Chinatown of Montreal, A Bite of Authentic China Abroad

The Chinatown of Montreal
There is a restaurant that serves breakfast dim sum
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Neighborhood

Introduction

Montreal's Chinatown is not big, but it is where the first Guangdong immigrants settled and successfully brought Chinese culture from the 70s and 80s to Montreal. Nowadays, the restaurant industry is thriving in Chinatown, and thanks to this small community, overseas Chinese can easily buy Chinese ingredients and taste the flavors of their hometown.
Address
The Chinatown of Montreal
Transportation
Take the Orange Line metro to get to Place d'Armes station.

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