Best Breakfast, Bubble Tea, Chinese, Kosher, Halal Restaurants in Montreal (2026) - Reviews & Menus

Leyley's - Breakfast, Bubble Tea, Chinese, Kosher, Halal Restaurants in Montreal

Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)

Kosher Salads Sandwiches Pasta Breakfast Comfort Food

Review Summary

Reviews describe Leyley's as an awesome spot with good food and a standout shakshouka, though a longer wait and only okay service are noted by some. One reviewer cites a Christmas closure due to outdated Google hours, suggesting timing can catch guests off guard. Visitors from Montreal found the dishes delicious and expressed a wish for something as good in New York. On the downside, the value is seen as not great because bread is excessive and salads are scant, while the dairy offerings are described as among the best.View restaurant profile

Saray Restaurant

Opens Today at 8 am

(644)

Anjou-St-Léonard

Turkish Halal Grill Middle Eastern Breakfast

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Saray Restaurant is widely praised as a vibrant and welcoming Turkish dining spot with authentic flavors, generous portions, and a warm ambiance that suits brunches, family gatherings, and special occasions. The food is consistently described as delicious, with standout kebabs, mezze, and a hearty Turkish breakfast that transports guests to Turkey. Service is frequently noted as friendly, attentive, and professional, though a few reviews mention slower service during peak times or occasional inconsistencies. Many guests emphasize the beautiful decor, lively atmosphere, and the value of reserving ahead for busy nights or for brunch. While some diners feel the prices are high, most agree the quality, variety, and overall experience justify the cost and keep guests returning. Overall, Saray Restaurant is regarded as a top Turkish destination in the city, offering an immersive dining journey with shareable platters, careful preparation, and a hospitable, festive vibe that makes it a go-to for celebrations and everyday meals alike.View restaurant profile

Hakka Grill

Opens Today at 1 pm

(370)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Chinese Halal Asian

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Reviews describe Hakka Grill as a halal Chinese spot with flavorful, fresh dishes and generous portions, where standouts like dynamite shrimp, Mongolian beef, General Tso chicken, and chow mein are frequently praised. The atmosphere is often described as warm and family friendly, with fast, attentive service and a clear halal focus that many diners appreciate for gatherings, celebrations, or casual dinners. While the experience is widely favored for tasty food, good value, and accommodating staff, some comments note crowded seating, occasional inconsistency in flavor or freshness, and sauces leaning sweeter than some expect. A few visitors mention inflated prices or mixed service on certain visits, but the majority highlight quality ingredients, authentic flavor balance for halal Indo-Chinese fusion, and a welcoming vibe that encourages return visits. Overall, Hakka Grill appears to be a top choice for halal Chinese cuisine in Montreal, frequently recommended for tasty meals and a lively, comfortable dining experience.View restaurant profile

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Urumqi Ozgu Uyghur Restaurant

Opens Tomorrow at 3 pm

(129)

LaSalle

Chinese Asian Halal

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Urumqi Ozgu Uyghur Restaurant earns praise for authentic Uyghur and Turkestan inspired dishes in a warm setting with striking wall art and copper teapots. Noodles such as laghman are highlighted for their unique texture and rich flavors, while dishes like lamb kebab, samsa, and big plate chicken are described as generously portioned and well seasoned, with some diners singling out spicy lamb feet as particularly memorable. The menu emphasizes halal options and fresh ingredients, and many reviews note a homemade feel and bold, comforting flavors. Service is often described as friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere is cozy with beautiful decor, though some diners caution that wait times can be long as dishes are cooked to order. Overall it is regarded as one of the best places for Uyghur cuisine in Montreal, offering a distinctive culinary experience and a sense of discovery for Central Asian flavors.View restaurant profile

KhanJee Restaurant

Opens Today at 11 am

(348)

