Poissonnerie & Restaurant Rayan fonctionne comme une poissonnerie où la sélection de produits de la mer est préparée à la demande. La cuisine met en valeur des influences méditerranéennes et moyen-orientales à travers des crevettes tigrées grillées, des calmars et des quartiers de pommes de terre savoureux. Le poisson frais est exposé pour permettre une sélection directe, favorisant une préparation personnalisée selon les préférences individuelles. L'ambiance évoque un cadre côtier qui accompagne la présentation simple des ingrédients arrivant directement de la mer. Chaque assiette privilégie des assaisonnements authentiques et des textures variées, allant des filets parfaitement grillés aux morceaux frits croustillants. La facturation reflète le poids et la diversité des produits choisis, nécessitant une attention particulière lors de la sélection pour bien évaluer le coût total du repas.
Poissonnerie Rayan est largement reconnue comme une destination incontournable à Montréal pour ses fruits de mer frais et de haute qualité, préparés sur demande selon un concept de marché où les clients choisissent eux-mêmes leur poisson et leur mode de cuisson. De nombreux convives louent les saveurs authentiques méditerranéennes et moyen-orientales, soulignant particulièrement la qualité des calmars, des crevettes tigres, des poissons grillés et des pommes de terre. Bien que l'ambiance soit souvent décrite comme chaleureuse et rappelant les restaurants de bord de mer, certains clients ont exprimé leur mécontentement concernant le manque de transparence sur les prix, la pression exercée pour commander de grosses portions et le coût jugé élevé de certains plats. Bien que la majorité des avis célèbrent la délicieuse cuisine et le service attentionné, d'autres ont relevé des incohérences lors de la facturation ou dans l'attention du personnel, suggérant que si l'expérience culinaire est excellente pour beaucoup, il est conseillé aux visiteurs de vérifier leurs commandes pour assurer une expérience agréable et sans surprise budgétaire.
Super nice seafood from middle east, fresh seafood market style, you select what you want & how it will be cooked. Very friendly staff. you must try the saute shrimps, it is out of this world, also grilled fish is very good, & their potatoes are fantastic
The food is good, it's not the first time we go to Rayan but the last time we came is a long time ago. They do not tell you how much you will pay before hand which is wrong. We paid $200 for 2 people we only got shrimps & calamari & 1 small red snapper fish…. If you want to charge this much include sides, offer alcohol drinks & turn the restaurant into a LUXURY restaurant. The place isn't nice looking & it's not an experience in order for you to charge an exorbitant amount of money. It's better you change your branding into a luxury restaurant make the inside looks appropriate for the amount of money you're charging. You can't charge 5 star restaurant for a place that looks like a fast food & also receive fast food service. C'mon. Won't be back ever again in my life.
7 mars 2026
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There is no menu & price before hand !
3 people, we spend 210$, 2fish, one plate of calamari & shrimp.
Their dishes dont have sides & you have to order them separately & pay for them.
Even the fish didnt have fries!
It was delicious but expensive & confusing!
I prefer to know what im gonna order in advance & how much im gonna to pay.
Rayan is a favourite of mine, I am a regular. It reminds me of being in Egypt where fresh fish has been caught. You pick your fish & let them know how you would like it prepared & seasoned. Our favourites the smelt, shrimps, potatoe wedges & salad. There is bound to be left overs. Portions are generous. The seasoning, textures & freshness are unbeatable.They have sustainable take boxes & paper bags. We were three women & could not eat it all. Served family style. The owner is a delightful Egyptian Canadian gentlemen. The staff, team are helpful. Service is great. The flavours, freshness of our seafood & fish dishes are delicious. I feel as if I am by a seaside restaurant in Alexandria or the Red Sea. With Egyptian music playing in the background. Fun as I would recognise the music!
They have no beer, wine, alcohol nor is it a BYOW.( just like in Egypt). They do have Egyptian soft drinks.
Its always full after 20h00. The diners come diverse backgrounds, just like the neighbourhood & it is just beautiful.
Very good fish place. You can buy the fish to take or have it cooked in different ways & eat at the restaurant.
We tried the red snapper & the calamari. Both were very good.
Had veggies & bread too with our meal.
The service was good, but thebl place can get busy, so you need to be patient. Definitely worth it.
I will definitely came back here & try other items. Shrimp looked good too.
Make sure you have a debit card or cash. They do not take credit cards.
The only negative I have is the bathroom, please have it checked & cleaned little more often.
We have ordered on 3 occasions & we live in ndg so we traveled a 25$ taxi fare to get their food which was delicious the salmon & the shrimp with rice all in all worth every penny. I recommend a visit to their place if you want fresh seafood large portions yes a little expensive but if you calculate the cost of seafood then their prices are reasonable.
Rayan is a seafood restaurant that offers a truly fresh & unique experience. The moment you arrive, you'll be guided to the display fridge to choose from a variety of fish, shrimp, crab, & other available seafood. You simply pick what you like, & then you're shown to your table.
Right away, your seafood is freshly prepared & served in a delicious Greek style. If you love seafood, I'm sure you'll be happy with your choice.
Personally, I don't particularly enjoy peeling shrimp at the table, but that takes nothing away from the freshness & incredible taste of the food.