Un restaurant Moyen-Oriental se spécialisant dans les mezzés froids et chauds (petites assiettes à partager), les brochettes de kefta (agneau haché, noix, oignons et épices), une variété de plats de viandes et de volailles ainsi que des spécialités végétariennes. Brunch de fin de semaine.
Kazamaza propose une cuisine libanaise et moyen-orientale authentique avec des portions généreuses et un bon rapport qualité-prix, mettant en vedette des plats comme le jarret d'agneau, le houmous, la muhammara et le kefta, appréciés dans une ambiance chaleureuse et animée. Le menu est varié et inclut des options végétariennes, et l'atmosphère conviviale en fait un lieu prisé pour les réunions entre amis et en famille. Le service est souvent salué pour son attention et sa gentillesse, mais lors des soirées très fréquentées, l'espace peut être serré et le niveau de bruit élevé. Certaines visites signalent des plats parfois inégaux ou des questions sur les options sans gluten et la qualité du pain pita, mais la plupart des convives repartent satisfaits et enclins à revenir. Dans l'ensemble, Kazamaza est considéré comme une référence à Montréal pour une cuisine libanaise savoureuse et bien préparée, avec un service chaleureux et une ambiance cosy; il est prudent de réserver quand l'établissement est bien rempli.
We decided to go small plates / entres instead of getting main courses. Everything was tasty & reminded me of dining in a good Lebanese restaurant in the Middle East. Wish they allowed to order one lamp chop as listed on the menu instead of insisting minimum 2 (kinda deceiving- they should just change the menu to list 2 chops instead of singular).
Waiter is from France/ Algeria. We paid a nice tip for his friendly & attentive service. Great ambience.
Expérience gustative incroyable, les plats sont très savoureux, c'est fin, & les portions sont plus que raisonnables.
Nous avons passé un beau moment, dans un cadre magnifique.
C'est un voyage pour les papilles!
21 avr. 2025
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Ah my favorite Middle Eastren resto.
Sometimes I wish I never tried it because now I have to drive for 45 minutes each way.
Every big milestone or celebration we book there, kids love it too.
The fatoush is to die for.
It's pricy & is expected of high end resto.
It's a small space but they still manage to fit a lot of tables.
Their fattoush was one of the best I've ever had. I didn't even know salad could taste so good. Rakakat were also great. I liked the kafta. The lamb shank was good. Kibbe labniye was not for me. Moubammara was also awesome. My friends really loved the hummus kawarma but I thought it was okay. Very cute decor & I love the coke alternative products they have 🤘🤘🤘
An intimate restaurant with incredible food! Still dreaming about the mouhammara (walnut spread)! Everything we had was delicious. Staff were friendly & atmosphere was vibrant. We will surely return on our next visit to Montreal :)
Incredible food. I have been hooked by a friend & keep bringing more & more people to try & they all keep on adding this to their list of best place in town.'I can bring my parents here when they're out of town'. Great place to have some food & laughs with your girls or some flavorful drinks with your loved one before a night out. Highly recommend & I cannot get over the consistency of the quality everything has. 100/10
Had an amazing dining experience at KazaMaza. Each dish was phenomenal & bursting with flavour. Our attentive waiter, Eric, ensured everything was perfect & the food came out quickly. The cozy, dimly lit atmosphere set the stage for a memorable night. Highly recommended-we'll definitely be back.
Overall we had a lovely dinner here. The place was intimate & charming. Although I thought the tables were a bit too close to each other. We started with the fattouche salad & the baba ghanoush which were both solid options. For our mains we got the lamb shank (fattet mawzat) & the kefta karaz. The lamb shank was our favourite dish as it was fall off the bone & the yogurt sauce complimented it nicely. The kefta karaz was good but reminded me of ikea meatballs since the cranberry sauce reminded of the lingonberry jam. It was still very good but not our fave. The portions were generous & the price was very affordable. All dishes were delicious but nothing blew me away. Would definitely come back though!
I highly recommend this Lebanese restaurant - the food so magical & tasty !
The staff Ahmed was very attentive, the food is fresh & tasty, & dishes are served quickly.
