Karahi Point specializes in authentic Pakistani and Indian cuisine, emphasizing the traditional preparation of meat and vegetable dishes cooked in heavy cast-iron woks. The menu features signature karahi preparations where fresh spices, ginger, and tomatoes create deep, complex flavor profiles that define the establishment. Patrons select from a wide variety of protein options, including tender goat and chicken, all served alongside freshly baked naan from the clay oven. The atmosphere centers on the aromatic intensity of charcoal-grilled tandoori specialties and slow-cooked curries. Ingredients are selected to maintain the bold, spicy authenticity characteristic of the regional culinary traditions offered here. Each dish undergoes a rigorous cooking process to ensure that the heat levels and spice balances align with the classic expectations of Pakistani street-style preparation in a focused, unpretentious environment.
Karahi Point is widely celebrated for its authentic and flavorful Pakistani cuisine, with many patrons praising the generous portions and high-quality dishes like the signature chicken karahi, butter chicken, and various kebabs. The restaurant is frequently highlighted as an excellent destination for families and special gatherings, offering a warm and welcoming atmosphere. While the majority of guests have glowing remarks regarding the attentive and professional service provided by the staff, a small number of visitors expressed concerns regarding spice levels, occasional temperature issues in the dining area, or inconsistencies in food presentation. Overall, the establishment is highly regarded for its hospitality, and many diners express a strong desire to return for its fresh, carefully prepared meals.
Service & ambience were excellent, food & prices were overpriced. The food i ordered is shahi paneer & vegetable rice. Paneer had 5 paneer pieces & vegetable rice don't have any vegetables in it, just flavoured & coloured rice.
Apr 27, 2025
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If you are looking for a halal traditional Pakistani restaurant with excellent Karahi, freshly baked naan & BBQ kebab, this is the place for you!!!
I was recommended this restaurant by a friend so myself & my family we decided to try it out.
We were warmly welcomed & seated. The owner came to our table & took his time to explain the menu, & suggest some of the restaurant's specialty. We decided to trust him & we ordered 2 types of Karahi (Karahi is their specialty), the chicken byriani, the chicken Seekh kebab, the chicken butter, their Naan breads (with garlic, plain, butter), the chicken Samosas, & some other food.
IT WAS ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS!!! We were all amazed by the taste, blend of spices & flavors. We were stuffed after sharing all the food between 8 adults. Before leaving, we decided to have their traditional tea called tea Karak & it was delicious 😋
We didn't have any space left for the dessert but they also have plenty of delicious sweets.
The decoration inside is very nice & the place clean. Overall we had a blast & we really enjoyed everything. Even though most of their food has some spice, it is part of the culture & you can ask to reduce the spiciness or ask them to suggest another dish with no spice.
Based on that, I highly recommend this gem 💎 located in Brossard. This is the best Pakistani restaurant in Montreal. You have to try it!!!
See also my photos & videos, you will be hungry ahahaha 😆
ps: can't wait to go again & maybe this time be able to visit their kitchen & show you how they prepare their amazing food 10/10 😋
Update 26Apr2025: still a great place to eat Karahi. Highly recommend 👌
A Flavor-Packed Experience at Karahi Point Montreal - A Must-Visit Spot!
I recently visited Karahi Point Montreal, & I'm still thinking about the food - it was that good. If you're looking for authentic Pakistani cuisine with bold flavours & comforting vibes, this place absolutely delivers.
We kicked things off with their Lahore fish & Chicken Pakora followed with their Garlic & Roghni naan's , which came out hot, fluffy, & full of that irresistible aroma - the perfect start. It paired beautifully with their Chicken Karahi, which was rich, spicy, & cooked to perfection. You can tell it's made fresh in the traditional wok style - the flavors were deep & layered, just the way a real karahi should be.
But what really impressed me was their Tawa Qeema & their BBQ - especially the chicken malai hoti & seekh kebabs. Smoky, juicy, & packed with spices, every bite was a treat. The BBQ platter is a must if you're into that chargrilled, straight-off-the-grill flavor.
To finish things off, we tried their Mali Kulfi, which was creamy, dense, & full of that classic cardamom-nutty sweetness. & of course, no meal there is complete without their Karak Chai - rich, strong, & perfectly spiced. It was the ideal end to a fantastic meal.
The service was warm & attentive, & the atmosphere felt cozy & inviting. Whether you're craving homestyle karahi or just want to chill with friends over some great chai & BBQ, Karahi Point Montreal is a spot you'll want to come back to.
Well.... This was unexpected. I knew it was going to be good, but not this good!! I had the Reshmi Handi with rice & Naan & it was exquisite. An off topic comment was made that it was my birthday & they heard & gave us some delicious ice cream.
The service at this place is next to none & the food is delicious.
I recommend this restaurant to anyone. Oh & there is ample parking.
Update 1.5 years later: Everything said above but even better.
Menu is confusing, I'm not a smart guy. It's hard to build a meal dish by dish if you are not familiar with the food, sizes look tiny in the menu, prices are rather high & hard to figure out how to combine things without eating the same thing, ending up hungry, or having a huge take-away with leftovers. They need to offer combos or guidance to order simply for the first-timers. Gotta say I hated the layout of the menu in the phone (they dont offer paper version).
