Bei - Beiroots propose une sélection soignée de cuisine libanaise, privilégiant des méthodes de préparation traditionnelles pour ses sandwichs signature et ses salades fraîches. Le menu met en valeur des saveurs méditerranéennes audacieuses grâce à des viandes assaisonnées avec précision, du houmous onctueux maison et des légumes croquants sélectionnés pour leur fraîcheur optimale. Les clients choisissent parmi diverses options de protéines, telles que le poulet mariné ou le bœuf savoureux, intégrées dans un pain pita chaud avec une authentique toum à l'ail ou une sauce tahini. La cuisine privilégie la rapidité et la constance, garantissant que chaque repas maintient un équilibre textuel distinct entre les garnitures croquantes et les ingrédients tendres. Les salades de taboulé et de fattouche offrent un contrepoint rafraîchissant aux plats plus riches présents sur le menu.
Bei est largement reconnu comme une destination de premier choix à Montréal pour sa cuisine de rue libanaise authentique et de haute qualité, de nombreux clients affirmant que le shawarma est le meilleur qu'ils aient jamais goûté. Le menu propose des ingrédients frais et savoureux, le pain Saj croustillant et les portions généreuses étant fréquemment soulignés comme des atouts offrant un excellent rapport qualité-prix. Le restaurant est apprécié pour son atmosphère propre, accueillante et moderne, offrant un cadre idéal aussi bien pour les étudiants que pour les professionnels. De plus, le personnel est régulièrement félicité pour son amabilité, son professionnalisme et son dévouement, contribuant à une expérience chaleureuse qui capture parfaitement l'esprit vibrant de Beyrouth au cœur de la ville.
Good place in Centerville for a no-nonsense middle eastern meal. Ordered the Halloumi & Boeuf/Beef Bei Pita Wraps & French Fries - as part of a customary'Trio', a soda can drink came along with the meal. The Wraps had good Halloumi Cheese, veggies, chunks of shaved rotisserie Beef, & sauces - all assembled in deli style. The Fries were deliciously seasoned & crisp! The meal was entirely affordable, setting us back by approx. CAD 30, including taxes & tips. Seating is limited downstairs but additional tables are located upstairs - clean place, only minor wrinkle being non-use of gloves by a friendly person behind the assembly line as he handled veggies - soon redressed cheerfully upon request.
Super nice spot! Food is very good! The chicken shawarma is super light - you dont feel heavy after eating it 💕🙏🏼 If you are downtown & looking for a bite to eat - i highly recommend. The restaurant itself is very clean- & the staff is really nice. 1000% Better than any boustan or amir equivalent or any other shawarma place tbh. I hope they open in laval sometime soon!!
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Food was really good. The place was clean, & the ingredients looked fresh. It felt like an authentic Lebanese shawarma spot with the classic pickles, fries, chicken, & garlic sauce.
I ordered the pita sandwich for $11. It was a good size, & the chicken was ok but nothing special on the marination/ chicken spices.. The garlic sauce is a personal preference, but for me it was a bit too garlicky & overpowered the chicken flavour. Pita bread was fresh.
Overall, a good spot & worth trying. A smile from the people behind the counter would make a big difference by the way! 😉😁
The chicken shawarma trio with potatoes was a great value. Food was well seasoned, fresh & very tasty. One of the best shawarma places in Montreal for sure. Service was extremely quick. The atmosphere itself was inviting, clean, & comfortable. The upstairs lounge was clean & quiet, great for some quick computer work but there are limited outlets.
Right in the heart of downtown Montreal - prime spot for university & college students - & I have to say, I was genuinely pleasantly surprised.
First off, major credit for the marketing & design. Everything felt thoughtfully done. The colors, the wallpaper, the art, even the layout - it all works. You walk in, there's stairs to the right leading upstairs for more seating, a beautiful arza (Lebanese cedar) feature that immediately gives you that cultural nod, the shawarma spits front & center, & a super clean counter. The owner was working when I went, which I always appreciate.
I'll admit, I was a bit skeptical at first - there are so many shawarma spots in Montreal, & not all of them are truly shawarma. But everything looked fresh, & it delivered.
I ordered the chicken shawarma, beef shawarma, chicken sandwich, & the za'atar fries with sauce.
The za'atar fries were excellent - honestly a highlight. Great seasoning, great flavour.
The beef was my favourite - really solid. The chicken shawarma was pretty authentic (& I say this as someone Lebanese), though for my personal taste it had a bit too much toum (garlic sauce), & I would've liked a bit more tang to balance it. I did get it extra crispy, which I'd recommend. Loved that they include fries inside the sandwich - that classic touch.
Location-wise, downtown isn't my favourite because it's always jam-packed, but that's part of the vibe.
Overall, I really enjoyed it & will definitely be back. Great execution, thoughtful branding, & genuinely good shawarma. Well done.
The service was good & the place is clean, the prices are great for downtown, they have a trio deal: chicken shawarma with fries & coke for 10$ which is great. The reason I gave the food 3 stars simply because the sandwich doesn't have much chicken & I felt bloated after, I felt like I got full from the fries more.. but also I'm getting old so my stomach is not handling greasy foods very well. But for the price it's a great place for students.
