Farooj Abo Alabed se distingue par sa cuisine libanaise authentique, spécialisée dans les viandes grillées expertes et les sandwichs savoureux. Les convives peuvent s'attendre à un shawarma de poulet succulent, des brochettes de shish taouk parfaitement assaisonnées et du kofta tendre, le tout préparé avec des épices et des techniques traditionnelles. L'établissement propose une atmosphère vibrante où les arômes d'herbes fraîches et de délices grillés emplissent l'air. Chaque plat témoigne du riche héritage culinaire du Liban, offrant un véritable goût de la cuisine familiale. C'est la destination idéale pour ceux qui recherchent des saveurs audacieuses et satisfaisantes ancrées dans des recettes classiques du Moyen-Orient.
Farooj Abo Alabed est largement reconnu pour son poulet libanais grillé au charbon de bois authentique et de grande qualité, sa viande tendre et ses sandwichs savoureux, les clients soulignant souvent l'excellence de la sauce à l'ail et la fraîcheur des ingrédients. Le restaurant offre un cadre magnifiquement décoré, propre et spacieux, accueillant pour les familles et les groupes. Bien que le service soit fréquemment décrit comme amical et professionnel, l'établissement fait souvent face à de longs délais d'attente et à des défis organisationnels occasionnels en raison de sa grande popularité. Certains clients ont soulevé des préoccupations concernant la taille des portions par rapport au prix et le besoin d'une meilleure communication sur le suivi des commandes, mais le consensus global reste très positif, de nombreux clients étant impatients de revenir pour savourer ces repas maison.
The sandwiches are overpriced & seem to have more sauce than actual filling. There was barely any chicken, & that's basically all you taste. A better balance between sauce & ingredients would make a big difference, along with more generous & evenly distributed filling.
We paid $55.99 for the promotion, which included 4 sandwiches, 4 cans of soda, & only 2 small orders of fries. For that price, the portion size is disappointing, & the promotion doesn't even make sense. Marketing-wise, it feels like the focus is on upselling rather than offering real value. A clearer promotion design with more balanced sides would make the offer feel much fairer. Why include 4 sandwiches & 4 drinks but only 2 small fries?
We also ordered the fries sandwich, but once again it was mostly bread & sauce, with barely any fries inside. Improving the ingredient distribution would help a lot, since the sandwich should actually reflect what it promises.
Overall, I think this place is overhyped. I was really looking forward to trying it, but I left very disappointed with my experience. With better portion balance, clearer promotions, & more consistent ingredient distribution, it could be much better.
When it's busy expect to wait 30 minutes for your food, the food is great, the staff hustles, the only thing that I find annoying is watching the owner count his money & take pictures of the lineups instead of cleaning the filthy tables & sweeping the filth on the floor when all the workers are hustling making orders, if I see him acting like he is better than the employees again I will definitely stop eating here & will encourage others to do the same.
Waited 20min to get 1 sandwich service was extremely slow & restaurant was had barely any customers. Lousy experience never stepping foot in there again. Its a shame cause food was good.
As a Vietnamese person, I can't claim to be an expert on authentic Lebanese food, especially since so many places offer fusion or Westernized versions.
I noticed some reviews mentioning the wait time, but I think we have become so accustomed to everything being fast that we sometimes forget quality food takes time. Especially flavourful, charcoal-grilled meat.
While waiting, we had the pleasure of speaking with Lebanese customers who came all the way from Brossard. They told us the food tasted very close to home, even to what they have eaten in Lebanon, which was very reassuring.
We ordered the musahab sandwich & the kebab sandwich. Both were delicious, although the musahab was my personal favourite. For anyone who enjoys spicy food, ask for the spicy sauce. It adds the perfect kick without overpowering the flavours.
We were there at 2:30 PM & it was busy. We left at 4:00 & the line got even longer. It is a little far from where I live, but honestly, this place is worth the detour.
My husband asked more than once for my sandwich to be made without garlic sauce. He mentioned it when ordering at the cashier, & when the order was ready, he asked again just to make sure. The employee assured him that there was no garlic sauce in the sandwich.
When we got home, the sandwich was covered in garlic sauce. This is honestly unacceptable. If a customer repeats a request many times, it should be taken seriously. It was a complete waste of our time & money. Very disappointing.
