Restaurant Boustan

We were a party of four, attending the place after visiting the water park.

PROs: the place was well air-conditioned and the tables were clean. The employees greeting us were very courteous and nice.

CON: portion size was great, thus giving two stars. Other than that, nothing else. Food was basically tasteless. Even the salads we choose very tasteless, clearly missing ingredients (even Tabbouleh!) This is puzzling as it was not an isolated branch of a chain restaurant: we saw other customers leaving and coming in while we sat down and ate.

I hope this branch has had (and will have) better days!

The employees were all very pleasant and professional. I really hope the restaurant lasts. The falafel and the potatoes were excellent. The rice was good and they give generous portions of meat in their plates. The prices are a bit high but the portions are large.

I would love to see this place succeed. It is much needed in the area. I found the portions a bit smaller than my usual boustans but when i mentionned that they happily topped it up. The people were super friendly and very accommodating. My food was only warm when i got home but thats because we live in oka so still a solid 16min drive. That is totally on us not them. I wish them much success

I bought a chicken plate and one of their exotic salads, they were delicious! At first i was worried about the portions since some reviews complained about them but it was overflowing with meat! Staff was very friendly and had a laugh as they made my plate, i came while it was busy so it took a bit of time but thats expected since theyre new and had about 10 different people. Overall great experience!

Food is great, I recommend a the plates shawarma Chicken, Beef, and/or both have your pick. The meats are have been succulent nothing is dry or cold that shouldn't be. Staff is cordial, had a nice chat with them and the owner. Really cool bunch.

The order process is not like the other Boustan's (Cresent, Cote-Vertu, Kirkland, etc...), slows down the process not the end of the world.