Beroya is renowned for its exceptional Middle Eastern cuisine, offering a truly classical dining experience. The presentation of each dish is a testament to the restaurant's dedication to artistry. Every plate is meticulously arranged, with an eye for detail that transforms each meal into both a visual & gastronomic delight. The quality of the ingredients is evident in every bite, with freshness & vibrant flavors that showcase the culinary prowess behind the scenes. The ambiance at Beroya is equally impressive, providing a warm & inviting atmosphere that reflects the rich cultural heritage of the Middle East. The decor is adorned with beautiful artwork & intricate patterns, complemented by soft, ambient lighting that enhances the cozy setting. The gentle strains of Middle Eastern music in the background contribute to a soothing, immersive dining experience, making it a perfect place for both intimate dinners & celebratory gatherings. Whether you're a connoisseur of Middle Eastern cuisine or new to the flavors, Beroya promises a memorable dining experience. Highly recommended for those seeking both exquisite food & a welcoming, culturally rich atmosphere.
had: cheese roll, falafel, hommos hab el labban, mouttabal, yalangy, salad arugula with halloum, frikkeh & mozzat. take out, 130 CAD on a positive note, the mouttabal was fine. but, i would not be surprised if it turned out the falafel were made from store bought mix (more on that later). very dry, no crunch on outside, none of the qualities of an elite falafel. the hab el labban was forgettable, which is maybe a high point here. 90+% of the volume of the arugula salad with halum was indeed just a dump of arugula, which, fair, is true to the name, but its also a 20$+ salad so id expect something more inspired. the "gourmet" menu section frikkeh was easily the weakest dish of the bunch. overcooked, hardly seasoned grain whose consistency & lack of flavor resembled that of oatmeal. seasoning aside, the meat was... acceptable? but really nothing special either, i again here have doubts about its supposed "gourmet" nature. this was such a thoroughly bland meal. i was excited to try this because some reviewers claim this is competitive with a certain other famous or infamous syrian restaurant in montreal. whatever you think of the "value" of the latter, i cant help but think such reviews were produced under the sway of some ideology; these two are _not even playing the same sport._ the thing that really got me was the pita thrown into our takeout order, pictured below. this is a microcosm of my whole beroya experience. to present (& charge) as a middle eastern locale on the finer side & not have enough pride in the craft to bake your own is wild to me. at least if you're going to use pita from the grocery, throw it on the grill & in another bag or something, you might fool some clients. come on yall
This is a great place if you are looking for Syrian food. All the classics are in the menu, the flavors are amazing & the prices are very good vs quality & quantity This one is highly recommended. Staff is friendly & helpful, & good place to visit with family & small children as well.