Poutines and Parathas Menu Prices Canada 2026

Poutines and Parathas menu prices run from $6.88 to $21.83 in Canadian dollars. The six poutines are $14.94 or $17.25. The six parathas are $11.49 to $13.80, two per order. Breakfast starts at $6.88. That is the short answer, and the full verified menu is in the tables below. I have not eaten here myself. I read the full SkipTheDishes store menu for the Fairlight Drive shop on October 29, 2026, and this page uses only the prices from that one fresh read. The brand publishes no official price table, so I say that plainly. A small Saskatoon spot with a big idea. Keep reading.

What Are Poutines and Parathas Menu Prices in Canada?

Poutines and Parathas Saskatoon menu prices are the verified prices in the tables on this page, in Canadian dollars, from $6.88 for a Mini Breakfast or Breakfast Sandwich to $21.83 for the Double Cheeseburger. Every named item from the fresh SkipTheDishes store menu read is priced below: breakfast, breakfast poutine, omelettes, parathas, lunch plates, sandwiches, burgers, poutines, drinks and dessert. Here is the honest part, up front. No official website and no official menu page could be found for this brand, and no official price table exists. The prices below come from the SkipTheDishes store page for Poutines and Parathas, 3310 Fairlight Drive, Saskatoon, read in full on October 29, 2026. SkipTheDishes is a delivery listing. It is not the official site, and I am not calling it one. Delivery prices may differ from in-store prices, so check in store before you go. For another poutine menu to weigh up first, the Poutini’s House of Poutine menu prices page covers a poutine-first shop with a very different, Quebec-rooted menu.

Breakfast is where the value sits. All breakfasts are served with a hash brown and a choice of toast: white, brown, rye, or English muffin. That is the menu’s own line, and it matters, because the $6.88 Mini Breakfast is one egg any style, one piece of meat of your choice, bacon or sausage, and one piece of toast. The Breakfast Sandwich, also $6.88, is an overhard egg with bacon and cheese on an English muffin. Then the price jumps. Blackstone, Egg Benedict and Traditional Breakfast are $14.94 each. Blackstone is two basted eggs on an English muffin with bacon and tomato slices and Hollandaise sauce on top. Egg Benedict is two basted eggs on an English muffin and ham, with Hollandaise sauce on top. Traditional Breakfast is two eggs any style with three pieces of meat of your choice, bacon or ham or sausage. Three full breakfasts, one price. Simple. In my opinion, the $6.88 pair is the smart order if you are just hungry, and the $14.94 trio is for a proper sit-down morning.

Breakfast poutine is its own section, and it is exactly what it sounds like. All breakfast poutines are made with two eggs any style and served on a bed of hashbrowns, cheese curds, and Hollandaise sauce. The Egg Benedict breakfast poutine comes with ham, at $14.94. The Bacon and Egg breakfast poutine comes with diced bacon, also $14.94. The Meat Lover Poutine, spelled that way in this section, comes with bacon, sausage, and ham, at $17.25. Do not mix the names up with the poutine section below, where the same idea appears as Meat Lovers Poutine, also $17.25. Same price, slightly different spelling on the menu. I kept the menu’s spelling in each table. Is a breakfast poutine worth $14.94? If you like eggs, hashbrowns and Hollandaise in one bowl, yes. It is a full breakfast wearing poutine clothes.

Omelettes are all made with three eggs and served with hashbrown and toast, white or brown or rye or English muffin. The Vegetarian Omelette at $14.94 is mushroom, tomatoes, onions, peppers, and cilantro with cheese. The Masala Omelette, also $14.94, is the honest gap in this section: the menu read gives almost no description for it, so I am not inventing one. The Western Omelette at $17.25 is green onion, green pepper, ham, and cheese. The Meat Lover Omelette at $18.40 is ham, bacon, and sausage. Four omelettes, and the dearest is still under nineteen dollars. That feels fair for three eggs with hashbrown and toast. My pick here would be the Western, because green pepper and ham with cheese is a combination that rarely disappoints.

