Restaurant BoustanMap showing Restaurant Boustan in Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Lebanese

5151 Av. du Parc, Montréal, QC H2V 4G3, Canada

Updated Jul 21, 2026 · 1 submission

  • Good for building muscle
  • Good for bulking
  • Good for digestion
  • Good for fueling a hard session
Low Protein Density
Protein48g
Carbs162g
Fat84g
Fiber13g
SatiationHIGH
Calories1551
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A nuanced approach to health

A healthy body isn't just a lighter one.

Maintaining and building muscle mass is one of the strongest indicators of long-term health outcomes. We focus on building something sustainable.

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In a calorie deficit

Train smart.
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The trifecta for preserving muscle while in deficit
  • Progressive overload when resistance training
  • Good sleep quality
  • High protein diet
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Fuel hard training sessions
  • Your body needs carbs and fat to sustain itself — even more so when training hard.
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No extreme deficits
  • A heavy deficit you can't sustain leads to less success long-term, increases injury risk, and makes muscle harder to maintain.
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About weight loss & body fat

Know your range.

Everyone is different, but for most people a healthy body fat range is 10–20% for men and 20–30% for women.

A sustainable weight loss rate is around 0.5–1% of total body weight per week.

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About calories

Your call.

Knowing caloric intake can be helpful to hit muscle gain and fat loss goals. But we hide calories by default because obsessing over them rarely helps and can be dangerous for many. If you're tracking intentionally as part of a healthy plan — that's your call.

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