Best Dim Sum in Montreal

Maison Kam Fung
1111 Rue Saint Urbain
Montréal, QC, Canada
(514) 878-2888
www.restaurantlamaisonkamfung.com



My friend requested Kam Fung for a good dim sum. Was also heard that it's so fresh that they make it every morning. We went there at 10am and we were so early that we were the only two sitting which somewhat great because we got the special treatment. The food was great. Definitely a something to try if you get to Montreal.

Restaurant La Maison KamFung offers a wide variety of dim sum:
Main
• Dumpling: Shrimp Dumpling; Chiu-chao style dumplings; Shaomai
• Rice noodle rolls or cheong fun
• Phoenix talons; Ngau yuk kau/ Niu rou qiu; Lotus leaf rice
• Congee
• Crispy fried squid
• Rolls: Spring roll; Tofu skin roll
• Cakes: Turnip cake; Taro cake; Water chestnut cake; Chien chang go
Sweets
• Egg tart; Jin deui or Matuan; Dou fu fa; Mango pudding; Malay Steamed Sponge Cake.

Chocolate dessert galore

Juliette Et Chocolat
1615 Rue Saint Denis
Montréal, QC H2X
(514) 510-5651
www.julietteetchocolat.com

A really cutesy chocolate dessert shop. The place is for extreme chocolate fanatic that love very thick chocolate everything - dark, semi or milk. Definitely try it when you head to Montreal.










Nutella chocolate drink - $6.50
"Very thick choclate"


Me with the drink


Chocolate fondue - $14.50


white chocolate crepes - $6.50

Yummy Cupcakes

Les Glaceurs-Glaces et Cupcakes
453 Rue Saint Sulpice
Montréal, QC H2Y2V8, Canada
(514) 504-1469
www.lesglaceurs.ca

Very pricey cupcake - around $3 per cupcake. But I think it's better than Magnolia. It's a cutesy shop filled with yummy cupcakes, drinks and jewelry that looks like cupcakes. They only have three tables so some customers can be intimidated to come in for some yummy treats. My favorite was the Vanilla and lemon cupcake.








Coconut filling cupcake, red velvet cupcake, oreo chocolate cupcake, and vanilla and lemon cupcake and

I love Paninis

Olive et Gourmando Inc
351 Rue Saint Paul Ouest, Montréal
(514) 350-1083
www.oliveetgourmando.com

First that comes in my mind is that it's a very busy Panini shop. You have to wait to be seated and then be handed a paper to place your order. The service was good. But when it gets crowded, it can be a little bit overwhelming. I definitely was pleased with my selection of my panini (Chicken panini) because it was very favorable. When it comes to paying the bill, the line is so long and it can take a while. Overall, I would definitely want to go back again.




Strawberry Lemonade and Jamaican Beer


Cubain sandwich(Braised Pork, Ham,homemade mayonnaise(pickled,lime and coriander) and gruyere cheese - $9.95


Chicken with guacamole, slice of mango, cajun spices and tomatoes - $9.95
"WOOOOOW! AMAZING"

Not just any bagels

St-Viateur Bagel
www.stviateurbagel.com

....it's better. My friend, Tina, recommended us to try St-Viateur's Bagels. Even though we were still full from lunch, we gave in to try this infamous bagel shop we keep hearing about. They have this wooden oven out in the front where this one guy placing a bunch of bagels in the row on a wooden plank. You can't get any fresher than this. Each bagel costs around 75 cents. We tried the Sesame seed bagel and it was very delicious and doughy in the middle. It has a great wooden aroma in the bagel. So, when is St-Viateur coming to New York? Oh wait, they have it in Brooklyn. I will definitely head to Hoyt St to get a bag full of bagels. Let's go!!!!!!!










Eaten Sesame Bagel

Candian Poutine

La Grande Terrasse
321, Place Jacques-Cartier
Montréal, QC H2Y
(514) 868-1955
www.grandeterrasse.com/

We picked this spot because of the atmosphere. Even though the table they picked for us was right next to the steps having people to accidently push you, except for that, it has a great view overlooking Jacques-Carter area. Since it was a nice beautiful day, it was a huge plus. Our goal was to try the Canadian Poutine and yes, it was amazing - great experience. My Chicken on a baguette was delicious. But the Chicken Quesadilla was not good for the stomach. It makes you want to go straight to the bathroom - stat. Overall, it was on a great area and good food with reasonable prices.






Canadian Poutine (Fries with gravy and cheese curds) - $8


Chicken with lettuce, tomatoes, roasted red peppers and mustard on a baguette with fries $14


It was very delicious.


Chicken Quesadilla - $15


"It didn't go well with Chris' stomach. It actually hurt his stomach."

Crepes - drools

Crepe Cafe
362 Notre-Dame Est
Montréal, QC H2Y
(514) 759-6755







Best Crepe I ever had. Montreal is highly influenced with French culture so my mission was to find the most yummiest crepe. I was so happy to find the first crepe place and was very satisfied with the result. It's a small shop but very comfy. It was closing at the time so I was reluctant to order anything until the lady behind the counter told me that I can order out. She was very amicable with what kind of crepe I wanted, whether it was sweet or salty. She recommended me something not on the menu - caramel crepes sprinkled in white sugary powder with whip cream dipping cup. Before even tasting it, I could smell the sweetness. Once I took a bite, it was heaven.


Caramel crepe $7.95 (Comes with cafe)

les 3 brasseurs

732 Ste-Catherine St. W.
Montreal, Quebec
Tel: 514.788.6333
Fax: 514.788.5032
www.les3brasseurs.ca (Vary locations)


Logo


Exterior

A popular drinking spot in Montreal. Brasseurs means Brewers. They make their own beers; three huge brewery stations are mostly located on the 2nd floor. The place is very comfortable with the young college students and young professionals hanging around for a night light beer. Definitely try the blonde - it has a aromatic taste with a hint of sweetness. I had the strawberry margarita. I wish it was served in a margarita glass but then again, it's a beer place so I can't complain. I didn't get to try any bar food but it's probably great.


The 3 Brewers’ four sisters – the blond, the amber, the virago and the shy sister - Sampler