Fenêtre sur Kaboul

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Wine & tea lovers-  read on.

901 Rachel Street East, Montreal, QC, Canada



There are only a handful of really great bring your own wine restaurants in Montreal, so I am always opened to trying new ones. Aside from BYOWs, there is nothing I love more than trying a new type of cuisine. So I was REALLY looking forward to trying Fenêtre sur Kaboul.

The 3 things you should know about Fenêtre:

  1. They serve delicious Afghani food
  2. It’s BYOW
  3. They have a tea room 
Could this be any more perfect for a fall or winter night out? If the warm and comforting Afghani specialties can’t warm you up, then the wine will, and if not the wine, then the tea! You’ll forget how cold it is outside by the time you’re done, and you’ll have a new found appreciation for Afghani food. Each dish was full of flavour. Afghan cuisine uses tons of spices, so nothing tastes bland, and there is an added punch that comes with each and every bite. The use of sweet and savoury ingredients work in perfect harmony and each dish truly tastes and feels homemade and authentic.
The space itself is cute. Nothing too fancy, but definitely cozy and tasteful.
What we ordered (but don’t forget to check out their menu, as there are so many amazing choices):

Bread, spicy dips, and pickled vegetables (on-the-house)

Borani Badenjan aka sliced eggplant topped with homemade tomato sauce and garlic yogurt

Bolani aka homemade afghan flatbread filled with potatoes, scallions, and herbs, and served with homemade yogurt on the side

Zardak Chalow aka premium veal cooked in Afghan spices, sautéed with candied glazed carrots, served with basmati rice and afghan salad

Tarkari Chalow aka sautéed eggplant, spinach, okra and potatoes in a delicately seasoned Afghan stew, served with basmati rice and Afghan salad

Afghani Black Tea

The restaurant has over 50 types of teas, so if you’re a tea-lover like me, you’ll be back for more!

If you’re looking for a warm and inviting place to wine & dine, this is the place for you.

What are your favourite BYOBs in the city? I am always looking for new places to try! Comment below!

Reservations: Yes! They take reservations on their website or over the phone. The place (especially the tea-room) was full!
Date night: What more could you want for date night?
What I wore: Leggings, v-neck sweater, scarf, booties, and a leather jacket (pretty casual)

The damage: $$

Bonus: Vegetarian-friendly options!

Stay in the know: Closed on Mondays

Mind, Taste, Love.

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