Chateau Kabab – West Island

My favourite place in Montréal West island for birthday and family gatherings, and casual dining.
They serve Lebanese, Iraqi, and Persian food. They have both shawarma and skewers from the three cuisines, in addition to meza (appetizers), soups, and deserts (baklawa) and free tea served with the meals.
They also serve burgers, poutine, and homestyle plates.
All food served is Halal. No porc on the menu.

I came in here not expecting much as it didn’t look very appealing from the outside… but I must tell you I was mistaken!
The waiter was very friendly and funny.
We ordered the two mixed grills…$ 50 each approx… for 6 of us
We started with a lentil soup and pitas that tasted fresh and refreshing… warmed us up on a cold montreal afternoon.
The mixed platter came with an assorted variety of meats and rice/​fries.
The meat was tender and juicy. and we had a lot of food left over.
Will definitely be back next trip to MTL :).

Love it here. The people are so nice, and the food is delish. Best hummus in town. They do fantastic family style platters, or you can have shawarma in a pita with fries for a quick lunch.

Delicious Persian food. As well as Iraqi menu. Nice ambience. I totally recommend this restaurant. Specially Iraqi Kebab.

I’ll be honest, this place doesn’t look that amazing from the outside. It’s in the commercial/​industrial area of sources. But, when you walk in, it looks pretty fancy shmancy! We were in town so we stopped in for lunch. There was not much action around 1pm. Which is too bad because if this place was in Chicago, I’d go once a week. Hard to find good Mediterranean food over there. But I digress.
The one benefit to having nobody around was we didn’t bother anyone. Well by we I mean my 18 month old daughter. The server was very friendly and attentive. Since we were the only ones in, she stopped by a few times and played peekaboo with my daughter. They didn’t have milk but she did offer to get us some from the coffee milk. That was nice but we declined.
They have a huge menu. They have the combinations that are good for larger groups. They had the whole chickens. They had kebabs. Ground meat kebabs. Pita sandwiches. And the prices were pretty reasonable. I think the sandwich itself was about $ 4 which in my opinion is pretty cheap for Montréal. The food was delicious. I had some lentil soup. And chicken legs. With some rice.
Also had some falafel and hummus and various veggies like pickles and pickled turnips. Some salad was served with my wife’s chicken shwarma.
All in all we were stuffed, and took some food home. I will definitely come back the next time I am in town.

The price is right and the food is fine. Bland, but fine. I’ll be back eventually, but there’s no rush, especially with the number of restaurants to try in the area.