How many guests can you host for a banquet?
Up to 350 guests per location. Brossard also has two VIP private rooms, for up to 14 and 40 people. In Pointe-Claire, the hall divides into sections of 40, 60, 100 or 200 guests. Off-site, our catering service has served up to 400 guests.
Is there a room rental fee?
No. Room rental and audiovisual are included in the price of the meal. Karaoke is included in the private rooms; in the main hall, case by case.
How much does a banquet cost?
Wedding packages start at $800 per table of 10 in Brossard and $900 in Pointe-Claire, before taxes. For other events, the price depends on the menu you choose, set per table of 10. Send us your request: we reply within 24 to 48 hours with the menus for your location.
Can we bring our own wine?
In Brossard, yes. Pointe-Claire holds a liquor licence and offers bar service; you can't bring your own wine there.
How far ahead should we book a wedding?
Couples book anywhere from one month to two years ahead. Send us your request as soon as you have a date in mind.
Is there a minimum spend?
Only in the VIP private rooms, with a minimum per table at lunch and dinner. For a wedding, the minimum is the Pearl package.
How late can a banquet run?
Until midnight. After that, each extra hour is $250.
Can you adapt the menu (vegetarian, allergies)?
Yes. List your restrictions in your request and we'll adapt the menu.
Is there parking?
Yes, free at both locations. Both halls are wheelchair accessible.
Do you offer catering?
Yes. We bring our kitchen and chefs on site, for up to 400 guests. Weddings, corporate events and private receptions.
Can we book dim sum for a group?
Yes, from 20 guests. Dim sum is served daily from 10 am to 3 pm at both locations.
Do you have a Christmas or holiday package?
No. We build a custom menu for your group instead.
Do all tables have to order the same menu?
No. One table can take one menu and the next table another, and every dish can be changed.
Do you offer a buffet?
No. Our banquets are served at the table, the Chinese way: dishes arrive in the centre of the table, on a lazy Susan.