Datsun - Ottawa

I ordered the pork belly and fried chicken bao. The meat was good, but in terms of flavor, it didn't stand out enough to justify the price. My friend had the Dan Dan noodles, which were surprisingly small, more like an appetizer portion. It wasn't enough for a dinner, so I recommend eating something beforehand.

I visited this restaurant for dinner on a Saturday evening during the summer. It was quite busy, but we managed to snag a seat at the bar without needing a reservation. The atmosphere and decor were fantastic. The bartenders were fantastic—they served our cocktails quickly, and they were delicious. We also ordered a few snacks, which were excellent. I highly recommend this place!

The restaurant focuses on Asian fusion, and I found that the flavor profiles are more tailored to a non-Asian palate. The atmosphere is casual and laid-back, reminiscent of El Camino. I would recommend Datsun to anyone seeking a relaxed meal with slightly more intriguing flavors than your typical Western or European restaurant—just be prepared to spend a bit more.

Such a fun spot to come for a quick drink and snack after work. The pork belly bun and the cauliflower wings were delicious! The ‘wings’ were the perfect balance of sweet and spicy.The place looms great, and the staff are also very kind and helpful!

During my trip to Ottawa, our friends took us to Dansun . Not the first time we try to dine here, but in the last trip the waiting list was 1 hour 45 min.This time we were precautions and arrive early , we were in the patio area. We share different dishes, and I can 't tell you which was the best. Everything was amazing. Just the right amount of sweetness, and flavors. The buns are so soft. And cocktails are great as well. Well deserved the wait if you are around.