Antep Kabab

The menu is very simple but very tasty. I like the fact that the bread is made on location. It takes a bit of time to get the food but that is as a result that it is made fresh

Delicious Turkish style kebabs and great location!
This is perhaps the only Turkish restaurant in Montréal that makes real Turkish food! If you ever go to places like «Su», they are overpriced and fake!
Antep Kebab cooks on a grill and makes a good kebab.
It is also very popular so it takes a good 20 minutes to get your food. There is also pick up and Turkish soft drinks.

Meat and bread cooked to order. Spicy chicken sandwich was mouthwatering and tasty. Kabob plate was also good. Unfortunately one person in our party got a bad case of food poisoning. Not sure if we would go back again.

delicious fresh grilled meats with that great grill flavour.
fresh salad dressed with oil and lemon
amazing barley with tomato base
fresh baked bread
firm, tart, fresh yogurt
light chili sauce
Good selection of canned/​bottled non-​alcoholic drinks
amazing place
easily one of the best mediterranean/​middle eastern places in Montréal.

One of the best sandwiches in town. The price is higher than average but the taste is terrific. I just tried Turkish Kebab once in its native land. This is very very close. The yogurt is not the best nor the borgul.
I advise you to try the sandwich first then try the plate

Petit restorant passant inapercu mais qui vaut la peine de faire un arret. Décoration sympa pour un fastfood. Leur sandwich au poulet est très savoureux. J’en mangerais à tous les jours.

Turkish style chicken and meat… very fresh and delicious… restaurant is very clean… I got the chicken plate which they serve with barley, salad, tzatziki, bread and hot sauce, the bread they make it themselves and it’s awesome. My plate was very filling I could only finish half… highly recommended restaurant if you like Turkish food.

Best Turkish chicken joint I’ve been to. Try their chicken plate if you’re really hungry, and their chicken sandwich if you’re just normal hungry. FYI, their buns are also baked in house.

Antep serves the best sandwiches in Montréal, and if you’re disagree you’re wrong.
I could eat these sandwiches all day errday, son.
You better tell somebody.

The chicken sandwich was pretty good and juicy but lacking in some flavor. The bread was very fresh and soft. The chicken platter was not too bad. The sauces were okay.

Kabab burger place… found on Unilocal while I was in the area… It’s interesting… Kind of pricy though but its good so its worth!
I had a chicken burger. the bread tasted fresh or home made and the meat was very tender and juicy. But I don’t like the way the salad and meat are placed… They put in the veggie then meat afterwards so when you eat you eat either meat first (usually because its on the opening of the bread) then veggie afterward…
Overall its something to try and grab when your in the area!

went to have quick lunch with my friends.
fresh homemade bread (cook after order), fresh fried meat (cook after order), perfect seasoning, good burnt smell inside restaurant, energetic staff and quick service.
i tasted chicken/​lamb sandwiches so far and both were so delicious. price was good too, you need to pay cash though. I’m still wondering how and when to enjoy that salty yogurt drink…

I had no expectations when I first walked through the door. I ordered the spicy chicken sandwich and boy, the chicken really had the charcoal grilled flavour. The sandwich itself, however, was ok. It contained too much mayonnaise/​cheese (fats) and it became a mess cuz the bread fell apart. And we could barely taste the spiciness. But for 6.50 $, I’d still take that over a burger at Mcdonalds any day of the week.

This place literally has the best chicken sandwich I’ve ever tasted.
The chicken itself is moist, charred, and flavourful, and really stands out as the star of this establishment in my opinion. Their bread is baked fresh and is just awesome.
It’s sort of a small place so it might get kind of crowded if you’re planning on eating there. Take a sandwich (or 2!) to go — trust me, it’s worth it.

Awesome kabob sandwiches that they make using their fresh baked breads. Probably my favorite part was the fresh bread. The meats were also very good. You can watch them freshly cooking all the meats over the wood coal stove. Simply delicious. A must if you are in the area.

Walked into this place and was greeted with a smile. The owner was very friendly. I ordered a spicy chicken sandwich and was not disappointed. The bread was fluffy and fresh and the sandwich was loaded with chicken. I will definitely be coming back here to try the filet mignon sandwich as well. For $ 6.50 the sandwich is a great deal. The combination of freshly grilled meat with fresh veggies make this sandwich mouth watering. I can’t wait to get my next sandwich.

a friend of mine recommended this Turkish restaurant to me. I am not big on grilled meat in general. It just happened I was in area so I decided to check it out for a late lunch. I ordered a chicken sandwich which comes in. Freshly baked Turkish bread. The chicken was yum and I really liked the bread so much. The portion was huge so I could not finish it. I paid about $ 6 for it and it was totally worth it.
I also liked the fact the restaurant looked very clean on the inside. They have an open kitchen concept so i got to see how my sandwich was prepared which is nice. I am highly skeptical when it comes to those little fast food restaurants but Antep Kebab gets thumps up. I would go back again especially for the bread.

Love it! Best chcken sandwich! Every other days lunch for 2 years studies in Montréal!
moved from Montréal but everytime visiting the city, bringing home at least 2 sandwiches

LOOVE the spicy chicken sandwich here. I call in 15 min before I come otherwise you wait 15+ min. I haven’t tried the filet mignon bc I always crave the chicken. The buns are sooo good that I take a bite of my hubby’s buns when he is not looking. That’s how good it is mm ya! It taste doughy n fresh just how I like it =) Best Turkish sandwich and buns I ever had!

Ermahgerd! I got the Antep sandwich and lost my mind. It’s so smokey and delicious. The meat melted in my mouth. The tatsziki is creamy with just the right amount of dill. You guys, this is a sandwich epiphany. Please go here immediately. You will be soooooo happy.
Side note: you’re gonna want to give yourself a day to recover. It’s pretty heavy.

I know of only 2 places that make fast food turkishstyle and this is the best one.
I honestly believe it’s the best quick bite in the downtown area.
Pros: Amazing bread, kebab, chicken and filet mignon, the salad is always fresh and complements the meal quite nicely. I cannot stress how delicious the meats are and the breads are also a delight.
Cons: Lamb is pricey ($ 10 for sandwich and $ 20 for plate.
The side of bulgur is not good and cold mush (no rice or fries to substitute).
Last issue is you only get half a bread for a plate even though it’s twice the price of a sandwich. So better to take 2 sandwiches with 2 yummy breads.
The interior decorating is lifted out of a failed nightclub and the uneven tables seem to wobble a bit, but who cares.
The service is also pretty friendly, but you have to give them a few minutes to make the food. This is not a standard shish taouk joint.