Mama Khan se spécialise dans la cuisine pakistanaise authentique en équilibrant des épices robustes avec des techniques de cuisson traditionnelles. Le menu se concentre sur des currys riches et aromatiques, des viandes grillées tendres et des pains plats fraîchement cuits dans des fours tandoor classiques. Les clients végétariens découvrent une sélection importante de plats d'origine végétale, notamment des ragoûts de lentilles et des mélanges de légumes épicés qui utilisent des profils aromatiques complexes. L'environnement de restauration maintient une atmosphère fonctionnelle et concentrée destinée à l'appréciation des traditions culinaires régionales. Chaque plat repose sur des légumineuses de haute qualité, du riz basmati parfumé et une harmonie précise de chaleur et d'herbes. Cet établissement propose une exploration directe de la gastronomie pakistanaise grâce à son adhésion rigoureuse aux recettes authentiques et aux méthodes de préparation fondamentales définissant ce style culinaire.
Mama Khan est largement reconnu pour servir des portions authentiques, savoureuses et généreuses de cuisine pakistanaise qui rappellent à de nombreux clients les repas faits maison. Des plats populaires tels que le poulet karahi, les kebabs chapli et les naans frais sont fréquemment salués pour leur qualité et leur assaisonnement traditionnel. De nombreux convives apprécient l'atmosphère chaleureuse et nostalgique du restaurant ainsi que le service attentionné offert par le personnel. Au-delà de l'expérience culinaire, l'établissement a gagné une grande admiration pour son engagement envers la communauté à travers diverses initiatives caritatives et programmes de repas, ce qui en fait une adresse très respectée et appréciée à Montréal.
Everything was great 💖
I went last week with a friend & the moment we sat down we were served with ice cold water, which was amazing as it was 30 degrees that day
The waiter was very attentive & gave us another bottle 2 seconds after we finished the first one, it was the first time I didn't have to look around for staff & ask them for a refill
After we ordered it wasnt a long wait to get our food & the server insisted we let him know if anything was missing & was always easy to reach
Service 10/10
The vibe of the restaurant was so nostalgic, I can't pinpoint exactly what it was but i think it was a mix of the decor, the music, & the families eating together. The music was not loud & we were able to talk comfortably for an hour, after eating we stayed awhile because it was so comfortable
As for the food it was very affordable, I paid the same amount for homemade food & a cozy seat that I would pay for a sandwich at a random takeout spot
The pani puri itself made me give a 5 star, I will be going back & getting 2 orders of it, super crunchy, super fresh, it was my favorite
Then we ordered 2 dishes ; chicken haleem & palak paneer with garlic naans
We had half of each & were full, so not only did we have a great experience at a restaurant , we had leftovers to take home
To top it off Mama Khan has been very vocal on their tiktok account regarding social issues & spends time giving back to the community which makes me want to support the business even more 🌸
This place was amazing, the atmosphere felt luxurious & cozy at the same time, the food was insane, we got the chicken karahi & it was amazing! The butter naan was fluffy & soft. The waiter was very nice & the wait was not long at all, I would definitely come here again.
The worst Pakistani food i have ever eaten, was a long day after we arrived to Montreal via flights, dined in hoping for some delicious food, the naan was tougher than a rubber, biriyani was just rice snd meat no flavour at all, the curries were absolutely bombarded with tomato & salt, disappointed at its peak, will never come agajn
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Stopped by for lunch & was pleasantly surprised. The food was fresh, flavorful, & arrived quickly. I ordered the pakora, chicken Peshawari karahi with naan, & the tandoori biryani. Everything was delicious & full of authentic flavor. The portions were generous for the price, & the staff were friendly & attentive without being over the top. If you're looking for tasty Pakistani food, this place is definitely worth a visit.
Mama Khan, Montreal - A Memorable Taste of Authentic Pakistani Food
We visited Mama Khan in Montreal in 2023
& had an enjoyable experience, particularly because of the Chapli Kababs & lamb Karahi.
