content: on our first night in montreal, we were looking for a place to eat.  since the pho place across the street only accepted cash, we had to look elsewhere as we didn't exchange our money.  \nthis place seemed decent and accepted credit cards.  at first glance, the place looked pretty authentic but i quickly noticed that majority of the patrons were not Asian.  Nevertheless, we were hungry so we gave it a shot. \nwe decided to get individual dishes since it was just the two of us and family style would've been too much food.  i got the wonton mein while my husband ordered the roast duck lo mein.  they then told us that they were out of roast duck so he got the chicken lo mein.  \nthe food came pretty fast. my wonton mein was in a smaller bowl than i expected.  i usually get a much bigger portion but that's at other restaurants in Boston, SF, and NYC.  my husband's lo mein looked okay but i noticed that he kept adding soy sauce and hot sauce to it, and he barely touched it when i was done.  my wonton noodles were good, the broth was tasty but the wontons looked a bit undercooked.  since i'm pregnant, i have to be careful so i just ate the noodles and left the wontons.  \nafterwards, i asked my husband about his dish since he didn't get it wrapped up.  he said there was no taste, the noodles and chicken were slimy, plus there were no veggies in the dish.  he was very disappointed and hungry in the end.