Place
Restaurant Jade Chinatown
Chinese Restaurant
Open2.9(4,140 reviews)Montréal, Québec, Canada, Ville-Marie, Québec, Canada
Restaurant Jade Chinatown is a chinese restaurant in Montréal, QC, Canada.
Massive place for all-you-can-eat Chinese food that's popular for dim sum on weekends.
Rating
2.9
out of 5 · 4,140 reviews
Open every day
11 AM–9 PM
Busiest
Sat 5 PM
Usually busy
1Opening hours
- Every day
- 11 AM–9 PM
2Popular timesHow busy it usually is, by hour
Saturday, 5 PM100% busy · Usually busy · wait Up to 30 minBusiest
3Reviews8 excerpts, newest first
food taste disgusting there hair in the food .The cups smell disgusting and unclean. I don’t think any of the vegetables are cleaned and the rice and noodles are extremely dry. The meat is not cooked and raw inside out with just a bit of sauce on it.YOU WILL GET SICK IF YOU EAT HERE!!!!! DO NOT EAT HERE !!!!!!!!!!!
$25 all you can eat. It's very vegan friendly. They have one lane entirely dedicated to plant based foods.
This is the worst Chinese buffet I've ever had! 😩 We tried to escape the Montreal rain and grab some basic Chinese food, but this place is just terrible. 25 CAD per person, such a waste! 😠 Tourists, please avoid this place. 🙅♀️ #ChineseFood #Buffet #Montreal #Travel
This was my second visit to this buffet, and unfortunately, I was once again very disappointed. Despite the large selection of food, it’s incredibly hard to find anything truly enjoyable. The pasta is completely tasteless — it feels like eating plain noodles with no seasoning, no sauce, nothing. Most of the dishes lack proper flavor or any decent sauces to go with them, making the overall experience bland and unsatisfying. The service also leaves much to be desired. There was no sense of hospitality or effort to make guests feel welcome. Honestly, I’d rather spend the same amount on one…
4 more reviews
As of 2025, you pay $25 which is about 30-40% lower than comparable alternatives. It follows accordingly that the food quality is mediocre - the deep fried options are overcooked to death, some of the meat dishes are extremely tough and chewy, and there are very few cold/dessert options or drinks available. On the other hand, some of the steamed and stir-fried dishes were surprisingly good. The main targets in the "buffet meta" are the deep-fried shrimp and the ribs, but the price is cheap enough that you can enjoy a decent variety of food without feeling the need to minmax.
One of the worst buffet experiences I’ve had. There was very little variety, and the food tasted like it had been sitting out for a while and wasn’t fresh. We were a large party, but instead of a warm welcome, the main focus seemed to be making sure we could all pay on one bill. Once we were seated, staff rarely checked in or cleared plates when we were finished. Overall, a disappointing experience.
Had a great dinner here. Wide selection of items for an amazing price the price to value is amazing. For around $20 per person it’s quite a good deal for anyone looking for a dinner with variety. Food was replenished quickly and we got to try everything. Service was very friendly and filled our waters and cleared the plates regularly.
Went in on a Saturday afternoon, and the tables were full. Despite what others said, the food during this time were frequently emptied out and replaced (probably because the place was busy). The fried section was our favorite. Chicken with spices and pork ribs were good, and the shrimp was very juicy. Yang chow fried rice was also good. Vegetables - I loved the green beans (had two servings) and the eggplant. Siu mai was a bit too salty. They had juice (colored water with sugar like others said), but it's part of the package so I'm not complaining. For dessert - they had a really good pear…