Top Rated Restaurants & Cafes in Montreal

If you wish to give your palate a break from the local cuisine head to Pho Bang New York, a quaint Vietnamese restaurant serving soulful food. This restaurant is a chain of the Pho Bang in New York and gives the same authentic taste as its American sister. From Tonkinoise soup, spring rolls, Bun Bo Hue to the beef soup and more, everything in Pho Bang arrives at your table in massive portions. Their taste suits the likes of kids and adults, which makes a visit to Pho Bang New York, a complete family experience. On a cold evening, a take out from them comes recommended.

Tucked away amidst the myriad little Asian shops and eateries lining the streets of Chinatown in Montreal, you'll find Pho Cali. Though not much to look at, and largely popular as a take-away, their selection of Vietnamese staples like Pho, Spring rolls, Bahn Mi are a good option for a budget friendly and filling meal. Especially popular with a younger crowd and students and professionals looking for a quick, reasonable meal. For takeaways give them a call.

If you're in the neighborhood of Chinatown and craving Ramen noodles, Sumo Ramen has a nice selection of dishes to choose from. Casually cheerful, the décor is simple but nice. With Japanese specialities like Edamame, Gyoza, Fried Tofo, Takoyaki, Japanese Curry Rice besides the hearty Ramen variations there is plenty to choose from. Try a glass of their popular Bubble Tea along with your meal. The appetizer selection is especially popular with regular customers.

Ming Tao Xuan is a tea cafe which serves a huge variety of teas prepared in typical Chinese style. It has some vegetarian appetizers as well. Entire room is decorated with Chinese artworks and paintings. You can find beautiful Chinese and Japanese articles like tea cups, spoons, containers, etc. They also have beautiful jewellery made from local stones and beads. You can also check and order these items from their website. They deliver to almost all the parts of the world.

As you walk around Chinatown, you'll come across several little eateries and cafes, tucked into little nooks and crannies. Though unremarkable to look at, you won't come here for the décor, but for the food. Pho 97 has it's fare share of regulars lining up to savor their favorite dishes. Best known for it's steaming bowls of Vietnamese Pho served with thin noodles and plenty of filling toppings. Other popular dishes on the menu include Vietnamese cold spring rolls and steamed chicken dumplings. Enjoy a cup of their complimentary green tea as you wait for your meal. The best part is, you won't burn a hole in your pocket after eating here, prices are very reasonable.

Popular chain of cafes and coffee-house, Tim Hortons is best known for it's delightfully flavorful coffees, efficient service and sweet treats. A great option whether you're looking to pick up a coffee to-go or whether you'd like to sit and relax for a while. With available Wifi, comfortable atmosphere and a nice selection of their special doughnuts, sandwiches, wraps and of course, hot coffee you can easily spend a few hours at this neighborhood coffee shop, tucked away in the lovely historic district of Old Montreal.