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Lebanese Expats Flock To Malak Al Tawouk In Montreal For A Taste Of Home
Following its success on the streets of Paris, the beloved Lebanese tawouk snack has made its way to the freezing cold city of Montreal!
Lebanese expats residing in Montreal are happily flocking to the newly opened branch of Malak Al Tawouk for a nostalgic taste of home. In typical Lebanese fashion, the opening was marked with a toumy party complete with a DJ and a ton of food.
At Malak Al Tawouk Montreal, patrons can indulge in the same menu they know and love from Lebanon. A medium sandwich will set you back 10.5 Canadian dollars (approximately $8.3), while opting for a large one costs 12.5 Canadian dollars (around $9.9).
Food bloggers in Montreal are reporting good portions and the taste being just like home!
@gracehaddadz This tawouk sandwich is a must try! #montreal #montrealfood #mtlfood #mtl #canada #foodtiktok #montrealplaces #malakaltawoukmontreal ♬ Lovin On Me – Jack Harlow
With 35 branches across Lebanon and a growing international presence in the UAE, Abidjan, Iraq, Qatar, France, and now Montreal, Malak Al Tawouk is bringing authentic Lebanese flavors to food enthusiasts around the globe.
For Lebanese expats and Montrealers, Malak Al Tawouk offers not just a meal, but a taste of Lebanese tradition and a sense of home. If you live abroad, let us know which Lebanese restaurants you wish would open in your city!