The Chapli Kababs were the highlight of our meal. We were told they were prepared using the owner's mother's recipe, & the homemade touch was clearly reflected in the taste. They were incredibly juicy, tender & packed with flavour, with a wonderful balance of spices. It had been a long time since we had eaten Chapli Kababs this good. They tasted authentic & were cooked perfectly without being dry or overly greasy. 4/5
The Lamb Karahi was also excellent. It was rich, aromatic & very flavourful, with tender, soft pieces of lamb. The spices & masala complemented the meat nicely, making it a comforting & satisfying dish. It paired really well with naan & was definitely worth ordering. 4/5
The Chicken Biryani was decent, but compared with the Chapli Kababs & Karahi, it did not stand out as much. It was okay in terms of flavour & portion, but it could have benefited from a stronger aroma & more depth in the masala. 3/5
The ambience was fairly simple & just okay, so the restaurant is more about enjoying the food than having a premium dining experience. Parking can also be difficult to find in the surrounding area, so it is better to allow some extra time.
Overall, Mama Khan offered us a satisfying Pakistani meal, with the juicy Chapli Kababs being the clear winner. I would definitely recommend visiting for the Chapli Kababs & Karahi, especially for anyone looking for authentic, homemade-style flavours in Montreal.
The karahis are juste insane the gravy is perfectly Spiced & the naans are minute made in the tandoor. The server was comprehensive even with mant orders going on at the same time. Honestly mama khan is just grate ppl must be patient a bit bc on a rush time it can't be perfect at 200%. Btw I advice u guys to make a reservation before coming so that your spot is secured & its more easier for the service. Brunch of familles pulling up at the same time without reservation is not the smartest idea
We are two physicians went to this awful Pakistani restaurant. I am from India. She's from Pakistan. She was excited to take me to a Pakistani restaurant. I went with her to this awful restaurant'MAMA KHAN'. We were visiting Montreal. Originally we are from Boston, MA USA.
First & foremost, I'm not sure it is a Pakistani restaurant or it it is run by Afghani people.
The first order was Samosa. It was burnt outside cooked in high heat, so when we opened it one layer of Maida was raw inside. The potato inside was black & had a weird taste. We were hungry so we hate the outside part of the Dough, although burnt.
Second order was lassi- it smelled something awful. I drank one gulp & didn't touch it again.
The third order was chicken haleem but it appeared to me the chef forgot to put the chicken- it tasted like dal & wheat. Although it was not that bad. I ate it as if I'm eating dal.
The third order was lamb charsi Karahi. I could not eat even one piece. It was not cooked at all.
I packed the lamb as by now I had lost faith & didn't want to leave the entire untouched dish. I thought these guys may serve my left on table dish to someone else. We took the left over food & put it in a trash.
The Nan was not bad except one fourth of the naan was not properly cooked, so we discarded that portion & ate the rest of the naan with the'DAL HALEEM'🤣
Service- the kid was from Afghanistan & was decent. He was polite.
We are two physicians went to this awful Pakistani restaurant. I am from India. She's from Pakistan. She was excited to take me to a Pakistani restaurant. I went with her to this awful restaurant'MAMA KHAN'. We were visiting Montreal. Originally we are from Boston, MA USA.
First & foremost, I'm not sure it is a Pakistani restaurant or it it is run by Afghani people.
The first order was Samosa. It was burnt outside cooked in high heat, so when we opened it one layer of Maida was raw inside. The potato inside was black & had a weird taste. We were hungry so we hate the outside part of the Dough, although burnt.
Second order was lassi- it smelled something awful. I drank one gulp & didn't touch it again.
The third order was chicken haleem but it appeared to me the chef forgot to put the chicken- it tasted like dal & wheat. Although it was not that bad. I ate it as if I'm eating dal.
The third order was lamb charsi Karahi. I could not eat even one piece. It was not cooked at all.
I packed the lamb as by now I had lost faith & didn't want to leave the entire untouched dish. I thought these guys may serve my left on table dish to someone else. We took the left over food & put it in a trash.
The Nan was not bad except one fourth of the naan was not properly cooked, so we discarded that portion & ate the rest of the naan with the'DAL HALEEM'🤣
Service- the kid was from Afghanistan & was decent. He was polite.
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!
