On Montreal Restaurant Jano Chef Deck says:
Did you know that the Portuguese saying “A mulher e a sardinha querem-se da mais pequenina” means “Women and sardines, you want them to be small”. Just a little food for thought. When your lookin for quick, reasonable, Portuguese grill on the Main, Janos (big brother to restaurant Le [...]

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On Café Vasco Da Gama Montreal Chef Deck says:
For those of you who don’t mind spending twenty bucks on a quality sangwich and salada (and don’t want to feel violated like at Soupe Soup) Montreal restaurant Café Vasco Da Gama is sure to tantalize your taste buds. Walking into this cafe smacks you across the [...]

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On Montreal Restaurant Chez Doval Chef Deck says:
Wit betrays me this evening so instead I will depress my loyal readers by creating a dispirited mood for one of my favourite Montreal Portuguese grills. I’m sad but I’d be happier if I was indulging on Chez Doval’s charcoal grilled delights. Tears roll down my face as [...]

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Chef Deck says:
To Le Barcelos Grillades Restaurant, though you’re only Janos younger brother doesn’t mean that you’re not just as special… in fact you’re pretty much an identical twin. Finally a Montreal restaurant has arrived on Price Arthur Street that won’t give you dysentery. Everything on your menu is just superb. I love your charcoal [...]

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Part 2 of Chef Deck’s review of the Montreal Mirror BOM awards 2006. For those of you that missed the first part, ChefDeck Reviews the Montreal Mirror BOM Awards
Best Japanese
1. Kaizen Sushi Bar (various locations)
2. Mikado (various locations)
3. Kanda (2045 Bishop, (514) 845-8868)
4. Sho-Dan (various locations)
5. Miso (4000 Ste-Catherine W., (514) 908-6476)
How the [...]

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