Le Ming Chuan — Restaurant in Brossard

Aug 2025 - It has now been 3 years since my last review of this restaurant. I understand that expenses are getting higher and everyone is trying to cut costs when possible. But this is ridiculous. We made a reservation a few days in advance for a party of two. We were promptly seated, we made our food choice and waited 10 minutes for someone to take our order. Ok not too bad since there was only 1 person that seated customers, cleaned the tables, set the tables and took the orders. But then it started. We had to wait 35 minutes before our food came. Except, my spring rolls never came so I cancelled them. The my husband and I looked at the quantity on each plate. It was maybe 2/3 of what it used to be. He taste is not as good as it used to be either. We ordered the same pork and chicken dishes as we did before. Good thing we ordered a medium-sized bowl of rice. Be aware that the dishes are small. Will we be going back? No so quickly. 2022-This was the first time trying this Chinese restaurant. It is a 30-minute drive from our home but it was well worth it. We ordered the Imperial Rolls that were tasty but tiny. We then ordered 2 dishes; Beef with Chinese Broccoli in Oyster Sauce and Spicy Shredded Pork with Bamboo Shoots and Garlic. Both were excellent. Can't forget the steamed rice. Perfect. The service was super friendly and quick. Since it was our first time, we needed some suggestions. The server was very accommodating. We will definitely go back. Ample parking is available since it is located in...

Good place for lunch. Nothing fancy but good selection of classic dishes. Good quality food but not best. Good value for money, generous portions compared to local competition. Had the szechuan chicken with crispy spinach. Dish was good. Lots of side vegetables. Steamed rice was a bit overcooked and mushy which was a little surprising. I was served vietnamese fish sauce for my chinese roll (nam pla) which was a little odd to me. Roll was ok at best. Hot and sour soup was good, its version here spicier than usually seen. Friendly service, hot tea offered with cookie for dessert. I would come back to explore other menu items. If you are looking for something a little more refined on the south shore, try Asiana in vieux Longueuil. Portions are a bit smaller there for lunch specials, with similar menu .. a little better taste in my opinion but a bit more expensive. (15$ for same lunch pspecial wich costs 11$...

Where Cantonese and Szechuan dishes come together in a vibrant fusion of flavors! This restaurant is a must-visit for anyone who loves bold spices and a variety of textures.

During our visit, we were particularly impressed by the spicy grilled fish. The perfect balance of heat and flavor made it a memorable experience, and it was beautifully cooked, ensuring that each bite was both tender and full of zest.

One of the highlights is the convenient lazy Susan at the center of the table. This thoughtful addition made sharing our dishes easy and perfect for gatherings with friends or family.

The mix of flavors in each dish was exceptional, showcasing the best of...