SKYBIRD Asian Grill continues to sizzle, proudly announcing the opening of its newest location at 2183 Rue Ste-Catherine West in Montréal.

This exciting launch marks the brand’s fourth restaurant, with every opening bringing fresh menu innovation, creative energy and continued momentum to one of Quebec’s fastest-growing food-service brands.

The innovative concept is the brainchild of entrepreneurs Rio and Andrew Infantino, who have more than 50 years of combined experience in the restaurant and franchising industry.

With SKYBIRD Asian Grill, they are redefining fast-casual dining with fresh, vibrant Pan-Asian cuisine, including signature meals designed to inspire and excite customers while offering an adventure in every bite.

It’s a timely concept — a menu blending bold Asian-inspired flavours with high-quality, health-conscious ingredients in a vibrant setting. SKYBIRD specializes in customizable banh mi sandwiches and Asian-inspired bowls. The brand taps into consumers’ desire for better-for-you cuisine and personalization by allowing guests to build their own bowls or sandwiches using premium ingredients, including fresh vegetables, grilled proteins and signature sauces. The menu also features house-baked oatmeal cookies, craft sodas, and Vietnamese cold-brew coffee.

SKYBIRD has come a long way in just 18 months. After debuting in early 2025 at 248 Jean-Talon West in Montréal’s Mile End, the team quickly opened a second location at 14845 Pierrefonds Blvd., followed by a third — and first outside Quebec — at 350 Albert St. in Ottawa.

Now, with the opening of its newest downtown Montréal flagship, SKYBIRD is well on its way to strengthening its presence in key urban markets.

SKYBIRD is strategically preparing for its next phase of growth, and Think Retail is thrilled to work with Rio and Andrew as they take the brand to new heights.

The team is actively seeking additional opportunities throughout Quebec, Ottawa and other key Ontario markets. Ideal locations range from 1,000 to 1,300 sq. ft. on high-traffic urban streets and open-air centres, as well as smaller-format sites of 400 to 500 sq. ft. within super-regional malls. The brand is also exploring non-traditional locations such as train stations and transit hubs as part of its expansion strategy.

For more information about SKYBIRD and its growth plans, contact the Think Retail team.