I am so happy that they are open now on saturday. After golfing we stopped by to get their famous green chili burritos .they were nice and hot .The green chili sauce spicy and lots of green chilis.the meat was plentiful and the extra sauce went well with their Spanish rice. Their refried beans are the best in town.thank you

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My friend took me here for my birthday. I thought the food was excellent and the signature, pineapple drink was to die for!!!! We shared a shrimp cocktail and they were seriously the best shrimp I've had in my life. The filet was excellent and the sides were awesome. It's a little out of the way, and you probably need to take a cab, but definitely a great steakhouse.

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Korean fried chicken?! YES and YES! I was totally excited about this place and heard about it through seeing its name somewhere on my facebook news feed. I had this kind of fried chicken in California and I didn't realize Montreal had one too! So when you arrive you have to order at the counter first for whatever type of chicken you want. My bf and I decided on the regular fried chicken number 7 i think. It came with coleslaw and fries. Really, it was just good, Like 12 notches better than your typical fried chicken. The skin was crispy, it wasn't overly greasy like dunked/bathed in oil, and the seasoning was spot on.. Now if I had to choose between the usual fast food joints like Mcdonalds, KFC, A&W etc and Dawa, I'd go for Dawa all the way. Dawa is still considered fast food I find, but Korean version and so delicious, It's really worth traveling to NDG for. It's easy to find: located right near the Korean epicerie. Now go try that chicken!

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It's not justifiable, to me, to spend $40 to access this place. Like some other reviewers, I also was not given a tour or description of the place at all by the various staff members. That included the two ladies in the front, who look like they're actually cashiers for the adjacent store, and the 2 guys at the second, inner desk that you come upon after walking down the path with access to a hair salon. Inside, there is a locker room, a regular hot tub, and 4 small sauna/steam closets. - One of these was a small wood room filled with hot moisture (not in the form of steam, though), where the moisture condenses at the ceiling and drips back down on your head. When I tried this room, the floor was also flooding over with an inch or two of tepid water (gross), and consequently the room was closed off shortly afterwards. This room was also very noisy, due to the bulky(broken?) machine at the corner. - Another room was your typical steam room, as found in a standard gym. Lots of puffy steam. - There was also another, standard (dry) wood sauna room. Again, the same as you find in a regular gym (e.g. 24 Hour Fitness), but perhaps smaller. -There was also a dimly lit blue room that I believe is called the "arctic" room, from seeing other reviews now. There's nothing arctic about it, except for a bowl of ice cubes in there. The room itself was about lowish room temperature (in the high 60s). How much time are you really planning to enjoy sitting around in a dimly lit blue coolish-temperature room? I suppose you can sit in here and meditate. Now, after I was finished with Qua, upon exiting I passed another room that I had no idea about. Oddly, it is totally separated from the rest of the spa, so you have to walk out PAST the inner front desk and down the hall toward the store outside. - This is actually a large, nice looking room with some smallish swimming pools in it and some lounge chairs. One of them had some water falling into it from the ceiling, kind of like one of those rainforest showerheads. I had no idea about this last swimming pool room, and since I had already changed back into my clothes, I had no intention to go back to the locker to change out of my clothes just to take a dip in the pool. The pools are small, definitely not large enough to swim in. The guys in the pool were just sitting around in there... resting, chatting, or just looking around at each other. When I spend time in a pool, I think it's either to swim/exercise or lounge/soak in the sun with friends and a drink in hand. Sitting around in an enclosed, dimly lit indoor pool room with random old naked men is not appealing to me. I realize the point of a spa is to relax in a peaceful environment, but I cannot justify spending $40 for 3-4 dubious steam/sauna/cooldown rooms, a hot tub, and some small indoor pools. Why not go hiking or something, and gather yourself in the forest or at the top of a mountain? What this place offers is a bit of sanctuary from the busyness of the Las Vegas strip, but... come on, why did you stay on the Strip in the first place?
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