Another delicious experience at Aryana for one of my birthday meals! The food is, without fail,…read moredelicious. The service and the kindhearted people who work here truly make all the difference. We went a bit earlier this time and we were the only ones dining, with the exception of someone who came in for a pick-up order. The ambiance was therefore very quiet and cozy but I always think this as I love the simple brick decor and surroundings. (At the time we dined, they were still finalizing the kitchen prep and our food still came out quickly!). Everything was so good- the eggplant continues to be our favorite appetizer! This time, I got chickpeas with chicken, rice, salad, and I had a little bit to bring home for leftovers. I could've eatery the entire plate but I honestly just wanted to have some more to enjoy at home later on. My partner had a dish that was a combo of the lamb and beef and the taste I had was very good- I may even order that next time. The chickpea dish was perfect though and it really hits the spot. Overall, another great experience and we never regret coming to enjoy a meal here.

First, their food is beyond delicious! It had been a while since I had food with this much flavor…read moreand complexity. I had the Kabuli Palow (lamb, rice, carrots, raisins). I also had some samosas with their different sauces. It was all VERY good! More importantly, the owners were so nice and kind! I showed up at the same time that they were closing up. It was my last night in Montreal, and they actually went back in just to prepare my dinner. Thank you so much! It was, by far, the best meal I had during my visit to Canada.

I heard about KITCHEN 59 from a friend and decided to get catering from them for a large new years…read moreparty that I was hosting for a group of colleagues. Needless to say I was extremely impressed with the quality of the food and the service that I received. We ordered a variety of Lebanese food from Meat Kebbeh, Yogurt with Cucumber, to Hummus. Everything was fresh and my colleagues ended up eating seconds and thirds. If you are catering for a large group, I recommend ordering a variety of foods as they taste even better when paired together. My personal favourite (as funny as it may sound) was the garlic dip. Wow was it amazing - compared to some of the other Middle Eastern restaurants that I always go to this dip blew them out of the water. Everything was extremely reasonably priced and I was able to save my wallet when it was anticipating a rough Christmas and New Years season! The delivery was insanely prompt, I ended up receiving all the dishes right before the party started. Keep in mind this was during a snow storm when even pizza delivery companies were fretting about their on-time guarantee. Overall if you are looking for a good and reasonably priced caterer to offer some delicious Lebanese food for your event, definitely give Kitchen 59 a try.

We ordered from Kitchen59 for our New Year's eve dinner. As you can see from the picture it was a…read morevery fancy setting so I needed amazing quality to impress my guests. The ordering process was very easy. Antoine (the owner) walked us through the menu and was extremely flexible with all the options and variations we wanted. We then placed our order and picked it up from the pickup location. Food presentation: the food was extremely well packed and secured within the containers so we were not worried about transportation. The presentation itself was amazing (as you can see from the pictures). My guests found them extremely professional (FYI I requested the aluminum containers for easier handling and disposing) The taste: IT WAS DELICIOUS. Everyone stopped having a conversation because the food was soooo good. The meat and chicken were so juicy, the garlic was extremely well balanced, perfect taste with very little after taste or bad breath. The rice was cooked to perfection and the salad dressing was very good. My guests were fighting to take leftovers! Overall this catering service is: Taste: 10/10 Price:10/10 Location: 8/10 Friendliness and ease of service: 10/10 Would highly recommend. Already placed our order for the next dinner I am having!

The food is solid. Seating available. Free parking lot. From what I've heard and seen so far in…read moreQuebec, this is one the best food spots. I'm from Toronto so it's a bit tricky to be objective with my review but I loved the food and would say it's one of the gems of Quebec.

Al quds has always been a solid option for me. When I recently came across a post about them…read moredonating food to the healthcare workers at the Lakeshore during the Covid pandemic, I decided to take a rare night off of cooking and support a local business. I got the mixed kilo platter which includes a mix of filet mignon, beef kababs and shish taouk brochettes. It also includes rice, some grilled onions (I love those), pita with a spicy sauce and a salad with hummus and garlic sauce. The one lackluster part of the meal is the salad but that is really the only complaint. The meat is grilled over charcoal and has that smoky flavour while being incredibly juicy and flavourful. My mouth waters just writing about it!! The price is also reasonable and the platter easily feeds a family of four with a little leftover.

This is another spot located in Le Marche de l'ouest. I usually come here when i'm not starved and…read morejust looking for a quick bite to eat. The chicken shish taouk is what i usually go for. It's definitely not the best shishtaouk i've had but i would say it's up there compared to other Lebanese places.

Just left this place with my 3 kids, hubby and mother in law. This was the 3rd time we went here…read more We used to like it, the food is good, pretty pricey but since the food is good, we still come here. However, the man who runs the restaurant got mad at us for simply using American Express. My husband asked him if he can pay by credit card, he said yes. My husband, put the card in, like the usual and paid. The man noticed after the transaction that it was American Express and he all of a sudden burst out which caught everybody's attention & telling my husband that American Express is not a credit card (what????) and talking to him as if my husband is an idi*t. Im glad my husband kept his cool bcoz his mom was there. It is not our fault that it caused them some fee for getting payment from Amex. He could have specified that they only accept Visa or MC. We came, eat and paid, he even got a tip of course! We are good customer but definitely doesn't deserve the treatment after the payment fiasco. Bottomline, we will definitely not coming back here anymore bcoz of his attitude. Cant help but spread the word to my family and friends. Attached photo with rice & salad is $70.00 + tax.

