This place is a hidden gem. I highly recommend if you are looking for some amazing Asian street…read morefood the Bao buns with the spring rolls for an app are to die for. My husband had a pork bun and I had the fried chicken. The staff is fantastic. The food is fresh and I cannot wait to come back here again. It is my first time in Quebec and this is a must go to. Look for William at the bar, he was very helpful and made amazing drinks!

Great food, drink, ambiance, and service! Bao buns are tasty and big, cocktails delicious.read more

We found Le Don on Yelp. Nice interesting decor…read more Le Don has an inexpensive lunch special. We also ordered the signature dumplings : delicious with pleasant ginger notes. The broccoli soup was excellent. Same for the house salad with crispy chickpeas. We enjoyed the Impossible burger and the mushroom risotto: the mushroom risotto is one if the best risottos we've had the privilege to enjoy. The meal was capped with a delicious blueberry crumble and vegan soy latte. Service was fast, friendly and efficient.

Le Don is a serious vegan restaurant with a chill yet lively atmosphere. We visited on a Monday…read moreevening and the place was packed to the brim -- after about a 30 min wait, we were luckily the last couple to be seated! We started with the panko-fried cauliflower, a creative take on the veggie served with a vibrant green herbaceous sauce that added an interesting layer of flavor. For entrées, I really enjoyed the tostadas -- well-executed Mexican flavors loaded with veggies, cheese, and surprisingly satisfying plant-based "meat" chunks. The Thai tofu and vegetable soup was warm and hearty, although the flavors were a little too subtle for us and could have packed more punch. For dessert, the eleven-layer chocolate cake certainly looked decadent, but unfortunately the vegan interpretation of this indulgent classic didn't quite hit the mark for us. Service was warm and friendly, though a bit slow -- perhaps we're just spoiled by the pace of NYC dining! Overall, Le Don impresses with its creative concept, varied menu, and cozy atmosphere. Set moderate expectations & it's definitely worth a stop for a relaxed vegan meal in Quebec City.

Delicious Pad Thai, modern and clean, great staff... highly recommend if you're in the area!read more

Looking for a quick and casual meal we found this place on Google. The space is very unassuming…read moreand is actually located next to the main restaurant Bati Bassac (closed Sunday and Monday's). You walk through the patio to the space that is the kitchen with a large counter for takeout orders. Because we were planning to eat in (at the patio) we would have table service. Space is very pretty with picnic and patio tables with patio lights hung above. The food is Thai/Cambodian and runs from appetizers to mains to dessert. The patio is licensed so you can order a glass of wine or a beer. Flavours and portions were okay. Dishes can be shareable but are not huge. Patio has heat lamps so you can actually sit well into the late fall. We were told that once the Quebec winter hits the patio is closed and they are only open for takeout but there are a couple of small tables inside to eat in. Service was really good. It was the great casual meal we were looking for.

Okay. Firstly, I'm Asian. Secondly, I eat so much Thai food wherever I go and coming from Toronto…read morethere is tons of Thai food. This restaurant is INSANELY AMAZING! We were going to drive to Quebec City but got tired and instead found this restaurant on Yelp. You HAVE TO TRY THIS PLACE especially there PAD SEE EW!! It's so hard to get noodles the right texture and the flavour is INSANE!! Must must try! I wish this restaurant was in Toronto. Also. The prices are sooooo cheap considered the portions are huge! This is a gem!!

If I could give 4.5 I would. Let me rave first. The food is incredible, just go and don't ask any…read morequestions - just run there if possible before anything changes. The spring rolls are incredibly fresh and tasty. The soups were unbelievably tasty. The Tonkinese soup is a mini-pho and wonderfully flavorful. My wife ordered the pad see ew and raved about it's flavor; possibly the best she's ever had anywhere. I ordered the Pham Thai with chicken. Amazing, just amazing flavors. Now, the surprise. The amount you get served on a plate could easily feed 2 people; no joke. Now the only compliant. The wait. I honestly think another cook would take this place next level. I thought they focused too much on their to-go orders more than the customers seated and waiting for their food. Flavors = 12 out of 10. Service by wonderful wait staff = 10 out of 10. Time to plate the food for seated customers = 5 out of 10. When we visit Quebec from the U.S. again, we will come back for the incredible food and hopefully the plating time is fixed.

Pick up order in downtown Quebec. More of a fast food joint…read morein terms of quality and taste but would still recommend it. We had the green curry chicken with rice, pad see ew with beef, and the chicken Pad Thai. The Thai green curry chicken with rice was great! A lot of flavors swirling in the sauce and didn't have a lot of heat which is what I wanted/ very mild! Green peppers and onions dotted the taste and added crunch to the dish. The Pad See Ew with beef was generous in size and came with vegetables as well. It would be better with more basil added but still was a good dish. The Pad Thai with chicken was just okay - although lacking in egg and more veggies ( bean sprouts, scallions, etc) that usually comes in Pad Thai, and the sauce could've used more oomph because the tamarind was very strong. No peanuts and the noodles were not flat but looked rounded. Overall this is a good take out to stay in during winter time and if you are at a hotel just wanting to stay indoors, as we did. Prices were decent and affordable. Service was good/ can be more focused on orders , we paid an extra $0.80 as per their website if we wanted a bowl instead of a take out box but 2 out of 4 dishes came in a takeout box.

