Senzuru - Montréal

We discovered this restaurant while strolling through Chinatown. It was crowded and it seemed like they were short-staffed. It took a long time for someone to take our order. The food was delicious though. They give you a huge portion, around 15 dumplings. The atmosphere was a bit chaotic, lacking ambiance, and the bathroom was not well-maintained. However, they serve amazing noodles.

My cousin and I went to this restaurant for dumplings. I ordered fried dumplings and beef roast rice. I was charged extra for 1 peanut sauce and 2 soy dipping sauces. The 12 shrimp and pork dumplings were tasty, but the additional $1.50 charge for fried dumplings was unreasonable. The beef roast rice lacked meat and the little meat it did have was tough. This restaurant prefers English over French. The tax in Quebec is also high. Our bill totaled $44.00, including 2 disappointing Coca-Colas. Save your money and avoid this place. Overall, a disappointing experience.

We stumbled upon this lovely noodle restaurant while walking through Chinatown. Upon entering, we noticed that the dumplings were homemade and I had a feeling they would be delicious. We decided to split a plate of pork and chive dumplings, which cost around $11 to $12 for 15 pieces. Excellent prices! We started with an amazing soup and then tried the beef soup, which was a standout dish. I highly recommend this spot for those craving noodles or noodle soup.

It was awhile that we could eat here, but again one of my favourites for dumplings. Made before them with a lot of numbers from which they can taste different flavors and fillings. the other elements in the menu. very good also noodles and suppe.

Dumplings smelled like dish rag, only gave the 1 star because the wonton soup was ok. I only ate 2 of the 15 dumplings. When I payed the waitress even dared to ask me for a tip eventhough she saw I almost didn't touch the...dumplings. Bad experience. I don't like dish rag dumplings maybe other people do.