Wonton Express — Restaurant in Montreal

Upon entering this place I wasn't sure what to expect, the owners are soft spoken and the place has no frills, which wasn't what we came here for anyway just pointing out my first impression, but onto the food:

So incredibly good! We got 2 soup wontons, and the broth was so light and delicious at the same time, I added a little chili oil into my broth for some spice, and the wontons themselves were plentiful and savory. Went perfectly well with the broth and chili oil.

But our favorite was the cold noodle, I think they called it Haricot Noir, it had roasted peanuts, diced carrots, and minced pork in a sauce that once mixed,...

I waited ONE HOUR for one item. After 45 minutes of waiting (I only waited this long bc others who were dining in seemed to be waiting a while too), I go up and ask the guy and he looks at me like he has no idea what I even ordered. He then says 3 minutes. TEN minutes later I go up bc now I’m pissed and he’s packing my item saying the other person who had a to go order took my item. But YOU handed it to them??? And saw me sitting there, didn’t acknowledge me. He apologized but after waiting that long you either offer a free item or refund me. I will not give them business again and tbh I don’t care for the food at this...

Enjoyed the red chili wontons. Couldn’t make my mind on what to order, and the gentleman working at the counter told me the more popular wontons are the original ones and the ones with seafood. At the end I ordered the original pork and veggies ones; the wontons tasted fine, nothing particularly special, but the red chili sauce was fantastic! I kept the red chili sauce and used it to make noodles at home and it was another delicious meal. Be prepared to wait for around 15-20 minutes while the wontons...