A dejeuner, I ordered pad thai, but what I received was egg-noodle spaghetti topped with chicken…read morefrom a bag, beansprouts and a dollup of bottled thai sauce. The owner, upon noticing my profound disdain for the slop he'd just served me, rushed over to our table to offer a replacement for my meal. I'll give him credit for that. Unfortunately, his recommended replacement was only marginally better, a stir fry of peppers, onions, and breaded beef chunks served over rice swimming in several ounces of diluted hoisin sauce. The food here is definitely 1 star, but I'm giving a 2 star rating to my review for the owner's attempt at customer service.

We were craving spice in Quebec City and set out looking for Asian food. That search led us to…read moreMadame Phan. Both of us--coming from different parts of Asia--were hopeful. The food? It was okay. It gave us the spice fix we needed, but it wasn't authentic. I wish I could rate it higher, but I feel a responsibility to be critical when it comes to Asian cuisine. Too often, Asian food is watered down for Western taste buds. It's a disservice to the cultures it represents. Quebec City already feels deeply European, and I would love to see more pride in showcasing Asian food as it really is. Here's the truth: authentic food usually outperforms the "tailored-to-locals" version. People rise to the occasion when they're given the real thing. Sadly, what I often see--here included--is the opposite. Local diners leave thinking they've "experienced Asian food" when, in fact, they haven't. The first red flag was in the description itself: "Asian." Asia is vast and diverse. Expecting one restaurant, or one chef, to represent it all is impossible. It's like walking into a place that claims to serve all European food under one roof. Unrealistic by definition. So, no, Madame Phan isn't authentic. But it did serve its purpose: it gave us something spicy when we needed it. I just wish more restaurants here leaned into authenticity rather than compromise. Because authentic Asian food deserves better than this.

The interior is your typical no-frills Asian restaurant--simple and straightforward. Service was…read morequick, and the food came out fast. Quebec City isn't exactly known for authentic or high-quality Asian cuisine, so it's best to keep your expectations in check. This place is about as close as you'll get. The pho wasn't authentic--the broth tasted more like beef bouillon, so I'd skip that. The Thai chicken had a good kick of spice, and the General Tao's was actually pretty solid. Overall, there aren't many Asian food options in the city, but this place gets the job done.

Very flavorful Vietnamese com combo. The soup is a yummy vegetable soup. I got the 3 meat combo and…read moreand small soup for $15 Canadian.

Not really authentic Vietnamese food. Its more like Thai style but without the good curry dishes…read moreyou would expect from decent Thai restaurant. Service was quite slow. I waited 20 mins after sitting down before someone got me a menu. Food prep was also slow. The plate i ordered (chicken in lemongrass was a soggy mess). Too much starch reduction and chicken has no flavour. Can definitely taste MSG. IMO not worth the price.

This restaurant had been closed for a year. Now, it is the Golden Rice, Cuisine Afghane! We came to…read morethis restaurant, it has a different name and owner! Although we did not eat at the restaurant. I still give 5 stars to the new restaurant for the helpfulness of the waitresses working there! While there were no customers at the time at the restaurant, two friendly and very helpful young waitresses helped us to catch a taxi back to our hotel on a very busy late afternoon of the city festical day! Thank you, ladies for assisting us after our 3 failed attempts (by phone calls) to catch a taxi!

I'm starting to notice, Pho joints in Quebec are not as good as Pho joints in Ontario. This is the…read more2nd time I went to a Vietnamese restaurant in Quebec. Their price is ridiculous for their 1 size only Pho and Hue. Back home in Ontario, you would be able to get a a XL pho for $15.50. The Pho here was so small, it barely had any noodles. Normally I never drink all the soup but this time I had to drink it all because I was still hungry. They really do it different here with their Pho. They put the bean sprouts directly in the soup for you before they bring it out to you. I don't like my bean sprout fully cook and soggy. Also where the is the lime? Did they squeeze the lime in it for me too? Where are the basils? Meatballs? The taste of the broth is subjective, these guys went with a flavourful herbal taste instead of the strong beef taste. The Bun Bo Hue's broth was ok. Once again it was very small just like the Pho. Missing a lot of key ingredient again. The atmosphear was good. They did their best with the limited amount of space they had. Service was prompt. This place could be a lot better because their broth taste good but way too many ingredients missing.

This family owned restaurant made us feel like family. They were so nice, accommodated our vegan…read moreand pescatarian requests and the food was delicious.

A hidden gem at the low town section serving authentic Thai and Vietnamese food at its best. Well…read morecooked with fresh ingredients and savory dishes from soupy noodles to stirred fried dishes. A surprise is the exotic desserts with pineapples, mango and tapioca to finish off the meal.