Montréal

Next week, my friend and I will visit a little bit
Chinatown in Montreal. I know it's small and maybe
not that interesting, but my friend never went 
here and I'd like to show her the best places. 
I already ate around here, but I still don't
know which would be the best restaurant to go 
with her. 

Any recommendations?

Thank you!

EDIT: I'd like to thank you all for your replies. It helps me a lot ;)

A friend of mine just walked into work 20 minutes late because of a stoppage at Lionel-Groulx metro. He said there were cops there refusing anyone entry onto the trains from at least 11:15 until about noon.

anyone hear of anything that might've gone on?

I am a US citizen. I lost my passport and I am not sure even when I lost it. I am not even sure if I lost
it here or in the us while packing to move here. I am going to the US consulate at the end of the month
to see about getting another one, but I am a bit leery about going and dealing with this.

Has this ever happened to any of you and if it has can you advise me on how scary it was going there.

Thanks in advance.

 Hello,

This is my first post, so I'm sorry in advance if I do something wrong and thanks in advance. I was wondering if anyone knew where to get loew cornell paintbrushes. I'm aware of the obvious like Omer des Serres, but have had no luck with them. If anyone had any specific places that would be great. Thanks so much and have a nice day!

Hello Montreal,

Sorry to add to the deluge of spotlight week posts, but I have a kitchen supply question that I need a quick answer to, as I have a wedding cake to bake and only a week to put everything together.  Where can I get a 12-inch square (or 14-inch square) baking pan?    Memories turn up a place called Pascal's, but Google says it's closed.  Help!

(Additionally, if you want to tell me where to get some good-quality chocolate, that would be pretty awesome too.  And cake boxes!  Where do I get a bakery box to transport my masterpiece?)

Thank you!

I am a big fan of crêpes, both savory and sweet. What's your favorite place in Montreal for those? Thanks.