Restaurant Salateen - Montréal

We just went to the Keema-Nan. The chicken nan had a ridiculous red sauce, but no chicken at all. The beef keema naan had a few spots here and there Keema. Probably less than half of Keema. So dishonest. It was just a basic naan for which we paid $5.00 each. 20.00 for 4 simple naans. Shame shame. I won't waste my money again.

Bought Chicken Noodles on July 5th. Very bad experience. What a pathetic food. No quality, no lot. Chicken noodles without chicken. Will look for more options before entering this restaurant.

Salads have a star chef on the back, no doubt! Pros: some authentic tasty specialties available including Nihari, Haleem, and Bihari kebab offers the best biryani/pulao rice I taste in montreal one of the few South Asian restaurants... Desi Chinese farewell; not yet tried, but plan to one of these days negative:: Prices have recently risen restaurant seating area could be improved

My friends and I went there to the lunch buffet because the place we wanted to patronize was closed. The front windows of the restaurant advertise an Indian and Chinese buffet that caught my friends. On his business card Salateen wrote: Fine indian, pakistani, bengladeshi and desi...chinese cuisine. In addition to Indian/Pakistan food, there were only 1 dish of sauteed noodles, which reminded me nothing near Chinese food, no sign of Italian food. The lambery and the Naan bread were very good, but the other dishes such as windshield wipers, Pakoras were subpar. The Tandoori chicken was very dry despite the enclosure in aluminum foil. The Gulab Jamun did not look appetizing.

Excellent food..spicy Schezwan stylecooking with a desi touch Personal favorite is the Schezwan chicken..Hakka Noodles..Fried rice ..portions are good,though I felt let down by thge soup size and cost..$3.99 for a very small bowl..(Avoidable)