Basha Thai Halal

Saint Laurent, Canadá

2.3

3 opiniones

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+1 514-400-4424
Dirección:
1525 Marcel Laurin, Saint Laurent, QC, H4R 0B7
Saint-Laurent
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
960 m468 Express Pierrefonds/Gouin
1 kmCôte-Vertu
1.3 kmBois-Franc
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Horario local (Saint Laurent) 5:00 domingo, 2 de noviembre de 2025

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3 opiniones sobre Basha Thai Halal

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Tu valoración: 3
Montreal, Canada
This place is actually not that bad, but not great. I have tried their Shish Taouk pita, quite nice, their poutine however is not reccommended. Too much gravy no fries pretty wierdly gros, usually plenty of fries no gravy. Really the Shish Taouk is your best bet its decent and fresh.
Tu valoración: 2
Saint-Laurent, Canada
Unlike the previous review, I went to the Basha near SAQ/​Super C (the previous review is most likely for the Lebanese-​Thai combo next to Marché Hawai). This Basha looks pretty new, but that’s it. The food was cold and the chicken had no spices at all, unlike other Basha locations. Such a shame!
Tu valoración: 2
Montreal, Canada
When I saw this place I mistook it for a Thai Express, similar décor, and signage but it’s actually a Basha that added a Thai section. I like Thai food. I’ve been to Thailand, ate the food, cook the food enough said I like it. Now I have to admit the Lebanese guys seemed a bit lost behind a Wok, and the time it took to prepare the orders showed this fairly new to them. I ordered a Pad Sew and lets just say Thai Express has nothing to worry about.
What was good: The concept of combining two very popular cuisines
Unfortunately I don’t think I’ll be paying another visit in the foreseeable future, especially when you have an awesome and authentic food counter at the near Marche Hawaii market.