Morgan Restaurant Poissonnerie is a Fishmonger, so you know the fish is fresh. I went for lunch…read morewith a small group and enjoyed the fresh fish. The manager placed our tables nicely so that everyone was able to talk to everyone. The service was slow but worth waiting for. Found my Dorade fish a little on the greasy side. Did not appreciate that the menu on line and the menu in store had a significant difference in price! I also did not appreciate that no one received a bill but we all paid taxes.

First time at Balila, a new Lebanese breakfast place in Laval north of Montreal…read more Service was quick. We came in without reservation and we were seated without any delay. We tried the foul (fava beans), fatteh, lahm b ajin, fried eggs with tomato. All were delicious and made to perfection. When we're done eating, the server offered us a dessert on the house. It included halawit el jibn and ousmalieh in addition to riz b halib and jello. The place is not that large but it can probably fit about 100 people. Fairouz songs were playing in the background bringing back memories of homeland. It was a great experience. Will definitely come back again to try other items on the menu.

We were coming from out of town, from Ottawa and stumbled upon this spot that was thankfully open…read moreon Monday morning (most spots closes Monday ) we were seated quiet fast, but the food did take some time to come in, especially their fresh pita bread. Servers are very nice and they kept check in. The ambiance is welcoming and they have nice murals around. Their "foul salad" is so good and very well seasoned. The Fatayer is super thin and nice (maybe too thin lol) their fatteh is good and so was their grilled cheese. Overall it was a pleasant meal and if you are in the area it's a nice spot to check out

Very well-cooked and quality meats are used in this kebab restaurant. The rice, salad/vegetables…read moreand the dessert are also delicious. The service is friendly and quick.

First off it's awesome to see a kabob place in Montreal didn't expect it, this is one of the best…read morekabob places I've been to so far, I got the kabob spicy really tasty and the waiter was super friendly excellent service, the ambiance restaurant looked elegant, very spacey had lots of accommodation, the kabob melts in your mouth and the portion size is huge, the rice was super flavourful, I could come back to Montreal just for this food it was authentic food, kabob had good spice to it I could eat 100 more of these honestly it was so good,

Thank goodness for consistency. Over the years, we come back for visits and always make it a point…read moreto stop here for a meal. Prices have gone up but the taste and quality of the food is still just the way we remember it. Meats are well seasoned and moist. Potatoes are spicy and flavourful. The garlic sauce is yummy! The plates come with rice, salad, and a blob of hummus too.

Very tasty ^_^ I was about to give it a non-perfect 4 star review instead because the meat (I got…read moresteak/beef) wasn't as tender as I'd like it to be, but they did something I haven't tried before, which was grill the bread while in sammich mode, which made the arabic thin pita bread crispy. That just brought it all together and very delicious ^_^ I even enjoyed the humus, when usually i don't like that stuff xp I also liked the pickled beets too, wasn't too sour or overwhelming for me. Was a really nice balanced sammich all the way down, very full of meat I'm happy we have a place like this down here in the west island. My parents use to only get ones from further away but stopped because they had a fire accident and removed their charcoal cooking methods so there was no point for us to travel all the way there anymore for something like this when it's now as common as anywhere. I actually normally don't like these kinds of sammiches, especially since you find really low quality dry tough cheap versions in malls and places like Amir, which I just can't lol So this was nice ^_^ also was cool how they seemed to have some sort of a special going on where you order 5 and get 1 free xp We really enjoyed it, everyone liked theirs, and I was really happy my dad enjoyed it too since it was father's day and he rarely eats food that wasn't made at home haha XD

Consistently amazing food. Best kept secret in Northwest Montreal. This is one of those hidden gems…read morethat you tell yours friends and family about!

DELICIOUS fast-casual Lebanese eatery. We tried their chicken shawarma sandwich and it was tasty,…read moresucculent. None of that dry Amir style sandwiches or mediocre Boustan flavour. Friendly service and will 100% be back when in the area.

Delightful spot for those craving authentic Uyghur cuisine. From the moment you walk in, you're…read moregreeted with a welcome in this unpretentious restaurant located in VSL. We tried the Pilov (lamb), the tandoori nan bread and the special Uyghur drink. I need to mention the salad that accompanies the Pilov dish, just YUMMMM! And the carrot rice is just so delicious - I can't explain it! Can't wait to go back to try their Kebabs. If you're in search of a culinary adventure, Miran is the place to be. It's a hidden gem serving up amazing Uighur dishes that will leave you craving more.

Tucked away in a suburb, this family-owned restaurant, less than 20 minutes from downtown, is well…read moreworth the trip. Tender lamb skewers, tasty soups and Uyghur bread, and an extensive menu beyond these allow a wide set of choices. Beautiful decor and music from West Asia: You'll feel like you're in a fancy place in East Turkestan itself (okay, the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region). I saw that Miran is popular among expat Chinese, who are picky about Uyghur cuisine in North America because they've experienced the real thing before arriving here. Check the hours first but give it a try!