This is before we left to Ottawa, which is the capital of Canada.

I went back to Chinatown again, only to see a bunch cosplayers in the area. I even saw a KOF XIV Kyo and Iori there!

It turns out a yards that the location of Otakuthon is within Chinatown. I didn't take any pictures, though I should because I saw a buncha cosplayers dancing to a song. I don't know what song it is.

Didn't get anything there, but my sister got an assassination classroom poster YoungStraight

I dig it, but I want toku, Touhou, and sailor moon posters. I did find Ultraman buttons, and A LOT OF LOVE LIVE POSTERS-

This looks and tastes fucking amazing. The bread on the right has bacon in it.

Macaron and creme brûlée

Palais des congres was the place I went to for two minutes. My mom was amazed of the amount of people cosplaying.

I already mentioned that I'll go to an  anime convention in my adulthood.

Oh here's the main headquarters for Ubisoft Montreal. They don't do the Just Dance games. Mainly Assassin's Creed and Watch Dogs.

Here's an exhibit of the first city hall in old Montreal.

I dig these fresh bagel bakery. Looks amazing. I had some smoked meat with the bagels and they tasted amazing.

The smoked meat place was the last place before we went to Ottawa.

Now for my personal review:

Montreal is a chill city, and it's welcomed by people from different speaking countries. My mom that there weren't any dividers for the roads, but they yield all the time, which is great.

I love these parking spot stuff in Montreal. Just put in some money and you have some hours.

Chinatown was excellent. It's cool that it was conveniently located near an anime convention XD

That's where Otakuthon is.

I rate this a 9/10.

NYC is good, if you know how to handle with roads and swindlers. That's why I didn't like the place as much.

Go to Montreal. They won't mind if you speak Anglais.