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Restaurant
Asian
Chinatown
Place-d'Armes

If you’re in Montreal and craving a bowl of soul-warming noodle soup, this tiny Chinatown gem delivers every time—if you can snag a seat. Famous for its hand-pulled noodles, the menu offers an impressive range of noodle sizes, from delicate strands to udon-like thickness, all cooked to chewy perfection. The star dish is the Traditional Lan Zhou Hand-pulled Beef Noodle Soup, a harmonious mix of rich, daikon-infused broth, tender beef (albeit occasionally a bit firm), and noodles that soak up every ounce of flavour.

Portions are huge—splitting a bowl is a real option—and the value is unbeatable. Add a side to your order for variety, and you’ve got a meal that’s as satisfying as it is hearty. The vibe is fast casual, service is lightning-quick, and the line moves faster than you’d think. Whether you’re dining solo or with friends, this spot hits all the right notes for a comforting, no-frills experience.

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1006 Boul. Saint-Laurent

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