Restaurant La Perle
$$ • Chinese, Thai, VegetarianAbout Restaurant La Perle
Customers' Favorites
Thai Style Sauteed Chicken with Cashew Nuts and Crispy
Schezwan Chicken Satay Beef with Garlic Sauce
Sauteed Chicken with Zucchinis and Mushrooms
Chicken and Mixed Vegetables Fried Rice
Pekinese Style Imperial Shrimps
Crispy Beef with Sesame Seeds
Vegetable Spring Rolls Fried
Beef with Black Pepper Sauce
Rice Vegetables Fried Rice
Beef with Black Bean Sauce
Restaurant La Perle Reviews
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Tout est excellents belle place j’adore ce restaurent
First time and I really enjoyed!!! Will definitely recommend!
My favorite all you can eat restaurant!
Great service, delicious food! 100% recommend
Great service, delicious food! 100% recommend
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11:30AM - 2PM 4:30 - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30AM - 2PM 4:30 - 9PM |
| Thursday | 4:30 - 9PM 11:30AM - 2PM |
| Friday | 11:30AM - 2PM 4:30 - 10PM |
| Saturday | 4 - 10PM |
| Sunday | 4 - 9PM |
Restaurant La Perle, located on the West Island of Montreal, offers a mix of Chinese and Thai cuisine. The entrance is through a main building, which can be confusing. The restaurant provides two dining options: all you can eat or pay by plate. Customers use a pencil and paper to order, and the service is fast. Signature dishes include General Tao Chicken and dry fried shrimp with garlic butter sauce. The food is presented well and arrives quickly. The restaurant has good seating arrangements and plenty of parking. They close at 10 pm and offer fortune cookies with the bill.
Although it is a little expensive, the restaurant is worth it because it is an ad libitum buffet where dishes are brought to the table, making it ideal for groups. The Thai food is tasty, and the atmosphere is very good, dignified, and beautiful. The food used to be better, and recent experiences suggest that customers need to insist on getting certain dishes like peanut butter dumplings and canape, which can take a long time to arrive. In the past, the restaurant was known for its good all-you-can-eat options, but sometimes wait times for main dishes can be over 1.5 hours. Still, many find the food very good and worth a visit. Visitors recommend trying the shrimp toast and peanut butter dumplings, and some enjoy the banana fritters. Reservations are recommended, as the place tends to get very crowded, especially when everyone eats at the same table. The restaurant also includes dessert, tea, or coffee with the meal. Overall, it remains a popular spot worth visiting again.
Recent reviews describe the food as good and fresh, and some call it the best food in its class. The waitress was attentive to a large group and quick, though some dishes were disappointing. The restaurant remains a consistent and nostalgic choice for many. However, reservations may not be recorded correctly, and some customers report a lack of effort to apologize or fix the problem. While it is all you can eat, some feel the price is a bit much.