Montreal Chinese, Indian, Vegan 100% Plant-Based Restaurants (2026) - Reviews & Menus

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Tula

Balanced vegan meals

Opens Today at 11:30 am

(946)

Mile-End Outremont

Vegan Options Vegan/100% Plant-Based Healthy Salads Indian

Review Summary

Reviews describe Tula as a welcoming, zen, and fully vegan Indian restaurant in Montreal where every dish feels balanced, fresh, and deeply flavorful, with regional influences and an Ayurvedic approach that keeps things wholesome rather than heavy. The menu showcases generous, thoughtfully prepared items such as jackfruit biryani, a variety of thalis, ragda patties, grandma's curry, and memorable desserts like gulkand panna cotta, along with favorites like mango lassi and masala chai. Diners often note the care in explaining dishes, the educational and intimate dining experience, and portions that feel substantial yet bright and clean on the palate. The atmosphere is calm, warm, and sometimes described as cozy or zen, with tasteful decor and a sense of home cooking that many say makes you feel cared for. Service is repeatedly highlighted as attentive and friendly, with the owner’s passion and hospitality standing out, though a few comments mention busy rooms or rare language hiccups that were later addressed. Brunch, lunch, and dinner are praised for balance, variety, and healthful flavor, and gluten free options are frequently emphasized as a plus. Overall, Tula comes across as a standout spot where healthful, flavorful plant based Indian cooking is crafted with love, served in a welcoming setting, and widely recommended as a must try for vegan and non vegan diners alike.View restaurant profile

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OPLANTE Sushi Wok Végétalien

Opens Today at 12 pm

(357)

Latin Quarter Quartier des Spectacles

Sushi Vegan/100% Plant-Based Vegan Options Asian Fusion Thai

Review Summary

OPLANTE Sushi Wok Végétalien draws praise for flavorful, inventive vegan sushi and a wide variety of dishes, with many visitors calling it a go-to spot for plant-based Asian fare and noting that the all you can eat option offers good value and a chance to try many items. The food is often described as delicious and satisfying, with standout rolls and occasionally surprising vegan tempura, and some reviewers appreciate the ability to share vegan sushi with nonvegan family members. Experiences with service and logistics vary widely: some visits are quick, friendly, and well organized, while others report slow or inattentive service, confusion around ordering, missing dishes, and long waits, especially when the restaurant is busy, and a few reviews mention a robot server used to shuttle plates. Ambience ranges from comfortable and spacious to a basement vibe described as gloomy or lacking warmth, with cleanliness occasionally criticized in a few reviews. Price perceptions also differ: some find the value excellent, particularly on all you can eat, while others feel certain days or menu items are pricey or inconsistent with expectations. Overall, OPLANTE remains a popular choice for vegan sushi in Montreal according to many reviews, though potential diners should be aware of possible service fluctuations, stock variations, and occasional reliability issues.View restaurant profile

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Hindusthali

Welcoming space with exposed brick & wooden tables, serving a menu of typical Indian specialties.

Opens Today at 12 pm

(108)

Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Indian Vegan/100% Plant-Based Vegetarian Vegan Options Healthy

Review Summary

Hindusthali is described across reviews as a warm, family run Indian restaurant that feels like home, with a cozy, intimate atmosphere, spotless surroundings, and attentive, friendly service. The menu gets high marks for variety, with many vegan options and thalis that showcase fresh, home made flavors. Dishes like baingan bharta, curries, and lassi are repeatedly praised for depth without being overly oily or spicy, and portions are generous at affordable prices. Guests frequently note the quality of ingredients, the care in preparation, and the hospitality of the owners who welcome guests as if visiting friends. The experience is often described as comforting, nourishing, and reassuringly authentic, with praise for the mango lassi, pista kulfi, and other desserts, as well as the overall value for money. While one or two comments mention a preferred older setting, the consensus remains that Hindusthali is a standout option for vegan and non vegan diners alike, warranting repeat visits.View restaurant profile

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CHAI-YO

Opens Today at 11:30 am

(195)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Thai Vegan/100% Plant-Based Asian Soups Vegan Options Chinese

Review Summary

CHAI-YO emerges in reviews as a cozy all vegan Thai restaurant in Montreal where bold, fresh flavors and creative dishes shine. Dishes like crispy vegan duck, Kao Kra Pao, Pad See Ew, Ped Yang Panang, and green curry are repeatedly praised for authentic taste, generous portions, and good value, with many noting the freshness and balance of textures. The menu also features classics such as dumplings, spring rolls, and papaya salad, plus desserts like lemon basil cake, and a standout Thai iced tea. Service is described as attentive, friendly, and helpful, and the ambiance as warm, intimate, and plant-filled, with a calm, welcoming vibe. Overall, CHAI-YO is regarded as one of the top vegan Thai options in Montreal, delivering consistently delicious, well prepared dishes that encourage return visits.View restaurant profile