Antep Kabab

Raf

1.0

I used to go to Concordia University, so I would often visit Antep Kebab. I went back last night, & it was a real disappointment.

The wait time was also really long-it took over half an hour to get just 2 sandwiches, which made the experience even more frustrating.

Prices have increased, which is normal, but the sandwich bread has clearly shrunk by over 30%. The portion size overall is much smaller than before, especially for the price.

There was barely any sauce, & while I watched them prepare it, you're lucky if your sandwich even gets a single slice of tomato. There was also very little chicken inside, & it was cut so finely that the chicken taste disappears-most of my bites were just bread, lettuce, & a small amount of sauce. Before, the chicken & sauce would actually fall out because there was so much more filling.

Honestly, this is the biggest decline I've seen. You clearly have a lot of customers & are likely making good money now, but a $13 sandwich like this feels like a rip-off. It also makes no sense to see quality going backwards when there are brand new Turkish restaurants that have just opened right next door offering strong competition.

It's really sad because I used to genuinely enjoy eating here, but after this experience, I'm not coming back.

Belal

5.0

HALAL Turkish Sandwiches & meals
Meat,chicken
RECOMMEND

Rezvan

5.0

Very delicious food. The bread is made by them & is very fresh. The other ingredients taste great as well. So far the best Turkish food place I know.

Ariyan

4.0

Fantastic kebab, hands down the best I have had in Montreal. I had their Antep kebab sandwich, it was truly an incredible experience from the first bite to the last.

However, Antep's biggest flaw is not its cooking but its customer service, which is extremely poor. Rude service can be somewhat acceptable if paired with fast, efficient service. But when the manager is on her phone, talking without taking orders & reacting unprofessionally to one of your questions ('Do you serve rice?') - unfortunately, that is where I draw the line.

It is a good, solid place to come & grab a sandwich. Be prepared to be blown away by how well their freshly baked sesame bread pairs with their seasoned meat. Just do not expect any kindness from the manager, the owners (The Turkish man, I presume) or the chefs.

Highly recommend it if you just look past the unprofessional service.

Vako

5.0

Very tasty Turkish food sandwiches end plates Chicken & Antep kebab.

Hassan

5.0

It is indeed best Turkish kebab in Montreal, it is always crowded & shortage of seats, but definitely worth it to wait

TA

3.0

Food is great. Service is efficient. Decor is ordinary. But who really cares? It's still a decent place for Turkish food.

Zakaria

5.0

The best Turkish kebab in the city.

Hyunwoo

5.0

Real Turkish food. Meat is juicy. Go for lamb.

Saleema

4.0

Had Turkish food for the very 1st time
Was a little hesitant as I prefer veg options more
I tried the chicken sandwich that was made live in front of us starting from baking of bread that was actually round like a fluffy pita bun with sesame seeds sprinkled on top
It was cut open with generous spread of yogurt spead very unique for me followed with heart full of flavoured cooked chicken pieces & chopped salad. Then a red spicy 🌶? sauce was poured to enhance the flavour ( I took extra hit sauce for me).

Ambiance was casual yet very nice & welcoming with seating on the outside too. (street side)
I would love to try once more 👌