Kalapaw

For a remarkable culinary experience that transports your taste buds to the captivating flavors of the Philippines, look no further than Kalapaw Cuisine Philippines in Montreal. Situated in the lively Dollard neighborhood, this restaurant has quickly established itself as a go-to destination for discerning food lovers seeking scrumptious dishes and exceptional quality.Upon entering Kalapaw Cuisine Philippines, you're immediately greeted with warm and welcoming hospitality. The cozy and inviting atmosphere creates the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable dining experience. The restaurant's meticulous attention to detail, reminiscent of the Philippines, adds an extra layer of authenticity to the ambiance.Now, let's delve into the highlight of the experience—the food! Kalapaw Cuisine Philippines presents an impressive menu that showcases the diverse and vibrant flavors of Filipino cuisine. From timeless classics to contemporary interpretations, each dish is a culinary masterpiece.The quality of ingredients at Kalapaw Cuisine Philippines is truly outstanding. Every bite bursts with freshness, reflecting the restaurant's commitment to delivering unparalleled flavors. Whether you have a penchant for savory treats or a craving for something sweet, Kalapaw Cuisine Philippines offers a wide array of options to cater to every palate.One dish that stands out and should not be missed is the renowned Chicken Adobo. Tender and succulent chicken pieces are marinated in a flavorful blend of soy sauce, vinegar, and spices, resulting in a tantalizing symphony of taste. The harmony between tanginess and savory goodness is truly extraordinary.Another absolute must-try is their mouthwatering Lechon Kawali. This dish features perfectly crispy pork belly served with a side of fragrant garlic rice and a tantalizing dipping sauce. The combination of textures and flavors in this creation is a true delight.Seafood aficionados will be enthralled by the Kinilaw. This traditional Filipino ceviche showcases the freshness of marinated raw fish or shrimp, accentuated by a zesty mix of vinegar, lime juice, and spices. It's a refreshing and captivating dish that embodies the rich culinary heritage of the Philippines.

Impressed! Food was super tasty, portions were big enough to share. We ordered a meat platter, combo seafood appetizer, sisig and sinigang! The sisig was a miss for me but the rest *chef's kiss* . I will definitely be going back to try the rest of their menu.

You can't go wrong with their BBQ meat and fish dishes. We ordered a more traditional noodle dish which was interesting. Wouldn't necessarily order it again but worth it if you like trying new things. Good place to order out from we would definitely go for more bbq in the future.

Food is delicious. I would recommend Sea Bass soup and a platter.

Celebrated my boys’ birthday party in 2022 (all you can eat from a choice of 3 menus) and ordered out on occasions. Food never fails, always so delicious…especially their bbq skewers yumm!!!

Delicious authentic Philippine cuisine. Ordered various dishes, too many to name here but I have to say all of the dishes were super delicious and cooked and seasoned just right. If you are looking for a delicious authentic philipino cuisine, look no further. Rating: 8.5 out of 10

If you don't know what you want to eat, just go for a Bonifacio feast. For 2 people and costs 40.70$. It includes rice, vegetables, pork, chicken in a great balance and variety. It was certainly an enjoyable meal. Especially the sauce they glazed their pork skewers combined so well with the charred texture and flavour. Also the BBQ chicken, it had great flavour combinations. The whole meal was just a rollercoaster of different texture and flavours. Furthermore, they managed to prepare all this food and deliver it under 25 minutes which is quite impressive. The decent portions of food however arrived somewhat lukewarm and cold. I would have really liked to try their food when it's pipping hot. Theirs sauces also are not that appealing to me. I felt like they didn't bring any flavours, even if they did, it didn't really go that well with the food that was already plenty flavourful and delicious.

We went for lunch to Kalapaw, it was good, time to serve the food was ok. And the price ok. The size of the plates was average, not extremely big.Pork Adobo was very delicious, noodles Palabok was good however I will not ordered again. The third plate, Lechón Kawali had a lot of meat, it was really good.