Cuisine Szechuan
2350 Guy St, Montreal
(514) 933-5041
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I've never been there and it closed permanently two years ago. Why didn't Google Maps delete it?
Authentic Chinese (don't expect the waiter to understand English well!) Not expensive, massive menu! Everytime I come it's quiet.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Red Chilli Beef
Exactly for what i came for❤️❤️❤️ food is totally tasty and authentic and lot of choice on the menu.The quantities are more than enough and price is affordable.I totally recommand that restaurant
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
the worst restaurant I have seen
quality and service above all
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
The chef has changed. It’s no longer the cumin chicken I love.
Great cuisine. Small and quiet place to eat.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
I've been going to this restaurant for 10 years, a little uneven in the execution but it remains my reference for ma po tofu!
Ouch! Update, there has been a change of owner and name of the establishment, the charm is broken...
The store has a new menu, and it looks like the owner has changed. It tastes really good! ?Worth having it
Not a great place and very expensive, there were 3 of us in this restaurant. The dishes are plentiful but the taste is not there. I strongly advise against it.
Best service but worst foods. The portions are small and materials are bad quality. If they want to attract more people, they need to use the authentic materials.
Restaurantji Recommends
Good taste. The owner was dishonest.
Went to this restaurant so much pre pandemic, then ordered take out during it. Great if your craving spicy Chinese food! Portions are bigger when you dine in rather than take out!
Good taste. The owner was dishonest.
I used to go to Cuisine Szechuan all the time pre-2016. It was the best Szechuan I'd had in Montreal and recommended it to people all the time. So good. I moved far away, came back a couple of years ago, and just re-tried it for the second time. First time was earlier in the pandemic for takeout - seemed greasier and less good than it used to but it was also best eaten in person so I gave it a go the other day. I didn't know that the ownership had changed but it was obvious. The waitress was friendly and I have no complaints about the service or speed but she did not seem to know what the items on the menu were. She asked someone from the kitchen a question I had about a dish and he also didn't seem to really know what I was looking for (a dish we had repeatedly ordered there in the past) and the dish they gave me was not at all what it used to be. Nothing tasted like it had much Szechuan flavour anymore and was much more bland. The green beans with pickled veg for example - still well cooked and somewhat tasty but lacked spice and I couldn't taste much if any Szechuan pickled vegetable. The shredded potato dish which used to be served as a small cold dish with vinegar and Szechuan red peppers has become an enormous pile of oily shredded potato with no discernible vinegar or spice, dumped on a plate. The braised eggplant and tofu was not the yu xiang eggplant I asked for and had a less spiced non-sweet sauce was fairly decent. Sadly I will probably not go back again, not because the food was terrible or anything but it did not at all taste like Szechuan-style food as it used to.
Amazing place! Food is Szechuan authentic! Every single plate we've ordered was finger licking good! (we were 5 people) Not over spicy! Waiter and new Owner very friendly! Service is A1! This is not a paid review, it's a must try place!!
Vegetarian options: A ton of Vegetarian Options!
Dietary restrictions: Dishes are easily adaptable to accommodate many restrictions.
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