Dollard-des-Ormeaux

Pakistani Indian Comfort Food Halal Grill Vegetarian

Mentioned in: Iftar Menus in Montreal: The Best Places to Celebrate Ramadan

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Overall, KhanJee Restaurant earns high marks for authentic South Asian flavors with a focus on Karachi-style karahis, nihari, biryani, and a wide range of tandoor barbecue, complemented by soft naans and comforting desserts. Reviewers praise rich, well balanced spices, tender meats, smoky accents, generous portions, and good value, with many saying the food tastes fresh and homely and the menu offers something for every desi craving. The decor and atmosphere are described as lively and colorful with truck-art touches, creating a welcoming family-friendly vibe, and service is frequently lauded as warm, attentive, and helpful in guiding selections and portions. A few critiques note occasional inconsistency in some dishes, with comments about dishes arriving burnt or undercooked and occasional delays during peak times; one review mentioned a negative interaction with a staff member. Nevertheless, the overall sentiment remains strongly positive, and KhanJee is regarded as one of the top spots for Pakistani cuisine in Montreal with many diners returning for celebrations and everyday meals alike.View restaurant profile

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Restaurant Miran

Opens Today at 12 pm

(279)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Middle Eastern Asian Halal Chinese Dumplings

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Restaurant Miran receives strong praise for authentic Uyghur flavors, hand-pulled noodles, generous portions and a clean, welcoming atmosphere, with standout dishes like laghman, manta and lamb kebabs and halal meat prepared with care. Reservations are advised on busy days, and the dining experience is described as warm and attentive, helping it feel like a hidden gem in Montreal. Some visits note inconsistencies, however, such as noodles served not hot or slightly warm, beef in some dishes that is dry and chewy, and a big chicken plate that does not meet value expectations. A few items are unavailable or require pre-ordering, and service can vary during peak hours, with language barriers mentioned in a few reviews. Despite these concerns, the restaurant is frequently recommended as one of the best Uyghur spots in the area, with many guests eager to return and try more dishes.View restaurant profile

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District Bagel

Opens Today at 7:30 am

(154)

Town of Mont-Royal

Bagels Breakfast Kosher

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District Bagel is described as a place with high quality bagels and food, friendly service, and a welcoming atmosphere. Reviewers note a convenient walkable location and in some cases bilingual staff at the till. Menu examples include salmon bagels with generous cream cheese and a mix of classic and new variations, with many finding it easy to grab something on the go. Positive experiences highlight fast service, clean space, and cozy decor, and some call it the best food in town. But opinions vary on bagel size and texture, with some feeling bagels are smaller or have supermarket texture. Occasional downsides include limited parking, possible lines at checkout, hours or closures that seem random, and difficulty reaching the shop by phone. Some customers reported order issues such as cancellations or delays, and there was a note about inconsistent responses to emails. Overall, District Bagel is viewed as a solid bagel shop with good food and service, though experiences differ and a few operational aspects could be improved.View restaurant profile

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Café restaurant Bélair

Opens Today at 8 am

(229)

Villeray-Saint-Michel, Parc-Extension

Café Grill Algerian Halal Mediterranean Breakfast

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Overall, Café restaurant Bélair is described as a warm, convivial Montreal dining spot where generous portions and flavorful, fresh dishes—often with Algerian influences—meet a welcoming, family‑run atmosphere. Service is frequently praised for friendliness and attentiveness, and many guests appreciate the coffee on offer and the homey feel, with several dishes and desserts highlighted as standout. A few reviews note pricing concerns or occasional miscommunications and service lapses, and a couple of orders did not meet expectations. Despite these, most diners say the experience is worth returning for, making Café restaurant Bélair feel like a reliable go‑to for a satisfying, community‑oriented meal.View restaurant profile

Yans Deli

Opens Today at 9 am

(129)

Town of Mont-Royal

Deli Jewish Kosher Breakfast

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Yan's Deli feels like an elevated yet comforting Montreal deli, blending classic pastrami and brisket with bold modern twists and a bright, playful space with custom Lego decor. The food earns praise for quality and generous portions, from perfectly brined pickles and house challah to deeply savory brisket, standout pastrami, latkes, and thick, rich milkshakes, with cocktails and celery soda adding a contemporary edge. Flavors come through as honest and well executed, and much of the menu is made in house, highlighting freshness and depth. Service is typically friendly and attentive, helping create a welcoming vibe, though a few visits note occasional hiccups or longer waits and some items can feel pricey for the portion and context. The concept blends comfort food with elevated technique, making brunch, lunch, and dinner viable options, and the overall impression is that Yan's Deli is a place with heart, personality, and staying power, likely to draw locals back despite cost considerations.View restaurant profile

