Came for a quick bite and it was great! They are connected to a roasted meat shop so you get fresh roasted pork! Super flavorful and crispy meat! This is something you must get if you are new to Chinese cuisine! You have to order the menu items from your phone through a web browser and they come out relatively quickly. You also end up paying from your phone as well. I like this system because it's fast and you can order whenever you want. Overall the food was pretty good! Taste the same as any other dim sum place though.
J L.
Decent dim sum. Not the best but about 80 percent of the best. Waitress kindly reminded us that bbq platter has big portions and good for for big party. So, we ordered Cantonese roasted duck instead. Duck was underwhelming and not dry enough. Fried squids were delicious. Kids loved congee too.
A. T
Brand new and clean. Not traditional dim sum place, you have your own QR code, order through the link and the food will bring to your table. They don’t have all the ladies pushing the carts with food like other places. Food serve super fast after your order sent to the kitchen. Overall, food is good, portion is right.
Janine Navar
We went for lunch on a Sunday and this place was extremely packed. There were a lot of people waiting to be seated, although they have plenty of benches for people to wait. Once everyone in our large group arrived, we were seated immediately. As it was our first time at this restaurant, nobody explained to us that we had to place our order via their website. We thought we would simply pick out our choices from food carts that were going around. That said, we were waiting for 10 minutes without any food until one of the servers informed us how to place an order. Once we placed our orders, I find that they brought in our food rather quickly. Their menu is diverse and has some unique dishes. We loved the taste of their food and the portions were good as well. Overall, we had a pleasant experience and we would come back to try their other dishes. I’m taking out one star only because of their lack of communication about the ordering process.
Vivian Ly
Saw this on TikTok and wanted to try it out! Service was good, staff was nice and food came out pretty quickly after we ordered. Ordering was done through scanning a QR code and ordering online.Sadly there wasn’t any push cart or robots (thought I saw a photo of it). Cute hexagon shaped steamer box. Portion size was pretty decent. Was a little pricer than average Dim Sum but overall pretty good.
Mai T.
Have been here more than 10 times, 3 times for dinner and the rest for dim sum. The food is great, nothing to complain about.Love how big and filled the dumplings are for dim sum, and the fried milk is delicious. The menu could be bigger but every item I’ve tried, I’ve enjoyed. Expect at least a 30 minute wait time for dim sum on the weekend. Service isn’t great, but to be expected.For dinner as well, the food is delicious, although portions are on the smaller side. Would definitely recommend for quality Chinese cuisine!
Shirley Cheng
Was google searching a decent Chinese restaurant in Montreal. This is one of the good ones came up. Nice and spacious. Great customer service. Our server was polite and friendly. Detailed menu with pictures. Food served fast and hot. Portion and prices were decent. Their Peking duck was good.
Sharon Chang
Delicious dim sum, and the portions were quite generous. Mostly hits, with a miss or two. Would recommend going in a bigger group to savour more dishes.Price-wise, it is a comparable or slightly higher than some downtown locations, but the quality and setting outshines the other locations. Service-wise, it is not bad, but it does get quite crowded so the attention may be divided.The ordering system was down at the time we were ordering, but once we were able to get the attention of the service staff, they could process our orders promptly via a manual order form.
Ailine Chung
Good lookibg restaurant. Large portions, good prices, food is good. Service is OK. No one lets you know you have to scan th QR code to order. We waited like 10 minutes for either a waiter comes to pick our order or a dimsum cart to pass after realizing we should have ordered using our smartphone! What about people with no smartphone?
TT Foodie
One of my favorite Chinese restaurants in MTL ?We've been to the restaurant 3 times before its relocation. We missed the food so much ?, since we could not find any same kind of restaurant serving excellent Chinese dishes like Restaurant Impérial. Compared to Kim Fung and Ruby Rouge, Restaurant Impérial was THE BEST. ☀️ We missed HarGao and Laosha Bao so bad. ? The fried milk was the best, as we still did not find any places having it in the menu. So sad that we could not eat anymore as the location was too far??
The food were nice. They were good but slightly bland than other dimsum restaurants. The staffs working were all so friendly. However, we found hair in the tofu soup ?\u200d♀️
Har G.
BE WARE OF GETTING SCAMMED BY DELIVERY PERSON. Ordered delivery takeout from this place. Paid everything online. Food was good for the price. Like another reviewer said, the rice rolls are a bit thick. However, the delivery guy tried to scam me afterwards. Called me much much later and said I needed to etransfer him tip money. Said gas was expensive and I need to give him money?? I called the restaurant and they were really nice. They apologized and said he shouldn't have done that. I recommend you go there in person to avoid the poor delivery service. You should never feel harassed to "give tips" (or being told you "need to" etransfer the delivery's personal account).
Chuong Nguyen
A lovely Dim Sum place in the South Shore. The wait is a little bit long if you don't come early in the morning. The foods were mostly good, but it does cost more than your average Dim Sum. The carts doesn't go around the tables so you can't really see what the foods looks like. Luckily, they have a quick and efficient order system that involved QR code scanning. Fast and fresh.
Tiffany W.
We tried the har gow, siu mai, beef honeycomb tripe, cha siu cheung fun, steamed bean curd roll and a fried shrimp pancake. The food in general is not bad, maybe one of the better ones in Montreal but doesn't really measure up to what's available in the GTA. The honeycomb tripe was probably the best. The cheung fun (rice noodle rolls) we got have a thick and not very bouncy rice noodle and the cha siu was bland. Service is pretty good.
Zi Jin Su
If you are looking for a clean, good restaurant with good service, please go somewhere else, respectfully. This is a nice typical Chinese restaurant that will takes 30min to give you water but you know food will be delicious. You pay what you get and I highly suggest trying the Chicken feet. So delicious.