Now the parathas, the other half of the name. Poutines and Parathas paratha menu prices run $11.49 to $13.80. Two parathas in one order, and all parathas are served with butter, pickles, and yogurt. Aloo Paratha, potatoes, is $11.49, the cheapest paratha on the menu. Gobhi Paratha, cauliflower, and Palak Paratha, spinach, are $12.64 each. Mix Paratha, onion, potato, cauliflower, and paneer, Methi Paratha, fenugreek, and Mooli Paratha, daikon or radish, are $13.80 each. Two stuffed flatbreads with butter, pickles and yogurt for $11.49 to $13.80. That is, in my opinion, the best value on this whole menu, and the clearest sign of what this place is about. Stuffed parathas are not a side dish here. They are half the idea.

The lunch and dinner plates are short. Sausage and Pierogies at $19.54 is six pierogies with sauteed vegetables and sour cream. Ribs and Caesar at $18.40 is dry ribs with Caesar salad. Chicken Finger and Fries at $18.40 is five pieces with plum sauce. Soup of the Day is listed too, served with one piece of garlic toast, but no named price for the soup appears in the fresh read, so no soup price is printed here. I will not guess it. The same honesty applies to the menu headings for Lunch and Dinner, Deluxe Parathas, Pasta and Extras in the store navigation: no named items or prices render under them in the fresh read, so no pasta table and no extras table is printed on this page. If you want pasta or a deluxe paratha, ask in store.

Sandwiches are served with fries on the side, and the only sandwich with a named price in the fresh read is the Clubhouse Sandwich at $18.40. It is a three-bread sandwich. The first layer is BLT. The second layer is ham, chicken, cheese, and an over-hard egg. Other sandwiches appear in the read with prices but no item names attached, so I have left them out rather than guessing which price belongs to which sandwich. That gap is worth stating plainly, because a reader who sees unnamed prices in a delivery listing might assume a full sandwich list. There is no verified full sandwich list here. One sandwich, fully verified. The rest, ask in store.

Burgers are served with fries on the side, topped with mayo, lettuce, tomato, onion, and pickles. Classic Cheeseburger, beef patty with cheese, Bacon and Cheese Burger, beef patty with cheese and bacon, and Swiss Cheese Burger, beef patty with mushroom and Swiss cheese, are $14.94 each. Then the Double Cheeseburger jumps to $21.83: two beef patties with two slices of cheese and two strips of bacon. That $21.83 is the highest named price on the whole menu. Is it worth nearly seven dollars more than a single cheeseburger? Only if you are properly hungry. For most people, the $14.94 burgers with fries are the sensible order. Other burgers appear in the read with prices but no item names, so, as with the sandwiches, they are left out here. No guessing.

Here is the heart of it. Poutines and Parathas butter chicken poutine price is $17.25, and so is every other fusion poutine on the list. All poutines come with fries topped with cheese curds and gravy. Hangover Poutine, bacon, over-hard egg, chives, and gravy, is $14.94. Then six poutines at a flat $17.25: Meat Lovers Poutine, bacon, ham, and sausage; Chilli Poutine, sour cream and green onion; Butter Chicken Poutine, diced chicken with special homemade butter gravy; Chicken Curry Poutine, diced chicken with special homemade gravy; Butter Paneer Poutine, diced paneer with special homemade butter gravy; and Matar Paneer Poutine, green peas and paneer. The flat $17.25 line makes choosing easy. You are picking a flavour, not a price. The Poutines and Parathas meat lovers poutine price is $17.25, the same flat price as the other fusion poutines. No classic or traditional poutine price could be verified in the fresh read, so no classic poutine price is printed here, even though an unnamed price appears under the poutines heading. I am not assigning that price to a dish the read does not name.

Drinks and dessert close the menu, and the cheapest verified item on the whole page is not here. It is the $6.88 breakfast. Still, Banta, lemon soda, at $4.59 is the cheapest drink with a name and a price. Hot Coffee and Cold Coffee, both Indian style, are $5.74 each. Brownie with Ice-Cream, chocolate sauce on top, is $8.04. Masala Chai has no verified price in the fresh read, so no chai price is printed, and other drinks and desserts appear with prices but no item names, so they are left out. The same rule, all the way down. Named items only. No guesses, even when the guess would be easy.

Poutines and Parathas Menu Card Canada 2026

Here are the verified prices on one card, so you can scan breakfast, breakfast poutine, omelettes, parathas, lunch plates, sandwiches, burgers, poutines, drinks and dessert fast. It is a render of the verified SkipTheDishes store menu, not a photo of an in-store board, because no genuine current menu-card photo exists and the brand publishes no price table. Only items whose name and price both appear in the fresh read are shown. Delivery prices may differ from in-store prices.

