123Dzo is a Vietnamese resto-pub that focuses on street food, shareable bites, and cocktails. It can be found on Jarry Street East in Villeray and in Laval. Its name comes from “dzô,” the Vietnamese equivalent of “cheers!”

Atmosphere: A Festive Restaurant in Villeray

At 123Dzo, people come as much to eat as to drink. The room is colorful, with neon touches and a large mural. Karaoke, bottle service, and private parties complete the offering: a great spot for a group dinner.

The Menu: Vietnamese Cuisine in Tapas Style

The menu at 123Dzo is off the beaten path. At the heart of the menu are the món nhậu, these bites that are nibbled in Vietnam around a drink:

  • chicken wings with nước mắm and crispy chicken skin;
  • silky tofu with salted eggs;
  • lemongrass clams and grilled scallops;
  • sautéed “lúc lắc” beef (also available in tofu version).

You’ll also find skewers, spring and imperial rolls, papaya or mango salads, and then rice dishes, vermicelli, pad thai, phở, and bún riêu.

Prices and Reservations

According to the published menu, the bites cost around $8 to $25, and most main dishes range from $16 to $20. A service charge of 18% may be added for groups of 10 or more. Reservations can be made online for each location.

Practical Information

  • 123Dzo Villeray: 300 Jarry Street East, Montreal (H2P 1T7).
  • 123Dzo Laval: 2121 Le Carrefour Boulevard, Laval (H7S 2J7).
  • 5 à 7 in Montreal: a selection of half-price cocktails from Tuesday to Thursday, from 5 PM to 8 PM (to be confirmed).
  • Up-to-date hours and menu: on the official 123Dzo website.

Frequently Asked Questions about 123Dzo

Where is 123Dzo located?

At 300 Jarry Street East in Villeray, Montreal, and at 2121 Le Carrefour Boulevard in Laval.

Are there vegetarian options?

Yes: tofu rolls, tofu lúc lắc, and tofu vermicelli, among others.

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Make a stop at the Jean-Talon Market, close to Villeray. In the mood for another Asian night out? Read our articles on Pocha MTL and Iru Izakaya.