Came for a quick bite and it was great! They are connected to a roasted meat shop so you get fresh roasted pork! Super flavorful and crispy meat! This is something you must get if you are new to Chinese cuisine! You have to order the menu items from your phone through a web browser and they come out relatively quickly. You also end up paying from your phone as well. I like this system because it's fast and you can order whenever you want. Overall the food was pretty good! Taste the same as any other dim sum place though.
Decent dim sum. Not the best but about 80 percent of the best. Waitress kindly reminded us that bbq platter has big portions and good for for big party. So, we ordered Cantonese roasted duck instead. Duck was underwhelming and not dry enough. Fried squids were delicious. Kids loved congee too.
Brand new and clean. Not traditional dim sum place, you have your own QR code, order through the link and the food will bring to your table. They don’t have all the ladies pushing the carts with food like other places. Food serve super fast after your order sent to the kitchen. Overall, food is good, portion is right.
We went for lunch on a Sunday and this place was extremely packed. There were a lot of people waiting to be seated, although they have plenty of benches for people to wait. Once everyone in our large group arrived, we were seated immediately. As it was our first time at this restaurant, nobody explained to us that we had to place our order via their website. We thought we would simply pick out our choices from food carts that were going around. That said, we were waiting for 10 minutes without any food until one of the servers informed us how to place an order. Once we placed our orders, I find that they brought in our food rather quickly. Their menu is diverse and has some unique dishes. We loved the taste of their food and the portions were good as well. Overall, we had a pleasant experience and we would come back to try their other dishes. I’m taking out one star only because of their lack of communication about the ordering process.
Saw this on TikTok and wanted to try it out! Service was good, staff was nice and food came out pretty quickly after we ordered. Ordering was done through scanning a QR code and ordering online.Sadly there wasn’t any push cart or robots (thought I saw a photo of it). Cute hexagon shaped steamer box. Portion size was pretty decent. Was a little pricer than average Dim Sum but overall pretty good.
Have been here more than 10 times, 3 times for dinner and the rest for dim sum. The food is great, nothing to complain about.Love how big and filled the dumplings are for dim sum, and the fried milk is delicious. The menu could be bigger but every item I’ve tried, I’ve enjoyed. Expect at least a 30 minute wait time for dim sum on the weekend. Service isn’t great, but to be expected.For dinner as well, the food is delicious, although portions are on the smaller side. Would definitely recommend for quality Chinese cuisine!
Was google searching a decent Chinese restaurant in Montreal. This is one of the good ones came up. Nice and spacious. Great customer service. Our server was polite and friendly. Detailed menu with pictures. Food served fast and hot. Portion and prices were decent. Their Peking duck was good.
Delicious dim sum, and the portions were quite generous. Mostly hits, with a miss or two. Would recommend going in a bigger group to savour more dishes.Price-wise, it is a comparable or slightly higher than some downtown locations, but the quality and setting outshines the other locations. Service-wise, it is not bad, but it does get quite crowded so the attention may be divided.The ordering system was down at the time we were ordering, but once we were able to get the attention of the service staff, they could process our orders promptly via a manual order form.
Good lookibg restaurant. Large portions, good prices, food is good. Service is OK. No one lets you know you have to scan th QR code to order. We waited like 10 minutes for either a waiter comes to pick our order or a dimsum cart to pass after realizing we should have ordered using our smartphone! What about people with no smartphone?
One of my favorite Chinese restaurants in MTL ?We've been to the restaurant 3 times before its relocation. We missed the food so much ?, since we could not find any same kind of restaurant serving excellent Chinese dishes like Restaurant Impérial. Compared to Kim Fung and Ruby Rouge, Restaurant Impérial was THE BEST. ☀️ We missed HarGao and Laosha Bao so bad. ? The fried milk was the best, as we still did not find any places having it in the menu. So sad that we could not eat anymore as the location was too far??
Restaurantji Recommends
The food were nice. They were good but slightly bland than other dimsum restaurants. The staffs working were all so friendly. However, we found hair in the tofu soup ?\u200d♀️
BE WARE OF GETTING SCAMMED BY DELIVERY PERSON. Ordered delivery takeout from this place. Paid everything online. Food was good for the price. Like another reviewer said, the rice rolls are a bit thick. However, the delivery guy tried to scam me afterwards. Called me much much later and said I needed to etransfer him tip money. Said gas was expensive and I need to give him money?? I called the restaurant and they were really nice. They apologized and said he shouldn't have done that. I recommend you go there in person to avoid the poor delivery service. You should never feel harassed to "give tips" (or being told you "need to" etransfer the delivery's personal account).
A lovely Dim Sum place in the South Shore. The wait is a little bit long if you don't come early in the morning. The foods were mostly good, but it does cost more than your average Dim Sum. The carts doesn't go around the tables so you can't really see what the foods looks like. Luckily, they have a quick and efficient order system that involved QR code scanning. Fast and fresh.
We tried the har gow, siu mai, beef honeycomb tripe, cha siu cheung fun, steamed bean curd roll and a fried shrimp pancake. The food in general is not bad, maybe one of the better ones in Montreal but doesn't really measure up to what's available in the GTA. The honeycomb tripe was probably the best. The cheung fun (rice noodle rolls) we got have a thick and not very bouncy rice noodle and the cha siu was bland. Service is pretty good.
If you are looking for a clean, good restaurant with good service, please go somewhere else, respectfully. This is a nice typical Chinese restaurant that will takes 30min to give you water but you know food will be delicious. You pay what you get and I highly suggest trying the Chicken feet. So delicious.