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This place is Terrible. I can't believe I wasted a Vegas meal on this place. Where do you go for the best Chinese food? Chinatown right? WRONG. So we walk into this place and are greeted with obvious shock and surprise, like what are you doing here? It was bizarre to say the least. We sit down and look at the menu, lots of choices most of which are spicy. We sat there for quite some time before a waitress came to take our order, she couldn't speak English very well so we pointed to the item which was also written in Chinese. The food comes out one dish at a time. We ordered house fried rice. Which turned out to be shaved cured pork belly, not bacon mind you..think salty pork, green onion and rice with an overwhelming flavor of fish sauce. It was also quite oily. Our second dish of pork spare ribs in sweet and sour sauce comes. The flavor is good but there is very little meat and mostly bone in bite sized pieces. It's not cool to be fishing in your mouth for bones especially when you feel like your being observed by patrons and staff alike. The third dish of smoked duck comes, clearly it is liquid smoke, not true smoked meat. Nothing good about this meal. I am not a rude person so we asked our server to box the leftovers so as not to insult them. I told her she could just put it in one box. I believe this offended her as she was adamant that they be put in separate boxes...ok, we walked out of there and immediately threw it in the trash which was our intent from the beginning. Hence the one box. Don't go here...fair warning. Hard lesson learned. I will be eating on the strip for my Chinese food fix from now on. I almost forgot a very angry lady came inside to complain about their delivery driver, apparently he cut her off or something in the parking lot. She asked to talk to him but the waitresses never went and got him. They were rude to her and she left very upset.
1 star

All the tapas I've had are good.  The sangria is also good.  The place can be very noisy so don't go if you're looking for an intimate dinner.
3 stars

And now we come to Cinco de Mayo. Sadly, there were no events in Montreal. I diligently searched on Google to no avail. So I settled on a snazzy Mexican joint, Lim\u00f2n, in the St. Henri quartier. I met my friend, Philippe, at 5:30 sans reservations - shame on me. Every single table in the place was open but there wasn't anything available until 8:00. Strange. I guess they just reserve the tables the whole night with reserved signs and the party has it for the whole night. So we ended up eating at the bar.\n\nEven the Mexican restaurant didn't have any Cinco de Mayo specials! Although, I guess this is to be expected since it commemorates the Battle of Puebla, which was a victory over the French. I celebrated with a couple of margaritas which weren't of the size or quality that I'm used to, and the place had absolutely no Mexican flare.The enchiladas were so so, although the presentation was very nice. The service was just so so as they could've been more friendly.

2 stars

