too sweet. It didn't taste like ketchup or anything like that thankfully. It was just kind of unremarkable IMO. I would say it was along the lines of Thai Express, but more expensive :(

This is the sister restaurant to Sen Lansdowne. The selection is smaller but solid with mostly…read moretraditional Vietnamese dishes (vermicelli, rice dishes, spring rolls) and a couple of fusion dishes (Pad Thai, General Tso chicken). It is a counter in the Queen street fare, that was opened a year or two ago with a high end decor, comfortable environment, and other interesting vendors. The food our party tried (grilled pork on vermicelli, General Tso chicken on rice, spring rolls and pork belly bun) were all well seasoned and fresh. The quantities are on the slightly smaller size but the flavours and freshness are there! The presentation is very nice too. Definitely will have this again.

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Sen Kitchen - Decor

Decor

Sen Kitchen - Grilled chicken on vermicelli

Grilled chicken on vermicelli

Sen Kitchen - Chicken curry

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Chicken curry

Le Gourmand - panasian - Updated July 2026

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