Maison Kam Fung: A Brossard Must-Visit

People in Brossard (as well as those in Montreal and across the Montérégie) are lucky to have access to all kinds of authentic restaurants, whether Vietnamese, Thai, or Japanese! Maison Kam Fung is a prime example of an authentic local institution: the establishment offers a true overseas escape, both through the overall experience and what arrives on your plate.

The space feels like a gigantic banquet hall, with 500 seats. And believe it or not, there can still be a line to get in (!). The restaurant is ideal for groups of six or eight people. The décor features golden dragons and red velvet throughout. This is not the place for a quiet, intimate evening—it’s somewhere you go to enjoy an over-the-top, memorable dining experience centered around food.

As for the food… where to begin? The menu has remained the same since the early days of Kam Fung. We highly recommend going for dim sum, which is essentially the Chinese version of brunch. Servers move from table to table with carts loaded with delicious dishes, introducing flavors and textures that feel both exotic and delightful to our palates. Dim sum is offered seven days a week every morning, and in the evening the menu switches to à la carte—with no shortage of options. You’ll find a wide selection of steamed or fried dumplings, fried chicken feet, tripe, congee (rice porridge topped with a century egg), silky tofu with ginger syrup, and more. If that list feels intimidating, don’t worry: there are also more familiar choices like pork and shrimp dumplings, General Tao chicken, or pad thai.

We strongly recommend the ginger lobster with sticky rice and the siu mai (steamed pork and shrimp dumplings). If you’re a fan of squab, there’s one on the menu for $20—a real bargain! And that’s not the only deal in the house: ask about the lunch and dinner specials, as you can easily dine for an average of $10–15 per person. Beautiful, delicious, and usually affordable—it’s an offer that appeals to many.

On the drinks side, there’s an alcohol menu featuring beers, cocktails, wines, and sake. There are no private imports, so the selection is modest but effective.

Every visit to Kam Fung is a journey in itself, and the people behind the restaurant have told us several times how proud they are to offer a space where families can gather in large groups, enjoy a great meal without breaking the bank, and have a memorable culinary experience. That’s undoubtedly our favorite aspect as well! Kam Fung in Brossard offers one of the most enjoyable culinary journeys around.

Written by Benjamin Tull
Photography by Alison Slattery

Updated on February 12, 2026

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