Romados propose un poulet grillé au charbon de bois authentiquement portugais, préparé avec une sauce piri-piri épicée caractéristique qui définit sa carte. La cuisine se spécialise dans les techniques de rôtisserie traditionnelles où les poulets sont rôtis lentement pour obtenir une peau croustillante et savoureuse ainsi qu une chair tendre et juteuse. Les clients choisissent parmi des portions généreuses souvent accompagnées de garnitures classiques telles que des frites assaisonnées, des salades fraîches et des petits pains croustillants. L atmosphère demeure informelle et axée sur un service efficace, répondant aux attentes de ceux qui recherchent une expérience culinaire fiable et rapide. Au-delà de la volaille emblématique, le menu inclut divers piliers de la gastronomie portugaise mettant l accent sur des épices audacieuses et des ingrédients simples de qualité. Cet établissement demeure une référence locale pour les amateurs de protéines grillées à la flamme.
Romados est largement reconnue comme une institution montréalaise, appréciée pour son poulet rôti portugais savoureux et juteux, sa peau croustillante et sa sauce Piri Piri signature. De nombreux clients soulignent la générosité remarquable des portions et un excellent rapport qualité-prix, tout en mettant en avant les délicieuses pommes de terre rôties, les sandwichs et une impressionnante sélection de desserts portugais authentiques comme les populaires natas. Le service est fréquemment décrit comme rapide, efficace et particulièrement chaleureux, offrant aux visiteurs une atmosphère accueillante. Incontournable pour les repas à emporter comme pour les déjeuners rapides, l'endroit demeure une destination privilégiée pour ceux qui recherchent les saveurs authentiques, fumées et réconfortantes de la cuisine portugaise traditionnelle.
Had a family size meal for two, did take out of course too.
The price reflects the service, which is counter (think fast food but better!) & the food exceeds the price & quantity! Tremendous value, they will have return customers!
Romados is one of the best spots in Montreal for Portuguese rotisserie chicken.
The chicken is always juicy, tender, & packed with smoky, garlicky flavor, with crispy skin that's perfectly seasoned. What makes it special is how it captures the essence of Portuguese cuisine-simple, bold, & comforting, with the rich taste of garlic, paprika, herbs, olive oil, & a touch of citrus that lets the quality of the ingredients shine.
The portions are generous, the prices are fair, & the service is quick, even when it's busy. If you're looking for authentic Portuguese cuisine that delivers incredible flavor in every bite, Romados is absolutely worth a visit. Next time I'm here, I have to try their poutine - I've heard great things about it!
Honestly, its ok. The food is fine but the prices are higher than at'ma poule mouillé', which is really close to the restaurant. It is much more worth it to go there because the prices are unmatched & the food quality is superior to here. Another thing I didn't like about this place, is that they charge you for nonsense. At the other restaurant they dont charge you for the sauce but here they do, which is insane because the food itself is also more expensive, so you would think that the sauce is included but no. Also, we bought these cream-filled donughts but they had no cream. They were basically empty. Another thing is that the bathroom here is really dirty too. It looks really old & nasty. In conclusion, just go to'ma poule mouillé'. Its less expensive, cleaner, the food tastes better & the vibe is amazing.
17 mai 2026
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I went to pick up a family combo dinner on Sunday (Feb 22nd 2026). Before visiting, I looked at the menu (pictures posted by other users - 4 months ago). The family combo was priced at $33.99 (ther user's pic). When I got to the ordering counter, I noticed the price for that combo went all the way up to $39.99. In other words, the price went up by $6. That is a close to 20% increase. Now, I understand food cost, labor cost are all on the rise, but a 20% increase??
Service was rapid, courteous & professional. Food was average - nothing stands out particularly. However, when prices rise by this much without any noticeable justification, it's just a money-grab.
Thank you, but no thanks. Definitely my last visit.
Best chiken in Montréal, I been going here for years now, great price fast service. Love it, could used a extra spicy sauce but I do have my own for that.