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District Bagel

Opens Today at 8:30 am

(80)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Bagels Breakfast Kosher

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District Bagel is popular for kosher eats and bagels with some reviewers calling the bagels the best in town and praising items like the soups, an egg sandwich, and a blintz pie, while others note that the Montreal bagel they tried was small, dense, and not fresh, and that some breakfast bagels were small or burnt and tasted bitter. The cafe vibe ranges from a comfortable upstairs dining area with an accessible sink to a cafeteria like feel with disposable tableware, a fast service pace, and an easy to use ordering kiosk. The space includes Jewish texts that some find odd in a secular setting, and the menu leans into Jewish breakfast favorites centered around bagels, though price and portion sizes can be inconsistent with taste and practicality, such as avocados in an otherwise tasty breakfast sandwich that felt messy and overpriced. Overall, District Bagel attracts a local crowd and offers strong bagel quality and variety but leaves some guests wanting more consistency in size, freshness, and value.View restaurant profile

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Chez mon grand père

Opens Today at 9 am

(155)

Ahuntsic-Cartierville

Middle Eastern Halal Grill Breakfast

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Reviews describe Chez mon grand père as a warm, authentic Lebanese breakfast and casual spot in Montreal where generous portions, fresh ingredients and traditional flavors shine. Dishes like manakish with cheese and zaatar, mixed maza or mezze including fatoush and tabbouleh, and fatah with chickpeas receive praise for texture, brightness and comfort, while sunny side up eggs with confit lamb elevate a morning meal into something gourmet. Pitas are repeatedly highlighted as a main event, with shish taouk and beef shawarma pitas delivering juicy meat, bold toum, and memorable sear. The in house bread and the family friendly, welcoming vibe are frequently noted, and the flavors are described as transporting diners to Lebanon, often at strong value for money given portions. Service is described as kind and accommodating in a cozy, vibrant atmosphere. A few reviews mention drawbacks such as inconsistent quality, occasional overpriced items, or a bathroom issue, but the overall impression remains that Chez mon grand père is a beloved, if imperfect, go to for authentic Lebanese breakfast and fare.View restaurant profile

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Le Taklamakan

Opens Today at 12 pm

(96)

LaSalle

Asian Chinese Mediterranean Halal Dumplings

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Reviewers describe Le Taklamakan as a small, welcoming spot delivering authentic Uyghur cuisine with generous shareable portions and a focus on handmade noodles and pilaf. The flavors are praised as deeply authentic and often compared with the best Uyghur offerings in Montreal, with many diners enjoying big dishes for sharing and highlighting the housemade cheesecake as a standout. Service is consistently described as friendly and knowledgeable, and takeout receives high marks for reliability and quality. Some criticisms appear alongside the praise, including a lamb dish that was tough or dry, a kebab that could be bland and lean, and noodles that arrive lukewarm; a restroom in one review was noted as dirty. Overall the reviews frame Le Taklamakan as a hidden gem and a top choice for authentic Uyghur cuisine in Montreal, with many patrons planning to return to sample more items.View restaurant profile

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Restaurant Noraka

Opens Today at 5 pm

(131)

Côte-des-Neiges

Thai Kosher Asian Chinese Grill Burgers

Mentioned in: Best Thai Restaurants in Montreal

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Noraka earns praise for exceptionally flavorful food and a welcoming vibe, with sushi described as fantastic and portions generous, and popular Thai dishes and dumplings noted as well presented and delicious. Service is repeatedly described as attentive, quick, and courteous, with staff taking good care of guests, while the lunch specials offer great value and takeout is a common choice for sushi lovers. The restaurant is often called a hidden gem and an essential Montreal destination, praised for reasonable prices, a charming atmosphere, and a kosher option. A few reviews point to inconsistent service at times, balancing the otherwise glowing assessments. Overall the reviews paint Noraka as a versatile spot for dining in or ordering out, delivering bold flavors, variety, and solid value.View restaurant profile