Satay Brothers

Eugenebasile

1.0

18$ (hors tx & tips) pour 2 petits pains vapeurs c'est vraiment cher. Je m'attendais à des portions plus généreuses & plus de garniture... dommage.

Global-Uzzy

5.0

Heaven every was perfect.
The pandam Ice Cream from a neighbor Restaurant.
Lemonade has Gin in it 😁
They had a Philipino Band
Amazing Vibe

Eric

4.0

La salade de papaye épicée au porc est incroyable! Comptoir à l'extérieur avec plusieurs tables à pic-nic pour manger. On vous donnes baguettes & serviettes. Le thé glaçé est super bon! Les plats sont habituellement servis en 5-6 minutes. Parfait. J'adore! Mon plat en juillet 2026 à été un peu décevant (sans porc, & moins bon que dans le passé).

Roman

2.0

Bon 50$ pour deux sandwiches du jour & deux verres de blonde comment dire on de fout un peu de notre gueule. Le sandwich est garnie avec trois bout de porc un peu de concombre & basta, la sauce on l'a cherche encore, tu me diras elle est ptet partie se faire un trip en asie. Cerise sur le gateau le mec te parle comme à un chien quand t'attends tranquillement ton sandwich.

J

5.0

Delicious food at the market - shady outdoor seating available. Friendly staff & priced right. Will return!

Kenneth

3.0

Quite a long queue to order even on a weekday. Had the Sandwich Satay which was excellent.

Daniel

5.0

One of the best places in Montreal. The food is like something out of a movie.

Christine

5.0

Toujours un plaisir !

Amedeo

2.0

Massively overpriced for the amount of food you get. I paid $18 + tax for the two smallest bao buns I've ever seen, & $12 + tax for three chicken satay skewers with peanut sauce. I get that we aren't in Asia & the food isn't going to cost a dollar, but come on - at least bump up the portion sizes to make up for the massive price increase. After tax & tip, the total came to $38.99. The only thing I left with was empty pockets & an empty stomach. Its just ok for Montreal I guess. if you were to do this anywhere else in the world you would be laughed at. Mengarut.

Hock-Lye

5.0

Had my regular Montreal visit laksa & satay fix at the Atwater market. Generous pieces of satay chunks & delicious peanut sauce continue to be my favourite after a trip away from home. Tried a new dish - Indonesian fried noodle with beef & it didn't disappoint. Overall, the staff added to the experience & their warm welcome makes lunch at this time of the year at Atwater market, even the more pleasurable!