Kalye Restaurant
Authentic Filipino street food traditions come alive on Avenue Van Horne at Kalye Restaurant.
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Display Allfilipino(14) sisig(9) chicken(6) palabok(5) roll(5) recommend(4) sizzling(4) rice(4) pork(4) highly recommend(3) fried chicken(3) authentic(3)No joke the best Filipino restaurant I've ever been to. I highly recommend the Inasal. I tried to go there again on Monday, but it was closed (sadly). Highly recommend this place for both Filipinos & non-Filipinos.
I ordered palabok for takeout because I was really craving it & it did not disappoint! I was so happy with the generous serving. &, the taste was amazing 👌It tasted just like the palabok I always ordered back in the Philippines. This will definitely be my go-to place whenever I'm craving authentic Filipino palabok. Highly recommended!
We came here wanting to see how Filipino cuisine in Montreal compares to Toronto. After checking Reddit, we were originally planning to go to Cuisine de Manille, but ended up getting lost due to road closures & no parking. We then found ourselves at Kalye, which was another Reddit-recommended spot-especially for their sizzling plates.
Of course, we had to try the sizzling sisig with garlic rice. It was surprisingly really good, though we felt it could use a bit more spice & could have been crispier. Unfortunately, we didn't enjoy the lumpia shanghai, which is why the overall rating is a bit lower.
Still, it was a solid experience & a good introduction to Filipino food in Montreal.