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[MTL] “Tea Room” – Mayfair Cocktail Bar

First of all, I don't drink, so I barely go to a bar. However, I was invited to try the new menu of Mayfair cocktail bar, located in the plateau, and surprisingly, the evening turned out better than I expected!

[MTL] New Years Eve Dining Journey – Fieldstone

New year, new restaurant! I spent the last dinner of 2017 at Fieldstone, a restaurant that showcases the chef/owners' stories by putting the blend of flavors and techniques from Mexico, Cambodia, Spain, and Canada on the plates. On the new year's eve, I went on a memorable 8-course culinary journey with chef Chanthy Yen!

[MTL] Middle-Eastern Brunch Affair – KazaMaza

In case that you didn't know, I love Middle-eastern food, especially the dips. The spices that are used and the aroma fascinated me. Growing up in countries that lack of Middle-eastern foods, I only had the opportunity to try it after I came to Montreal. I was hooked after the first exposure, and KazaMaza was the first Middle-eastern restaurant that I visited 4 years ago.

[MTL] A Boutique Café – Le Butterblume

Le Butterblume, locating on the main, is a restaurant, a cafe, as well as a boutique. This hybrid cafe is started by a team of the Pâtisserie Rhubarbe and Olive et Gourmando alum, which is at the border of Mile End and Little Italy. Not only the owners, Julie Romano and Nadine Boudreau, have strong restaurant résumés, so does the chef, Jens Ruoff. After my first visit, it has become one of my favorite weekday and weekend brunch spots!

[MTL] Minimalist – NOREN

NOREN, a cute Japanese restaurant on rue Rachel, has opened its door lately, and went viral on social media due to its minimal, and clean decor. The food? They were delicious! Simple menu, yet comforting items that I wouldn't mind to visit everyday.

[MTL] An Enchanting Persian Café – Byblos Le Petit Café

Brunch doesn't always have to be just about omelettes or pancakes. Byblos Le Petit Café, situated a bit east of Station Laurier, is a cozy, neighborhood cafe that is known for the Persian breakfast/brunch. I had such a carb-loaded, and soothing morning there with a friend on a Saturday morning.

[MTL] Hotel for Food – Hôtel Herman

Locating on the main of Montreal, close to the corner of Avenue Fairmount E, Hôtel Herman, unfortunately, is a restaurant, not a hotel for lodging. However, the vibe and the food were simple, yet with sophisticated and interesting flavors. It has recently be ranked as the No.15 by Canada's 100 Best. I'm already looking forward to my next visit.

[MTL] Japanese Tapas – Ichigo ichie

Ichigo ichie is a new izakaya in the Plateau, which offers a variety of Japanese tapas. I heard that the team behind Ichigo ichie is the same as the well-known Imadake, which is an izakaya near Atwater, but with a more extended menu.

[MTL] British Morning – Maison Publique

My last visit to Maison Publique was two years ago, which it has just opened for business. Why it took me so long to go back? Well... Locating at the corner of rue Gilford and rue Marquette, the location just isn't that convenient for me, otherwise I would've definitely gone back every weekend or so.

[MTL] Greek to its Finest – Milos

Milos, located in the heart of mile end (in between Ave. St-Viateur and Ave. Fairmount W. on Ave. du Parc), and it has been in Montreal's culinary scene for more than 30 years. Moreover, it is the one and only restaurant that my mom asks to visit over and over again when she's in Montreal. Don't get scared by the $$$$ when you see it on restaurant review websites, because their lunch deal is definitely a steal!

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