Montreal Foodie Adventure
After a month of exploring Montreal's dining scene, I've found that while the Chinese food here is just okay (meh đ«€), the "white people food" totally makes up for it! Here are my top picks for delicious eats: â Le PassĂ© ComposĂ© Must-order: Foie gras eggs Benedict đ Rich, flavorful sauce (though it gets heavyâbest shared!) Closes at 3PM, so reservations are a must ⥠OSMO X MARUSAN Japanese sandos spot đ„Ș Egg sando: Deep-fried with a runny yolk center Chicken katsu sando: Lightened up with yuzu mayo Matcha latte: Strong tea flavor, not too sweet đ” âą Au Pied De Cochon Upscale modern French ($$$ but worth it!) Must-tries: Foie gras sushi + duck tartare hand roll Skip: The spicy tomato cocktail (trust me, itâs a trap đ đ«) ⣠Bar Ganadara Korean with killer raw dishes Salmon "noodles" (with raw octopus!) = MUST ORDER Bibimbap is midâstick to the raw stuff â ïž Different from the McGill location (no raw options there!) †Mae Sri Comptoir Thai Steamed Hainanese chicken rice = âš Tom yum noodles: Okay Pad kra pao pork: Too sweet Beef pho: Loaded with bouncy meatballs Ask for Thai spicy if you dare (my Cantonese spice tolerance was unfazed đ) â„ 3 Brasseurs Beer hall vibes đș Thin-crust pizza: Honey mustard flavor = đ Beer specials: Pineapple one tasted like...rotten fruit? đđ€ą Cocktails: Surprisingly great! #MontrealEats #FoodieFinds