Restaurant Probashi
Probashi · Montréal

Authentic Bangladeshi Cuisine

From the heart of Bangladesh to your table in Montréal—every bite feels like home

The wall of classic Bangla cinema posters at Probashi
Restaurant ProbashiWelcome to Probashi

A Little Corner of Bangladesh, Far From Home

Step inside and you'll find hand-painted village murals, woven jute, rickshaw art and hurricane lanterns glowing over every table. Probashi was created by Bangladeshis living abroad, for anyone who has ever missed the taste of home — and for everyone curious to discover it.

  • Family Recipes

    Passed down through generations, cooked without shortcuts

  • Fresh Spices

    Ground in-house daily for true Bangladeshi depth

  • Cultural Décor

    Murals, lanterns and jute craft from home

  • Warm Hospitality

    Every guest is treated like family

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Customer Favourites

Our Most Loved Dishes

The plates our guests return for, again and again

Doi Fuchka

দই ফুচকা
$9.99

Crispy fuchka shells filled with a flavorful potato and chickpea mixture, topped with creamy yogurt, tangy tamarind chutney, fresh herbs, and crunchy garnishes.

Fuchka

ফুচকা
$7.99

Crisp hollow shells filled with spiced potato and chickpeas, finished with tangy tamarind water.

Haleem

হালিম
$8.49

Slow-cooked lentils, wheat and tender beef, crowned with fried onion, ginger and lime.

Beef Tehari

বিফ তেহারি
$14.99

Traditional Bangladeshi spiced rice cooked with tender beef, aromatic spices, and rich savory flavors.

Chicken Akhni

চিকেন আখনি
$12.99

Fragrant rice cooked with tender chicken, aromatic spices, and herbs in a traditional South Asian style.

Chicken Roast with Polao

চিকেন রোস্ট ও পোলাও
$15.99

Traditional Bangladeshi-style chicken roast served with fragrant polao rice, featuring tender chicken cooked in a rich, mildly spiced gravy for a comforting and festive meal.

Shingara

সিঙ্গারা
$5.99

Golden pastry pyramids of spiced potato and peas, served with tamarind chutney.

Piazi

পেঁয়াজু
$5.99

Crunchy lentil and onion fritters, a monsoon-evening classic with hot cha.

Explore the Menu

Find Your Craving

From the street stalls of Bangladesh to festive family tables

Bangladeshi Culture

Tradition Served at the Table

In Bangladesh, food is never just food. It's the brass thala set out for guests, the clay pot of dal on a rainy afternoon, the shapla flower floating in the village pond. At Probashi, every plate carries that ritual of welcome.

40+Family recipes
18Spices ground daily
7Bhortas on rotation
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Rickshaw-Art Street Food

The Streets of Bangladesh, Served Hot

Loud, colourful and utterly irresistible — the snacks every Bangladeshi grew up chasing after school

Fuchka

ফুচকা

Crisp hollow shells filled with spiced potato and chickpeas, finished with tangy tamarind water.

$7.99

Shingara

সিঙ্গারা

Golden pastry pyramids of spiced potato and peas, served with tamarind chutney.

$5.99

Piazi

পেঁয়াজু

Crunchy lentil and onion fritters, a monsoon-evening classic with hot cha.

$5.99

Dal Puri

ডাল পুরি

Flaky fried bread stuffed with spiced lentils — Bangladesh's favourite afternoon snack.

$5.99
Inside Probashi

Every Corner Has a Story

Inspired by the culture, colours and everyday life of Bangladesh, our décor brings a piece of home to Montréal

Hurricane Lantern

Hurricane Lantern

A nostalgic reminder of village evenings and simple, beautiful times

The Rickshaw

The Rickshaw

A colourful symbol of everyday Bangladesh, full of life and movement

The CNG

The CNG

A familiar sight on Bangladesh streets and a symbol of everyday journeys

Handwoven Décor

Handwoven Décor

Traditional craftsmanship reflecting the warmth of our heritage

Village Murals

Village Murals

Rivers, paddy fields and folk dance painted across our walls

Gallery

A Feast for the Eyes

Food, faces and the little details that make Probashi feel like home

Probashi dining room with bamboo lanterns
The Probashi Experience

Come Hungry. Leave Feeling at Home.

Under the glow of bamboo lanterns, between walls painted with rivers and paddy fields, strangers become regulars and regulars become family. We cook the way our mothers did — patiently, generously, and always with a little extra for the table.

“Amar desh, amar mati, amar golpo” — my country, my soil, my story

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Guest Stories

Words From Our Table

★★★★★
Great new resto with authentic homemade Bengali food. No need to travel all the way to Toronto anymore. Beautiful decor reminding you of back home. Friendly service with reasonable pricing and portions. Strongly recommended if you looking for full flavor dishes. Great list of appetizers! Could not try it all at once therefore we shall be back!
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Shahidul AlamGoogle · ★★★★★
4.9 ★ rated on Google Reviews
From Our Walls

Scenes That Feel Like Home

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