Mazbi propose une cuisine authentique du Moyen-Orient, centrée sur les préparations au charbon de bois et une sélection rigoureuse de fruits de mer. Chaque plat met en valeur des épices traditionnelles et des protéines de haute qualité cuites sur une flamme vive pour obtenir une profondeur fumée caractéristique. Le menu privilégie les assortiments de viandes grillées, les légumes saisis avec expertise et diverses prises issues de la pêche, préparées avec des herbes aromatiques. La cuisine maintient un engagement envers des techniques culinaires éprouvées qui priorisent des saveurs franches et naturelles dans chaque assiette. Les clients découvrent une offre enracinée dans les traditions régionales, illustrant des textures et des profils qui reflètent l'héritage gastronomique du Levant. L'espace présente une atmosphère directe, conçue pour souligner les éléments essentiels de la cuisson au feu de bois.
Mazbi est largement reconnu pour sa cuisine yéménite authentique et savoureuse, de nombreux visiteurs saluant la tendreté de la viande parfaitement épicée. Le restaurant est fréquemment décrit comme un établissement chaleureux et familial où les convives se sentent accueillis par un personnel aimable et attentionné. Bien que la grande majorité des clients apprécient les portions généreuses et le décor culturel immersif, quelques avis mentionnent des préoccupations concernant la taille des portions ou la préparation de certains plats. Dans l'ensemble, c'est une adresse fortement recommandée à Montréal pour ceux qui recherchent une expérience culinaire authentique et mémorable.
First time trying Yemeni food. We ordered the Mogalgal (spiced, grilled meat) & Mazbi Chicken (chicken on rice). Both were delicious, packed with bold spices. We also got sides like the sambosas & shafoot (yogurt based thingy, tastes herby) which were decent additions. Ended with kunafa-sweet, cheesy, & perfectly crispy. So good.
Tender, good chicken but didn't like the rice not a real mandi rice & no taste of the grilled chicken in it, its seem they cooked it separately not in the same pot & that's not the way of how mandi cooked!, the recipe of rice like ( Bokhari rice not a mandi ), the meat sambosa also not wow missing something.
The portion is good. The food is clean but didn't enjoy it because of the rice.
Amazing food & customer service! The owner is such a sweet lady❤?. Loved her vibe & food was soo delicious😋. She gave my mom complimentary cake as it was mother's Day ✨. Also for our left overs she packed us extra rice! Very generous.
Will be returning soon! Thank you for your amazing service ✨❤?
11 mai 2025
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Quality food & authentic flavors. Highly recommend Mazbi Restaurant. The staff is very friendly & accommodating. We had the beef dish & it was divine, the rice & bread were delicious.
Really loved the flavor of the Mazbi Lamb it was my favorite. The Mandi chicken was very tender & fell off of the bone. The rice was super flavorful & overall everything was perfect for lunch.
I appreciated the tenderness of the lamb, but overall, this experience was disappointing. The bread served was not the right type for Fahsa, & providing only a small portion for the entire dish was inappropriate. The rice was overly spiced, overwhelming the flavor, & the prices were far too high for the quality offered. The presentation & the dishware were quite underwhelming. I was excited to find a Yemeni restaurant in Montreal, but I left wishing I hadn't visited. That said, the service was friendly.
Absolutely exceptional food! The incredibly tender & succulent chicken paired with the flavorful rice was truly outstanding. Plus, the live music was absolutely fantastic.
The food is ok. There is nothing to rave about. Service is good. My rice was cold. & they are very stingy on yougurt & salad. They give samples in very small plastic containers. The food is very dry. Needs sauce or something next to it. For foreigners, it might be good. But it's average at best.
Last minute visit to Montreal to see the eclipse & found this restaurant after visiting friends. The restaurant was packed however they found a table for us within a few minutes (they ask that you come back at the time they specify so you don't hover over the people who are eating which I appreciate)..Lamb mandi & foul were very good. Some of the best tasting Yemeni rice I have had & the meat was very flavourful & tender. Not sure if the bread is authentic. Chai was a lovely warm hug & the cheese kunafe was nice.
