Sofra Kabab is a cozy spot offering flavorful Middle Eastern cuisine, known for its tender grilled meats, aromatic spices, and generous portions. It’s a welcoming place to enjoy fresh, hearty kababs and classic dishes made with authentic flavors.
Overall, Sofra Kabab is widely praised for authentic Turkish BBQ with flavorful, well-seasoned meats grilled over charcoal, warm homemade bread, generous portions, and strong value for the price. Diners celebrate the range from Adana kebab and mixed grills to tombik sandwiches, pide, and kunefe, often describing the dishes as fresh, juicy, and expertly prepared, with sides and appetizers receiving frequent compliments. The service is noted as friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere is cozy and clean, making it a reliable spot for dine in or takeout. While most experiences are highly positive, a few reviewers mention occasional inconsistencies in meat seasoning or balance, some dishes arriving saltier than expected, and crowding or limited seating during peak times. Overall, Sofra Kabab appears to deliver solid Turkish flavors, generous portions, and a welcoming vibe that keeps guests returning.
My first time at a Turkish restaurant & I was completely blown away! 😍 The food was insanely delicious & full of flavor, & the döner 🌯 was hands down the best I've had in Canada. The place has so much character & generosity. Warm welcome & impeccable service! ❤? I'm officially a huge fan of Turkish cuisine! ✨
Une expérience exceptionnelle dès la première visite ! Les plats étaient incroyablement savoureux & parfaitement authentiques, on ressent toute la richesse de la cuisine turque. L'accueil était chaleureux & le service irréprochable. Une adresse incontournable !
Sans aucun doute, le meilleur döner que j'ai mangé au Canada jusqu'à aujourd'hui.
I will begin by mentioning that the service at Sofra kebab was very hospitable. My friend & I were craving a good Turkish restaurant & this satisfied us excellently.
The restaurant has a more casual, grab & go vibe but nevertheless there are still tables you can sit at.
We ordered a beef doner sandwich as well as the lahmajoune. We both found that the lahmajoune had a noticeable lamb flavor, so it wasn't something I'd order again, but the doner was to die for!
The restaurant also brought out complimentary Turkish bread with 2 dipping sauces on the house, which was a nice touch.
I will definitely be returning as the experience & the quality of food was highly enjoyable.
First time at Sofra kebab & will definitely be back. My wife had the Chicken Doner Tombik Trio & I had the Beef Doner Tombik. Both were very tasty & fresh.
The tombiks (Soft buns)are made on the premises. They also use charcoal to grill the kababs & tomatoes & peppers.
The food here is excellent also had deliverie in the past of their'Mixed Grill for two' which is excellent.
Highly recommend Sofra keba
I went today to try this newly opened restaurant. The place looks clean, & the staff were polite, fast, & friendly. Service was smooth, & I was genuinely excited, thinking I might have finally found a good döner spot in Montreal.
I ordered the döner sandwich. Portions are very large - extremely generous. Looking around, all customers were getting big plates & sandwiches. Personally, I prefer quality over quantity, & unfortunately, this is where things went downhill.
The meat was not good: far too salty & lacking balance & depth of flavor. It didn't taste authentic or well-seasoned in a refined way. Quantity clearly comes before quality here.
There have been many Turkish restaurants opening in Montreal over the past couple of years, & sadly, most of them taste the same. The authentic flavors of Turkey are still missing. If this restaurant were in Turkey, it honestly wouldn't survive two weeks.
Overall, very disappointed despite the good service & clean environment.
Jan 18, 2026
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The price we saw on google map was not what we paid. It was way more expensive. The burgle was so watery like risotto & the both chicken & beef doner were so dried & hard.
Ordered their beef doner sandwich only so this review is based on that.
Two reasons for the two stars:
1- It had an Arabic twist to it, resembled more like a shawarma than Turkish doner. Average overall.
2- The sandwich price clearly indicates $12.99 on their menu but cashier insisted it's $14.99. For that price, it comes with fries which I didn't have, but charged me $14.99 anyway! Yes, it's $2 only but adds up. For an average sandwich only costing $17.49 tax in, this is the most expensive place amongst many similar joints.
Nope, not going back.
