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Le chemin le plus court vers son estomac passe par le métro... | The shortest path to one's stomach passes by the metro...
| station | name | address | description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jean-Talon | Los Planes | 531, Rue Bélanger E. | Go for their pupusas.(CS) |
| Guy-Concordia | Qing Hua Yuan 青花苑 | 1240, Rue Saint-Marc | Small Chinese hole in the wall. Incredible variety of handwrapped dumplings. Beef noodles (also handmade) are the must-have. They are Lanzhou-style lamian noodles in a slightly spicy soup sprinkled with chopped coriander, served with slices of beef. Was a little too salty however.(CS) |
| Guy-Concordia | Le Paris | 1812, Rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest | A somewhat more traditional type of French restaurant, that doesn't necessarily cost you an arm and a leg. "Hearty" describes its dishes pretty well. The mashed potatoes are exquisitely buttery. Pear in "red wine" for dessert. (CS) (photo)
The table-d'hôte was nothing special. (JW) |
| Snowdon | Hyang Jin | 5332, chemin Queen-Mary | Hyang Jin advertises as a Japanese restaurant, but it does hide an excellent Korean menu, which we drew from. I had a honest bibim bap (I've been craving for one for the past week), while my friend had a fish/cabbage/tofu soup. It ended up 17$ each, all included. (CS) |
| Acadie | Rotisserie Panama | 789 rue Jean-Talon Ouest | Greek restaurant in Parc-Ex. Large large portions! (CS) |
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