La Belle Tonki

I tried the Ramen and Poutine DAC Biet at La Belle Tonki, and both completely blew me away. The Ramen Laksa was rich, creamy, and packed with flavor a perfect balance of spice and coconut that warmed me up in the very cold night instantly.nThe Poutine DAC Biet was another highlight, classic Quebec comfort food with a fun twist. Crispy fries, melty cheese curds, and that savory gravy that ties everything together. You can tell they put real care into combining Asian and Montreal street food Fusion in a way that totally works.nEnding everything with their Creme Brulee Cafe Viet et Amaretto.nThe vibe of the place was super chill and welcoming, and the staff were friendly and attentive.nNot to mention the Manga/Old School/Gaming vibe that you get from the decoration!nDefinitely we'll be back for more from this spot.

I visited Montreal from Toronto, and a friend recommended this place. Honestly, if it’s not the best, it’s definitely one of the best spots I’ve tried in Montreal. My boyfriend and I ordered family-style, which allowed us to try a great variety of dishes—I highly recommend doing the same. Everything was delicious, especially the pork dumplings, carpaccio, and bánh mì burger. I loved the décor as well. I would definitely come back on my next visit to Montreal.

One of my fav dining experiences in mtl by far - went far beyond anything I was expecting! Everything was amazing, we wanted to order the whole menu. Make sure you get the fried roti dessert and phoquila!

Ordered a couple of dishes to try here, the beef carpaccio and small pho were the too dishes in terms of flavour. The staff is kind and welcoming, the wait time is about 30 mins for walk-ins.

Came here during Poutine week to check out their spice bag poutine and it was such a hit. The spicy, and sweet flavours of the poutine really brought the whole dish together. This spice bag poutine is definitely one of my favourites! I hope they decide to keep it.

Directions to La Belle Tonki with public transportation

---