Restaurant la Maison Kam Fung

This is a typical Chinese restaurant, where local ones go to have super tasteful food for a reasonable price. Don't expect anything fancy, it is the opposite of that, but if you are looking for the best dumplings of your life, that's the right place to go for sure!

This was a delivery order to a hotel. No utensils where included as specified with the order. $100 worth of food rendered inedible without utensils. Seriously heinous mistake.

This place is amassing, the food was so fresh and tasty, and the service was so friendly. We were all extremely happy, thank you all for your service, we will certainly be back!!!

A waiter at our hotel suggested this restaurant, and we should not have listened. 4 small plates of dim sum, and a cup of rice totaled $38 (without tip). Food was just average.

The worst of the worst ever Chinese dim sum I ever had in my life. If there is a negative star available, I would have given it a negative score. We arrived in Chinatown on our 3rd day of Montreal vacation. Based on the reviews on Google and some online magazine's recommendations, I just picked this 3.9 stars dim sum restaurant. I did not feel right the moment I walked inside, it's not busy at all at 1030 am, then I knew I made a huge mistake because I knew right away, the food I was going to order will not be fresh, as a Chinese person myself, I know too well how these restaurants run no waste, reheat the left overs. BUT we stick to our guts and order 8 dishes, the first dish that came out was a deep fried taro root, completely COLD, the waitress said that they fried it in the morning ???? I mean I am here to eat fresh dim sum, not what u fried 3 hours ago. The sticky rice wrap was barely warm, dry, no taste, the beef rice wrap was also barely heated, not even hot, the steam beef ball was the absolute day old, dry, dark, mushy, and tasted so bad that we did not even bother to eat it. The only hot dish we had was the pan fried shrimp egg plant, and the sauce had no taste. By the time we paid our bills, the waitress DEMANDed a 15% tip. We paid what was needed and walked right out. I do not understand how a restaurant can still be in business while serving these cold dim sum to customers. Don't bother going to dim sum in Montreal, the Best places are in Richmond, BC, and Markham, Ont.