Kamoun Restaurant specializes in authentic Middle Eastern flavors with a primary focus on expertly prepared charcoal-grilled meats and fresh, vibrant vegetable dishes. The menu features signature skewers and seasoned proteins served alongside crisp salads and traditional sides that define regional culinary traditions. Diners encounter a selection of bold seasonings and premium ingredients that reflect the rich heritage of Levantine cooking. The kitchen emphasizes simple preparation methods to highlight the natural quality of each component in every dish. Flatbreads and house-made dips provide a consistent foundation for a balanced meal focused on savory profiles and fresh produce. This establishment maintains a commitment to time-honored cooking techniques that produce tender results across the entire selection of grilled proteins and wholesome plant-based offerings.
Kamoun Restaurant is widely celebrated for its authentic and flavorful Syrian and Lebanese cuisine, which many diners describe as reminiscent of home-cooked meals. Guests frequently praise the high quality and freshness of the dishes, with specific recommendations for items like the fawaregh, fattah, and various breakfast options. The atmosphere is generally described as warm, cozy, and welcoming, reflecting a family-oriented business where staff are attentive and kind. While the vast majority of visitors have an excellent experience and appreciate the generous portions, a few individuals have noted that the pricing can be high and that the restaurant space can feel small or occasionally loud. Overall, it is considered a must-visit destination for those seeking genuine Middle Eastern flavors in the Montreal area.
If you missed syrian & lebanes food . trust me this is the place that will take you back to your country.. best food ever & they are very generous with food .. I really recommend it 👍
Excellente expérience au restaurant Kamoun. Le service est impeccable, le personnel est très accueillant & la nourriture est vraiment délicieuse. Tout était parfait. Pour moi, c'est le meilleur restaurant. Je reviendrai sans hésiter !
Merci beaucoup pour l'excellent service.
This was our first time visiting Kamoun Restaurant in Laval, & we came based on my cousin's recommendation. We went on a Sunday & arrived just after opening, around 10:15 AM.
When we walked in, the music was very loud, especially for that early in the morning. We asked the waitress to lower the volume, which she did.
We ordered a variety of breakfast items, including foul mdamas, msabaha (mousabaha), fatteh, eggs with sujouk, & my cousin decided to try the fawarej & lsanat.
As soon as you sit down, they bring Lebanese coffee without asking. Three of us don't drink Lebanese coffee, so I really think they should ask before serving it.
As for the food, it was just okay.
The eggs with sujouk were disappointing & lacked flavor.
The msabaha was good.
The foul was not to my taste - they use large fava beans & don't mash them, which looked & felt a bit odd to me.
The restaurant itself is nice, clean, & cozy, & the food presentation was fine. However, even though the place wasn't busy, the waitress never came back to check on us, ask how the food was, or see if we needed anything.
Prices felt a bit high for what was offered. When my cousin went to pay, he noticed the bill was higher than expected. After checking, he realized we were charged multiple times for the msabaha, fatteh, & foul. Thankfully, they corrected it & removed the extra charges, but it was still an unpleasant moment.
Overall, I'd give this place 3 stars. Nothing terrible, but nothing special either. I'm honestly not sure if I would return.
Jan 12, 2026
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I order for first time in Uber Eats & I need to say, the food is Amazing the intestines, labne with cucumber & warak Enab were Absolutely other level!! My childhood favourite dishes taste. For sure I'll be visiting soon.
I ordered Fawaregh, & honestly it had a very bad taste. The smell of the food was so horrible that I wanted to leave immediatly. After I tasted, I couldn't continue to eat it so I had to leave almost all of the portion at the restaurant. This was the worst food I have ever eaten in my life.
We informed the server , & they did absolutely nothing about it. No apology, no solution. I paid all the amount & left the restaurant.
Very disappointing experience overall. I won't be returning.
I found Kamoun to be overpriced. Two reasons for rating 3 out 5 stars; I had eggplant feteh, it was 30% fried eggplant & the rest 70% chickpeas, which is not authentic. The service was relatively good.
2nd, Parking was another reason was difficult to find parking spot despite being the only'dinein' client on a weekday !
I think the restaurant is best for breakfast, brunch or takeout order.
