The C\u00f4te-des-Neiges district is well known for its cultural diversity, and this variety is undoubtedly translated into a rich proposal of culinary options. If you constantly feel the need to travel, stopping here should satisfy a part of that craving ! Stop by the C\u00f4te-des-Neiges m\u00e9tro station and let yourself be immersed in flavorful world. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Amateurs of asian food will be happy to find a lot of options. From Kinton Ramen, Chez Lee Express, Poka\u2019i, Tuk and Tuk and Atami Sushi, there are many representatives of the delicious asian cuisine. The Japanese restaurant Posher, whose reputation is well established, also reopened its doors last January. Perfect for a private dinner to impress on a Valentine’s Day date! There are also Russian (Ermitage, La Caverne), Greek (Arahova, Kalimera), Portuguese (Monteiro Grillades Portugaises) and Indian (Laskshanas Chettinah) options. There are plenty of Maghrebian and Middle Eastern cuisine options, with places such as Kabab, Farhat Grill, Chez Sinibad, Al Amine and Boustan. There\u2019s also a strong presence of French (Duke of Lorraine, Tonton Flingueurs), Italian (Il Galateo) and vegetarians options (Copper\u2019s Branch) and specialized markets such as boucherie Atlantique, D\u00e9lices du Maghreb and Couffin Bio CDN.
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And you, what are your favorite restaurants in C\u00f4te-des-Neiges?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"