What Should You Order at Poutines and Parathas in Saskatoon?

My pick, after reading the whole verified menu, is the Butter Chicken Poutine at $17.25 with an Aloo Paratha order at $11.49 on the side. Twenty-eight seventy-four, before tax and tip, for the two ideas in the name, in one meal. The Poutines and Parathas Fairlight Drive prices make that pairing easy, because the fusion poutines all share one price and the parathas are the cheapest main on the menu. For another poutine menu to compare, the Smoke’s Poutinerie menu prices page covers a poutine chain with a much longer poutine list and a different price logic. Start with the butter chicken poutine if you have never had a fusion poutine. Start with the parathas if you want the Indian side of the menu first. Either way, order the parathas. Two per order, with butter, pickles and yogurt, for $11.49 to $13.80, is the deal I keep coming back to.

Poutines and Parathas Stuffed Paratha Menu Prices

Poutines and Parathas stuffed parathas: Aloo Paratha $11.49, Gobhi and Palak Paratha $12.64, Mix, Methi and Mooli Paratha $13.80. Two parathas per order, served with butter, pickles, and yogurt. All prices in Canadian dollars, from the SkipTheDishes store menu read October 29, 2026. No Masala Chai price was verified.

And the breakfast angle? Honestly, the Poutines and Parathas breakfast menu Saskatoon is stronger than I expected from a poutine shop. A $6.88 Mini Breakfast or Breakfast Sandwich, a $14.94 Traditional Breakfast, and a $14.94 breakfast poutine. That is a full morning menu, not an afterthought. Is the Meat Lover Poutine at $17.25 in the breakfast poutine section worth it over the $14.94 Bacon and Egg? Only if you want all three meats in one bowl. I would take the Bacon and Egg and spend the difference on a paratha. And one more thing worth saying about value. The menu clusters hard: $14.94 again and again for breakfasts, omelettes and burgers, $17.25 again and again for poutines, $13.80 again and again for the dearer parathas. Flat lines like that make ordering calm. You know the price before you pick the flavour. Just remember the gaps. No classic poutine price, no soup price, no chai price, no full sandwich or burger list, and no pasta or extras prices could be verified. Ask in store, and check the price before you pay.

Visiting Poutines and Parathas in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

The Poutines and Parathas Saskatoon address is 6A, 3310 Fairlight Drive, Saskatoon, SK S7M 4Z1, Canada. That address matches on the SkipTheDishes store page, on the canadaresto listing, and on a Saskatoon poutine listicle. I am not printing opening hours as fact, because no hours were found in any fresh read. Check hours before you go. No phone number is printed here either, because no phone number could be verified in the fresh read. For another Indian-influenced menu to compare prices with, the Banjara Indian menu prices page covers an Indian menu with a different range of dishes and prices. Do not mix this shop up with Smoke’s Poutinerie in Saskatoon, a different poutine chain at a different address, or with PoutineOMania in Regina, or with House of Paratha, a different paratha brand. Every price on this page belongs to Poutines and Parathas, 6A, 3310 Fairlight Drive, Saskatoon, only. Go hungry. Start with a paratha order, and leave room for a fusion poutine.

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Final Word on Poutines and Parathas Menu Prices

So here is my honest summary. Poutines and Parathas menu prices give you a Saskatoon menu built on two ideas: poutines at $14.94 to $17.25, with the butter chicken, chicken curry, butter paneer and matar paneer poutines all at $17.25, and parathas at $11.49 to $13.80, two per order with butter, pickles and yogurt, plus breakfast from $6.88, omelettes from $14.94, burgers from $14.94 to $21.83, lunch plates from $18.40, the Clubhouse Sandwich at $18.40, and drinks and dessert from $4.59. Start with an Aloo Paratha order at $11.49. Try the Butter Chicken Poutine at $17.25 if you want the signature fusion flavour. And check in store before you go, because these are delivery-listing prices, no official price table exists, no hours or phone number could be verified, and several menu sections render with prices but no item names, so those items are left out rather than guessed. That is the Poutines and Parathas menu prices picture: verified figures only, gaps stated plainly, no guesses. Prices last verified: October 29, 2026, from the SkipTheDishes store menu for Poutines and Parathas, 3310 Fairlight Drive, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Check before you go, because menus move, and nobody wants a surprise at the till they did not see coming.