Mui Mui Montréal

Cozy and really original place. They have a variety of different asian dishes and they're all good ! We did not pick the tasting menu because we wanted to pick our own dishes. The Vietnamese beef salad and the salmon tartare were the highlight of the night. Great experience overall, you should give it a try !

Great vibe and ambiance, the music was really good , a lot of old school hip hop! It’s a nice option for a drink and a bite to eat. The cocktails were delicious, asian fusion tapas style to be shared, the food was good but a bit on the pricier side, the service was excellent! I would definitely recommend this place if you’re in the area!

Everything was so delicious. We had the porc wontons, the green beans, the squash dumplings and the ribs! Our server’s name was max and he honestly gave us such an amazing detailed explanation of all the food and it just completed the wonderful experience.

I’m so sad that I didn’t like this place. I was so excited to go here with friends on Valentine’s Day. To start the music was beyond loud and trying to have conversations between that and the packed place was very difficult. We got the recommendation of about two dishes each and were disappointed with the portions for the price. I understand tapas but 25$ for oyster mushrooms is absolutely insane. Wine list was massively confusing to get through and favoured aesthetics more than information. Food took forever to get to us and they separated the dishes into weird orders where we got half and then waited almost an hour for the rest of our food. The food was definitely yummy but after leaving I immediately got sick. I’m not sure what I encountered in the dishes that made me that way but it was absolutely awful. Everyone in my party that had fish or meat got sick. I’ve never gotten food poisoning like that from food I paid that much for and I’m pretty discouraged from wanting to return. The service was great and the staff was kind. But, over 80$ for a glass of wine and food that didn’t fill me and made me sick is ultra disappointing. I really wanted to like this place.

1. Very good service. The people were very nice and helpful and always there. For that, it was top notch. 2.The ambiance could have been better. The music was too loud and it was very difficult to talk, so that could have been way better. 3. The food was great. We took the tasting menu for 55$ and we had a great selection of food. It was good asian fusion. 4. I would suggest not to take the desserts as they are expensive for the quantity. 5. It is definitely on the pricey side, so I would recommend, but I am not rich to come back every month.

Wish I could rate this restaurant higher, but the experience wasn't great. We were a group of girls for Valentines Day, and it was really hard to hear each other over the constant Chris Brown soundtrack. Service was confusing... The place is casual, but the service wants to be over the top, they were just too busy to really get there. Glasses were not refilled promptly so we did it ourselves, no big deal, but as soon as one of us grabbed our bottle someone would come over to almost scold us? It got old pretty fast. Food took FOREVER to get to us, we ordered 7 dishes and it took over 90mn for everything to show up. Apparently, it was because they had forgotten one of our allergies and had to remake one dish, so they held back all three dishes we were waiting on. They also decided to split our order into "services", even though they sell tapas? We didn't understand that. The duck dumplings and oyster mushrooms were excellent, but that's really the only upside to our meal since 2 of us got sick the next day. Disappointing experience

Went here with 4 people, took the largest tasting menu, where we were able to taste 3/4 of the entire menu. The chefs decide which dishes are served and we were pleasantly surpised by the presentation and the tasty food (if there is a particular dish you don't want it is possible to request that with the waiter). The menu contains mostly vegetarian or pesquitarian dishes, asian fusion cuisine. Quite a few assortments of fish dish, and I hate fish, but the sauces paired with them really made the fishy taste hardly noticeable (in raw fish dishes, cooked fish was still fishy). The interesting part about this restaurant is the fact that they switch up their menu every few months with interesting new asian fusion dishes. So you never get bored. A must try, and my favorite dish; is the duck. Eaten peking duck style but with a lettuce wrap, this duck is seasonned quite well but not overpowering and compliments the meat perfectly. Least favorite dish is the mint and beets salad. I'm not a fan of the moutful of mint. Too bitter for me, but I guess it's an aquired taste :) Presentation of dishes is handled with care, service from staff is top notch, ambiance is very nice where you can drink and take your time to savour your meal. Aesthetically pleasing! Highly recommend for people who are down to have good food and splurge a bit on special occasions!

Amazing dinner. I especially recommend the duck and beet dumplings, the ribs, and the tuna appetizer. Molly did a fantastic job, and Max especially provided us with the greatest dining experience during all of our trips to Montreal. He recommended several other restaurants within the city that we cannot wait to try out. Thanks Max and Molly!