MMama Khan is bringing the taste of Khyber Pakhtun Khwa to a plate near you. Originally born and raised in a small village in the mountainous regions of Peshawar where she honed her cooking skills.
Let your taste buds be enticed by authenticPeshawari cooking, you will be taken on a culinary journey with flavor's that will leave you coming back for more. Mama emphasizes that in order to taste good food you need the perfect service; and her staff isn't short of making you feel at home.
Diners describe Mama Khan as an authentically halal Pakistani spot with rich Peshawari flavors and generous portions, where dishes such as butter chicken, chicken karahi, lamb karahi, chapli kebab, biryani, haleem, chana samosa and large garlic naan showcase home style preparation. The service is noted as friendly and attentive, with staff able to explain dishes, tailor spice levels and create a warm family like atmosphere supported by multilingual staff and a calm background soundtrack. Community involvement is a common theme, with praise for giving back through free meals to those in need and for supporting local causes, adding meaning to the meal. Some reviews mention that dine in experiences are consistently flavorful while delivery can be unreliable with issues like undercooked meat or missing items, so ordering for delivery may require caution. Overall the food is described as flavorful and generously portioned, with standout kebabs and breads and service described as exceptional, making Mama Khan a standout choice for authentic Pakistani cuisine in the area.
The prices are quite high for the quality of the food. Unfortunately, the dishes were disappointing & not worth the cost. I expected much better for what we paid.
The food was disappointing considering the high prices. The dishes lacked flavor & didn't feel freshly prepared. For what we paid, we expected much better quality & portion sizes. Unfortunately, the experience didn't match the cost. I hope the restaurant improves its food because the pricing suggests a much higher standard.
Mar 7, 2026
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Food not good.kebab meet was not fresh..
Price very high.
I went 1st time & last time there never ever go there again.
Highly recommend don't go there you will regret if you go.
C tout simplement délicieux il faut venir goûter il y a ont des employés & patrons à grand coeur & cordiale & plus ils fournissent plusieurs repas aux démunis BRAVO & Merci d ailleurs pour votre grande générosité👌🏻✨?
Very good food. The naan's are their highlight. Tandoori chicken is well prepared too. Although the butter chicken was slightly too sweet. Overall a great restaurant. Would recommend again!
Friendly Multilingual service. Background music at a nice low level. AMAZING food. We were a couple with 4 kids between the ages of 10-15, we had Saag Paneer , Naan, Butter chicken & daal, perefect amount tasty food everyone agreed even the pick eaters. Thanks for an wonderful dinner!
We were visiting Montreal & searching for halal food & based on Google reviews we ordered food from them. The serving size was too small, although it mentioned 2 person serving on the website but it wasn't even enough for 1. Tandoori chicken was so burnt that it was black in color. Same was with chicken kababs. Karahi was tasteless not even close to Pakistani food. Also, on the website free soup was offered & I added it to my order but I didn't receive it. I won't recommend this restaurant.
Feb 16, 2026
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One of the most terrible & humiliating dining experience we ever had. I dined in with my wife & had already ordered Chapli kebab over the phone while I was sorting out parking. When we arrived, we confirmed the order again. When we were asked about naans, I clearly refused in the first place & stated that we had brought my own.
After the food was served & the owner noticed the naans & immediately became aggressive, saying:'Why did you bring your own naans?' He then kept arguing & pressuring us to order naan despite knowing the fact we brought in our own naans everytime. We told clearly that we did not want any & that we already had enough.
Mind you, we do not like your naans because you lack expertise in making them (check the comments by Heena M & Abdul Qadir in particular stating the same & many more).
The most unacceptable part was despite the food already being served, we were aggressively told to'pick up your food & you can leave'. Who has given you this right to treat customers this way, especially regular customers? We travel twice a week from a nearby city to visit Mama Khan & have been recurring visitors, yet this is the disrespect we received. The owner chose hostility & we ended up eating cold food outside in -12°C because of this humiliating behavior.
Shame on you.
J'y suis allée avec ma famille & j'ai adoré la nourriture vraiment faites maison & cela paraissait dans la qualité, on nous a bien conseillé & le service était bon.
