Les Saisons de Corée

Don't be fooled by the looks of this little resto, nothing fancy, but wait, keep reading. It's delicious! I would say this is a family run business, and so authentic! Be aware, if it says spicy, it's spicy! I'm used to eat a lot of spicy food, but these guys take it to a whole new level. But absolutely delicious. The kimchi is so fresh and well, everything. I'll definitely be coming back!

Ummmm idk if the other people who have left a review have gone to other korean places but the quality of the food for the price was just not it.
There are much better place than here, trust me. The girls who served us were very nice tho!

Everything is good, the food, service, speed and attention. There are many Asian drinks to choose from. That's good.
They don't put many side dishes, they should put more.

Soup: comes with each main dish that order. Bland.

Kimchi: was white, tasted stinky but in a bad way, as if it was very old, which is surprising since it clearly looked and tasted undermarinated.

Soy sauce potatos: good

Beans sprouts: with salt and sesame oil, simple but good

Bibimbap: they are losing points when it comes to presentation but it is delicious. The sayce is the right amount of sweet, the meat is perfectly seasonned and browned, the veggies tastes fresh and the marinated veghies compliment the dish very well! The portion is good enough for me to be full.

Spicy pork and rice: This dish has a good kick to it, very flavorful, also a good portion.

Rambokki: I don't recommend this dish. The ramen broth is very sweet but bland, zero savoryness. The teobbokki are well cooked and chewy, but the sauce/broth hat came with it didn't do it justice. Sauce is lacking.

A very cozy Korean restaurant, it wasn’t much people when we had dinner, but the table turnover very quick. We had a tofu soup and kimchi fried rice, they were so good! And the staff was very very friendly and he helped us to make sure everything go well. Would definitely go visit again.:)

We had a good time. They had a delicious flavored chicken. Ramen and bibimbap was suitable to our taste for its price. Service is fine but what was exemplary is the serving time, it was quick but probably since there were only few of us dining. They have a high chair. Accepts credit/debit. There is no parking fee space readily available, only a few road spots which is easily filled in since it is a row of restaurants of different cuisines. Bathroom is smells and looks clean, it is jusy not as aesthetic due to the age of the apartment bldg.vibes is chill due to the korean musicvid playing at the tvs.

The 2-person sharing plates are the best! I strongly recommend the pork bone one and the spicy pork.

I ordered the cheese chicken katsu. They gave me pork katsu and there was no sauce on it even though it says that there's supposed to be sauce with the cheese. Not to mention the pork was chewy and tasted old, like it had been sitting at room temperature all day.

I quite enjoyed the food here, it was tasty and good quality, maybe not the best in the area but still well worth a visit. I want to come back in the summer as that outdoor patio in the front is really cute.
Prices were reasonable and the food arrived fairly fast and nice and hot with friendly service. I cannot say that I am a foodie or expert, but I did enjoy my visit and would return to try other dishes.

The owners have terrible mindset. Zero greeting when customers walk in and when they take orders the older woman owner is so rude. Worst food ever. All soups taste the same. I guess they basically use the same soup base for all menus. Nothing to recommend from this place. DO NOT GO. SO BAD.

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Very good place for authentic korean restaurant. The waitress was very friendly.

I paid for 22$ plus taxes for pork to get this less portion of food and my friend paid almost 20$ to get a bowl of soup with 4 thin slices of beef. If I went to Chimaek Gana, I would get the same price but more foods and higher quality. Otherwise, the service is not really good. The waiter is not really friendly and welcome.

I went there in the late evening with a friend and there were lots of places to sit.
The servers were nice and there were good korean music that were played.
I wasn't disappointed with their food. I really liked their garlic soy fried chicken, their spicy pork bone stew and their blackbean sauce noodles.

The kanpunggi tasted alright but wasn’t up to expectations compared to other Chinese-Korean restaurants. The sauce was thin and runny, and didn’t coat the chicken enough. The chicken wasn’t very flavourful since the sauce pooled on the plate. The service was good and the staff were nice, but overall the experience was meh.

I had a great kimchi stew lunch there - served quick, so no need for appetizers, spicy but not too spicy.

As a Korean, here's my verdict on all Korean food in Montreal. You can do better by following a recipe at home. But if you don't want to, and just want to have an easy way to enjoy Korean food, there's nowhere better than Les Saisons. No ridiculous lineups like Ganadara for mediocre food. There's always a table available. I've once had a group of 8 on a Friday that needed to find a table on short notice and yet again, Saisons was there for the rescue. I don't go anywhere else now. This is the best place in Montreal for Korean food, period.

Food is good as always, but their service is a big turn off. Waitresses dont even try to come refill water bottles, dont even want to clear empty plates for new food coming.