Bouza specializes in traditional Mediterranean-style ice cream, renowned for its distinctively elastic texture and rich infusion of aromatic ingredients like mastic and sahlab. The menu emphasizes authentic artisanal craftsmanship, offering a diverse array of frozen treats that highlight premium natural flavors and high-quality dairy components. Customers select from an extensive selection of signature scoops, which are frequently topped with crushed pistachios or served alongside traditional sweet pastries. The establishment provides a dedicated range of gluten-free options, ensuring that those with specific dietary restrictions can fully enjoy the diverse frozen dessert selection. Minimalist presentation focuses entirely on the quality of ingredients, while the vibrant atmosphere caters to those seeking authentic, high-quality refreshments. Every serving reflects a commitment to time-honored production techniques, establishing a definitive standard for artisanal confectionery experiences within the local culinary landscape.
Bouza is widely celebrated for its authentic and delicious Mediterranean style ice cream, with many patrons highlighting the traditional Ashta and pistachio flavors as standout choices that feature a unique, creamy, and slightly chewy texture. Visitors frequently praise the high quality of ingredients, noting that the fruit flavors taste fresh and natural, while the overall experience is consistently enhanced by a warm, welcoming, and professional staff who are happy to offer samples and explanations. Although some minor feedback suggests the serving area can become crowded or that certain flavor profiles are subjective, the majority of customers describe this as a must visit destination that provides a high level of hospitality and an exceptional culinary experience that is well worth the trip.
Very bad customer service, I asked for one kilogram ice cream, & I want them in two different box, she sad no she will charge me 23$ plus 23$ for each box Thats mean one kilogram is 46$
I told her but on the screen one kilogram is 40$ so I will pay 6$ more to have one kilogram in two different boxes.
I told her on line one kilo is 36$ she said yes but you can't order, I tried on line yes I can order. & the price for 1/2 kilograms for bouza is 20$ on line she said this is old prices.the prices on line & the store dont match.
I told her I live in brossard & two weeks ago I drove after iftar I arrive at 8:30 the store was closed & online it was open to 9pm
With all my bad experiences from my first visit she was not helpful.
Anyway i paid & it was my last visit there. Very bad people, very bad customer service, I can get same bouza cheaper better from other Arabic places.
Attached pictures you will see the prices & in the store it more expensive. & you can see that I can order too. Very bad place
Hands down one of the best ice cream spots I've tried. The Arabic pistachio ice cream is incredible, nothing I've tasted before even comes close. All the fruit flavors taste fresh & natural, with no additives, which really shows the quality of their ingredients. 100% recommend.
Very delicious Arabic-style ice cream. Highly recommend the ashta ice cream with the candy floss & pistachios on top. Super traditional ice cream & the staff provided amazing service. They had really good Arabic desserts worth trying as well, we got baklava when we're there. I also recommend taking a pint home with you, as one plate is never enough!
Jan 26, 2025
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The best authentic Arabic stretchy ice cream In all of Montreal I really recommend the ashta one it's the best we also got the knafe but it was mid because the cheese was not Nablus cheese
I recently visited both the Laval & Montreal branches, & I was thoroughly impressed. The staff at both locations were amazing, especially Tala at the Laval branch. She went out of her way to make our first visit special by letting us sample different flavors-rose, mango, kashta, & halawa, all of which were incredible. The Montreal branch offers not only ice cream but also Arabic & Turkish sweets, which is a wonderful addition. I tried the Ghazzleh with ice cream, & I can confidently say this is one of the best ice cream shops I've experienced in Canada
I got the traditional rose water ice cream & the baklava ice cream, which were a great match. I recommend trying the Arabic coffee as well. They also have a terrace.
Send night in Montreal, had to try Bouza, one out of 3 locations we tried. This location I had to have Ashta with pistachio & who doesn't like Arabic coffee made to order? Yes, no trouble sleeping after! I recommend their full menu from Arabic desserts, sahlab, banana split, chocolate lovers will like Bouza chocolate. We sat outside & enjoyed every bite. Thank you Bouza for being memorable.
You can find Delicious Bouza here 😍 bouza is an arabic nsme for ice cream & gelato. Unique middle eastern flavours you can't find anywhere, like baklawa, ashta, rose, mistika, & more The best thing is you can add as many flavours as you want I recommend Ashta love it 😍
Was visiting mintreal from Windsor & had seen Tik tok. About Bouza . Had to try it out . Very good & service was excellent. The Arabic sweets are also very good
