
Basha is a pioneer of Lebanese fast-food in Canada, founded in Montreal in 1977 by Chef Fadl Issa. The restaurant chain revolutionized the Canadian quick-service industry by introducing a transparent "what you see is what you eat" buffet-style setup, allowing customers to customize their meals with freshly prepared ingredients. Today, Basha operates numerous locations across Quebec, Ontario, and British Columbia, and is widely celebrated for serving traditional Middle Eastern favorites such as shawarma, shish taouk, falafel, hummus, and tabouli.
Staff has given verbal assurance of halal status. All Basha outlets are halal.
One of the worst dining experiences. The salads had practically no seasoning. The portion was reduced to the level of sampling. The homos was blunt with almost no oil nor tahini nor lemon. The falafel were old and hard. The food tastes like someone chopped the vegetables and just served them raw. How they dare to call themselves serving Lebanese food. The food is far from being a Lebanese food, as far as Laval from Lebanon.