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Une bonne pizzéria à essayer dans le Mile End est Pizzito pizzeria sur Bernard.

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AsunaMAXXX said:
HAHAHAHAH


sacrament , on a de la difficulté a traduire burrito et taco en français bouhouh on s'en va

messemblais que Taco Bell devait gagner la guerre des franchisés ! :p
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Lots of things fail here because there is no interest in the long run as there are better options. Nothing to do with language but often used as an excuse. Look at Hilal Guys or whatever it was called. Why would you go there when every neighbourhood has a boustan, amir or some hole in the wall? You might go once and that’s it. Taco Bell was the same, it’s a novelty. In 15 years I think I’ve gone twice. The franchise agreement was a set number of years and the owner didn’t bother continuing. It’s no big loss

Outback Steakhouse same problem in late 90s. Just because it works in USA or Ontario doesn’t mean it will work here. Quebec and especially Montreal is a great food city. Yea we might not do steak well but we got most things pretty well covered!

Krispy Kreme had the same issue in mid 2000s. Once the novelty wore off people were pretty lukewarm about it especially with a Tim Hortons on every corner. Now oddly enough Tim Hortons is suffering a similar fate but for other reasons

I’ll be honest I love Burger King but it’s in some strange limbo and might be next.


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Halal guys is a NYC street food thing, should have never been exported out of NYC.

when i lived in nyc for a couple of weeks, i stopped by the cart on ave of amercias (sixth) after my first dinner as a second dinner

meat with their white sauce, bit of spicy haha

good times...
 
Dibbs said:
Halal guys is a NYC street food thing, should have never been exported out of NYC.

when i lived in nyc for a couple of weeks, i stopped by the cart on ave of amercias (sixth) after my first dinner as a second dinner

meat with their white sauce, bit of spicy haha

good times...
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It’s like trying to export steamed hotdogs…


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Gregster said:
Lots of things fail here because there is no interest in the long run as there are better options. Nothing to do with language but often used as an excuse. Look at Hilal Guys or whatever it was called. Why would you go there when every neighbourhood has a boustan, amir or some hole in the wall? You might go once and that’s it. Taco Bell was the same, it’s a novelty. In 15 years I think I’ve gone twice. The franchise agreement was a set number of years and the owner didn’t bother continuing. It’s no big loss

Outback Steakhouse same problem in late 90s. Just because it works in USA or Ontario doesn’t mean it will work here. Quebec and especially Montreal is a great food city. Yea we might not do steak well but we got most things pretty well covered!


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Je pense que le problème vient aussi de la corporation derrière Taco Bell, soit YUM! Ils ont aussi PFK et Pizza Hut et ces 2 derniers en arrache de plus en plus au Québec, ça en est même pas drôle.
 
Pizza Hut is sorta pointless here as well. Too much competition. KFC is huge in other markets, such as EU and Asia. The locations here are sorta ghetto vs what I’ve had in UK. It’s the same with Burger King.


I wouldn’t blame French it’s a lousy excuse as other companies have no issue operating here but rather Quebec itself is a difficult market food wise. We have our own regional “cuisine” that we will likely go to first.


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PFK ça a le mérite d'être différent (peu de places ont du vrai poulet frit et pas juste des galettes de surgelé pané), mais c'est cher et les restos sont effectivement ghetto.

L'autre jour j'étais dans le mile end et il y a tellement de restos de poulet (classique ou portugais surtout) je comprends pas trop comment la demande est là. Tous les hipsters trippent secrètement sur le st Hubert car ils allaient là dans leur enfance mais veulent pas se l'avouer?
 
jeeps005 said:
Where is the best hotdog in montreal?
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jpas un connaisseur mais Frites alors, longue saucisses coupé sur le long dans un genre de pain belge. jpréfere ca que de prendre le hamburger. jai rien vu de special dans le hamburger.

five guys jai essayé le hot dog. saucisse un peu le meme genre que frites alors mais plus petite et plus piquante. jai pas plus apprécié quil faut.
 
Oryx80 said:
Je pense que le problème vient aussi de la corporation derrière Taco Bell, soit YUM! Ils ont aussi PFK et Pizza Hut et ces 2 derniers en arrache de plus en plus au Québec, ça en est même pas drôle.
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Pizza hut, je sais pas si c'était la meme pâte dans les années 2000, mais la pâte pan qu'ils utilisent maintenant me donne la diharrée.
 
habsGlossom said:
Pizza hut, je sais pas si c'était la meme pâte dans les années 2000, mais la pâte pan qu'ils utilisent maintenant me donne la diharrée.
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Ils mettent tellement d'huile en spray sur leur pizza que sa slide direct jusqu'à ton anus, c'est normal.
 
Jai un craving de Decarie hotdog ou Burger king maintenant, je sais pas quel choisir hummmmmm

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