Chinese Restaurants in St Sauveur, QC

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  • Le Gourmand De Szechuan 166 Rue Principale, Saint-Sauveur Chinese · $$

    1 Le Gourmand De Szechuan

    4.3 Superb 47 Reviews

    166 Rue Principale, Saint-Sauveur

    Customers’ favorites

    • Siu Mie Raviolis Au Porc & Crevettes Vapeur 6 Siu Mie Steamed Shrimps & Pork Dumplings 6
    • Soup de Nouilles Au Bœuf Et Légumes Beef And Vegetables Noodles Or Vermicelli Soup
    • Aubergine Avec la Sauce Piquante À l'Ail Eggplant With Spicy Garlic Sauce
    • Raviolis Hunan Sauce Aux Arachides 8 Hunan Dumplings With Peanut Sauce 8

    “AMAZING! we took the table d'hôte with #1 for 1 person and #2 for one person too. Replace the hunan beef with pineapple chicken, extra $1. Total bill with tax: $58 The sesame beef was so tender, the best sesame beef of my life! General tao chicken and pineapple chicken contain no fat, just juicy but well-cooked chicken breast. Breading not too thick. The cashew chicken is super tender and very tasty. The soups are excellent and the rolls too. I recommend without hesitation! It’s a shame that we’re only passing through the region because I would happily go back. Ha and I forgot, everything was super hot when we got home (we took take out) the preparation time only took 15 minutes. Vegetarian options: See menu in photo. Parking: Parking near the restaurant”

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