Restaurant La Belle d'Asie
5347 boulevard Hebert, Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Quebec J6S 6H2, Canada, Les Cèdres
🛍 Coffee, Chicken, Wine, Tea, Soup
5347 boulevard Hebert, Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Quebec J6S 6H2, Canada, Les Cèdres
🛍 Coffee, Chicken, Wine, Tea, Soup
Tucked away at 5347 boulevard Hebert, Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Quebec J6S 6H2, Canada, Les Cèdres, Restaurant La Belle d'Asie is a charming food junction renowned for its extensive menu offering. A visit to Restaurant La Belle d'Asie, rated 4, promises not just a meal, but a memorable culinary expedition. With a superb rating of 4, our restaurant consistently impresses discerning diners. Our 16 reviews speak volumes about our commitment to delivering an unforgettable culinary journey. The current rating of 4 reflects the ongoing journey towards improvement. The 16 reviews offer understandings into areas needing refinement.
Looks like nothing from the street and feels like your roadside dinner when inside BUT the Asian cuisine is authentic, very good and plentiful. The menu offers the traditionals like Peanut Sauce Chicken or General Tao. They also make good sizzlings and sushis. I personally loved their Dragon Eyes. And it is a Bring your own wine :-)To try!
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Have been here twice and their prices are very affordable for a generous portion of authentic Asian dishes. Their set menu choices (Table d'Hote) are an excellent deal ranging from $18-23 for wonton soup, a fried Imperial roll, your choice of main dish (with rice or noodle), and tea or coffee. I am always quite full when I leave the table just from eating the set menu alone.Service was fine and the place is clean. The decor and furnishings are not fancy but that is not the reason for me to go again and again.This visit, I ordered the fried spinach and chicken breast with peanut sauce. My friend ordered the grilled beef, chicken and shrimp plate. None of us were disappointed.
We went there on a Thursday for the happy hour.
Although the vibe and terrace are nice and trendy, that's about all this place has to offer.
This place used to be something else a lot more sketchy looking lol, but now it's a nice little spot with garden ligjts amd mini fireplace on the tables.
Eating was okay. The staff is friendly. I ordered a combo A because I wasn't in the mood for a la carte and I need a lot of food. I should have ordered it before, because I had to come back after my order in an hour to pick up.
Looks like nothing from the street and feels like your Roadside dinner when inside BUT the Asian cuisine is authentic, very good and plentiful. The menu offers the traditions such as Peanut Sauce Chicken or General Tao. They also make good sizzlings and sushis. I personally... loved her dragon eyes. And it is a Bring your own wine: Try it!
They were here twice and their prices are very affordable for a generous part of authentic Asian dishes. Your set menu options (Table d'Hote) are an excellent offer, of $18-23 for the canton soup, a fried imperial roll, your choice of the main dish (with rice... or noodle), and tea or coffee. I'm always quite full when I leave the table, only from the meal of the set menu alone. The service was good and the place is clean. The facility and the facility are not unusual, but this is not the reason for me to go again and again. During this visit I ordered the fried spinach and the chicken breast with peanut sauce. My friend ordered the grilled beef, chicken and shrimp plate. None of us were disappointed.
