I dunno how he does it! It one of the best Pita's I have ever experienced!…read more It is inespensive and delicious! The small entrance way makes it easy to miss however. If you want a cheap good sandwich for lunch this is probably the best place for it!

Wow, fresh & delicious made from scratch. Great price, biggest pita in town. Staff is very…read morefriendly. Justeat.ca for orders.

Re-visited this gem of a restaurant and somehow it got better. The fresh pita is incredible, but…read morealso the menu is consistent with traditional goodies that come out pipin' hot. We had better service this time and loved the service. Incredible!

This a fast food spots that can get busy. We ordered a bunch of items…read more The dips are a good portion and quite good. The sujuck sandwich didn't pack a punch which one expects I suppose. The setup is nice and clean. Friends who are from the region commented the items they ordered are authentic so worth a try if you are craving a fix.

Small spot with big taste!…read more We came on a Sun for lunch and they have a few seats to dine in with numerous people getting orders to go. My bride ordered the Shawarma Pita and I went with the Kabob Pita with a side of hummus. It was all outstanding! The taste, the presentation, the flavors, the serving....so darn good! Wish we had this place near our hometown.

If there's a place selling shawarma nearby, we're in. Such a cute and yummy store with the tastiest…read moreflavors that transported us right to the Middle East. Service was quick and easy and the store itself had minimal seating. It's a really small shop but I highly recommend stopping by!

The Short Version: Cozy middle eastern restaurant. With…read morelots of different dishes from the Middle East. Food was delicious. The Long Version: My husband and I had lunch here and it was fantastic. We both got the bowl option ($14.99), where you got to choose a base, a vegetable, a protein, and a starter. I had read online that for the base you could actually get half and half of two different options. So I opted for this to try different things. So for my base I got the half bulgur and half Mujaddara (which is lentils and rice), for my protein I got the Musakhan chicken, and for my vegetable I had chosen the spinach but somehow ended up with the Awarma (ground beef) instead. And for my starter I got the fattoush. The bulgur was delicious. It was tender and flavourful. The Mujaddara was also great. The rice was fluffy and the lentils were not too hard, but not too mushy. The Musakhan chicken was so good. It was my first time having a Palestinian dish. I loved that it was cubes of breast meat and very lean, yet tender and moist. It had warm spices to it like sumac and allspice. Like I mentioned, for my vegetable I chose the spinach, but somehow I ended up with ground beef. It tasted good and I'm always up for more protein, so I didn't complain, lol. Awarma is Lebanese dish. The ground beef did taste a little too fatty for my liking, but the flavor was good. The fattouch, which is also a Lebanese dish, was very good. It was romaine lettuce, cucumbers, tomatoes, and crispy pita chips. I thoroughly enjoyed my bowl. My husband got a different combination of items in his bowl. He got the bulgur, Syrian chicken, mixed vegetables, and hummus. I had a taste of the Syrian chicken and it was good. It had a lemony taste to it and also came with potatoes. I didn't try any of the mixed vegetables but it looked like green beans and carrots in a tomato based sauce. My husband really liked his bowl too. We both got a few arils of pomegranate sprinkled on top, some toasted slivered almonds, and a slice of lime with our bowls. Not sure if this is the garnish on all bowls or not. I enjoyed the crunch of the almonds and the tangy burst that the pomegranate provided. My husband thought the lime was a slice of zucchini and bit into it to discover it was a slice of lime, lol. I knew it was a piece of lime so I just put mine to the side, lol. Oh before our meal we got some complimentary pita chips and a sample of their lentil soup. The pita chips are the same as what was on my fattoush. They were nice and crunchy but a little oily for my taste. The lentil soup was okay but way too salty for my taste. I appreciated being able to try these items for free though. Service was courteous and efficient. The restaurant is small and cozy and nicely decorated. It is in a basement unit so down a steep flight of stairs. We were so full after our meals but they had some very interesting looking desserts. They had desserts that looks like a bird's nest and also some delicious looking Turkish delight. I will need to try them on another visit. Street parking only. Review #15 (2026)

I would say maybe I had overly high expectations for this place from all the reviews ( on Google)…read morethat I feel a bit disappointed. But don't get me wrong , the food tasted good. So here is some good and not-so-good points; - taste of the food is good - food quality similar to some other Syrian/Palestinian places I have tried (nothing exceptionally great , nor bad) - portion size of the main dishes is on the small size - they served us dishes that we didn't order, as we were wondering which dish is which, they came and took them all back with little explanation - they served each of us welcome drink (lentil soup), after-meal sweet tea , and offered us rose water for our hands after, which was nice

I love there meatballs (moisture and tasty ) and spicy sausages ( not too spicy, and tasty ) a…read morelots. Sabrina makes cafe the best coffee ever. The latte is not too bitter and very smooth to me. They takes time make the milk foam, very focus to it, so the milk not too hot.

Good panninis in the heart of the old Montreal. Spectacular biscotti for dessert. Excellent coffee…read moreas well.!

Super cozy little spot. These ladies are on a mission to…read morefill your belly with wholesome, flavor-packed Iranian fare, and they know what they're doing. We walked in to a line (always a good sign), and we were right, totally worth the wait. Service is almost magical, they somehow memorize every face, no table numbers needed. Move around if you want, they'll still find you. Our Vegan friend raved about the lentil soup. J crushed a chicken sandwich. E went falafel and loved every bite. And the other J declared the classic Iranian "meat" sandwich amazing, we have no idea what the meat was, but honestly, who cares when it tastes that good! My eggs were cooked to perfection, and they cheerfully handled all my picky substitutions. This place is a true hidden gem, and when I say hidden, I mean blink and you'll miss it. So...don't blink. Highly recommend.

While travelling to Montreal, this establishment was near my hotel and decided to give it a try…read more The servers were all polite and patient while i was struggling to find something I wanted to try. I decided to try the iced cafe mocha, the chocolate was not melted enough to have ice in it yet but it was overall a good drink. It was a little pricy but I would definitely come back again, next time I'm in the area.

Dunya is legit! We were staying in the hotel next door and saw that it was always packed no matter…read morewhat time of day it was so we knew it had to be good. Hubs and I each got the chicken wrap and a side of fries. Everything was great. The fries were hot, crispy, and perfectly seasoned. I loved adding the hot sauce to my wrap. There was a long line but it went fast. The workers were hard at work and moving really efficiently! There are a few tables inside but we got ours to go and ate in our hotel room. Would def go back!

Good for the amount you pay. Montreal loves to upcharge but this place was reasonably priced and…read moreprobably will be a favorite as long as they don't get to ahead on themselves with pricing. We got a chicken shawarma and fattouche salad which was delicious. Also had a homemade iced tea and also delicious.

Our first time trying Yemeni food. We were visiting Montreal and saw this restaurant and thought…read morewe'd give it a try. So glad we did as the food was so delicious - that we went back two more times. The food comes out bubbling hot so be careful. Large portions. Attentive and friendly service. Save room for dessert - I still dream of the kunafa.

Yemeni restaurant with a good sized menu featuring the best of their cuisine. The bean stew…read moretransported me back to childhood as it reminded me of a Romanian dish and it was served sizzling hot. The rice was just top notch and I topped it with fried almond slices for an extra crunch. Flatbread was vegan too and I really felt satisfied, which I can't say too much about most western restaurants as a vegan and that's really a shame (just evolve already and make good vegan dishes not just salad and fries!!!) (end of rant) Go and support this business and show some love!