Paname Restaurant (Jean Talon)

I ate lunch here today, the poutine was very good but the cashier behind the counter was everything but helpful. I asked him a simple question; “ What’s the meat used in the merguez? “. And he replied “ It is not meat, it’s merguez. “ So already I was a bit baffled but I asked again more specifically “ Yeah but which animals meat is used to make the merguez “ and the guy tells me “ i dont know how to explain it to you, its merguez “. He said it with a condescending attitude as if I was asking a stupid question.

So I just went ahead and ordered it and ate it anyways because I didn’t want to deal with how little this guy knows about the menu but I am not allowed to eat beef and traditionally merguez is made with either lamb or beef so please for the love of god inform your staff about what meat is used to make the dishes and also teach them how to speak with clients respectfully instead of having an attitude. I did not feel welcomed and although the food was very, I’m not inclined to return.

If you are looking for the best Halal poutine, this is the place. The poutine is just too good and more than enough for two people, costs only $13.

Interesting place. A bit expensive but great spicy mayo and fries. Got flavour variety.

Did not appreciate the service at all but he food is pretty good

Good for a quick cheap bite in the Jean talon area. Within walking distance from the Jean talon metro. My favorite is the tandoori sandwich. Least favorite is the poutine.