Expenive, but its kosher, so the quality is high. its not really mexican, but i suppose they have decent tacos...

Hands down the worst falafel i've ever had. <br> I'm willing to give them one more shot. . .I'll let you know how it goes. . . <br> You can always tell a falafel place by the color of their pickled turnip.

I guess its ok, but if you're on Mmonkland ther are so mnay other places to eat. . . .and people-watching is people-watching.

Almost as good as the original on boul st-laurent. the menu is more elaborate, but the quality is down and the crowd is less cool, more downtown.

This is the place to go if you want lobster at a cheap price. I still haven't found any other restaurant whose lobster is cheaper than this restaurant. Their lunch (dim sun) is also very good. Service is not that great.

Mostly a take out counter, but you can also dine in (in a rather cold atmosphere, though). They have a nice selection of Sechuan food, which you choose directly at the counter. Try their dumplings, they are very good.

i love this place. <br> it is chinatown outside of chinatown. <br> thier noodles with shrimp are amazing, and the soups are all good on a cold winter day.

This is what i imagine a cafeteria in china would be. <br> cheap. fast, and crappy service, but the food is REAL.

Some of the best in town, with spectacular service and fantastic sushi. and now they have opened a new location on the trendy corner of Main/Prince Arthur.

Do like Ming. <br> And "Ming Do!" <br> Good lobster special, but a little cheap on the quantity...but what do you expect?

These burgers are so thin you can "slide them under a door". <br> Really, that's the slogan and they ain't lying. There are a few of these all over town, and all are consistently good. Of course, how hard is it to make a burger? The fries are good too.

How this retaurant got on this website, I'll neve know. <br> If you want a burger, ther are mnay other places to go.

Some places are great and some places are ok - Deli Planet is ok. The best thing about this place is that it is in Central Station, so you can people-watch all the train passengers. . .pretty cool way to spend a day. A few annoying things.. booths are cramp....soft drinks are expensive and they are served in small glasses. If you are looking to quench your hunger pangs and get quick service, this is an ok place.

I thought there would be 500 items on the menu, but alas, it is named for its' address. Still, a nice place to eat some true Quebecois food. <br> Vey crowded on weekday lunchtimes, which is good or bad, depending on what you want.

A little pricey for a "deli". In fact I'd call this a "restaurant", but there are no laws or rules as how you categorize you place of business. at least they didn't call it "Laurier Sushi"!

Montreal's unknown Indian buffet. <br> Nice people and a decent price for all you can eat Indian food. <br> Beats any Chinese buffet hands down!

Off the beatebn Indian food path, thus is a great place for food, but if you're squeamish about decor and cleanliness, maybe this place is not for you. <br> But then again, how clean are the restautrants in India?

Exquisite pasta and veal dishes just south of downtown-center. A nice family place or maybe for an expensive date.

It's hard to find a real diner in montreal. there used to be one on St-Denis, but its now an Italian franchise in a diner shell. <br> The Metropole serves burgers and shkes and poutines like nobody's business wiht 50's Rock'n'Roll on the jukebox 24/7!

A good example of your average Quebec Casse-Croute, but this one has BBQ chicken too! 2 great Quebec specialties on one place...mmmm...