SpiceBros in Montreal garners praise for generous portions and flavorful dishes, with highlights like butter chicken poutine, paneer options, samosas, and mango lassi that many diners consider among the best they’ve had. The service is a frequent standout, described as friendly, attentive, and willing to share samples or help with choices, contributing to consistently positive impressions. The atmosphere and cleanliness receive mostly favorable comments, though a few guests find the vibe a bit quiet or loud at busy times. The spot is praised for late hours and reliable availability for late night meals, making it a popular option after shows or flights, while some reviews note pricing can be on the higher side or that quality can vary by location. Vegetarian dishes are well received, though a handful of reviewers report bland or uneven seasoning on certain orders, and there are occasional mix ups like paneer being substituted with tofu. Overall, customers leave with warm memories of generous hospitality and solid Indian comfort food, and repeat visits are common when seeking a quick, tasty meal that feels fresh and well prepared.View restaurant profile
Darbar is described as an intimate, cozy, family run gem offering authentic Indian cuisine with warmth, balance and a modern touch. Dishes are consistently flavorful and freshly prepared, with many reviewers noting how the chef comes to tables to explain dishes and tailor recommendations, and how spice levels and dietary needs such as gluten free or vegan options can be accommodated. The service is frequently praised as attentive, welcoming and knowledgeable, and the setting is quiet and suited for conversation or special occasions, with cocktails and drinks adding to the experience. While the restaurant's small size can mean slower service on busy nights and some dishes arriving separately, the overall impression is one of high quality, good value and a memorable dining experience that many describe as a Montreal standout and a hidden gem. Reservations are recommended as the venue is small and often busy.View restaurant profile
Overall, Omma receives praise for authentic Korean flavors and a broad menu including bibimbap, pajeon, naengmyeon, and shareable dishes that let groups mix and try different main courses. The setting is described as a small, cozy space with gentle decor and a warm, friendly atmosphere, though service can feel overworked during peak times and reservations are often recommended to avoid waits. Dishes are noted for bold, fresh ingredients and sizzling textures, with many singling out the beef bibimbap and the salmon appetizers as standouts, and the experience is frequently described as more Korean than many other spots in town. Price is seen as reasonable for the quality, and the location near the spectacle district makes it a good pre or post show option. A few reviews mention hiccups such as slow service or isolated issues, but the overall impression is that Omma offers a superb, comforting Korean dining experience worth returning for.View restaurant profile
Laon is described as a small, cozy Korean spot in Montreal with a calm, quiet atmosphere that makes it easy to talk and enjoy a meal. The menu is praised for flavorful, comforting dishes and generous portions at good value, with bibimbap highlighted as especially comforting in winter and several dishes like jeon, cheolpan pork, and soondubu praised for texture and spice. Reviews consistently note attentive, friendly service and thoughtful touches, from extra utensils to plating designed for sharing, even on special occasions. A few comments point out minor gaps, such as bibimbap sometimes missing pickled vegetables, but overall the flavors, freshness, and temperature are well received. Overall, Laon feels like a reliable, welcoming option for authentic Korean food in Montreal, suitable for a cozy solo visit, a date, or a casual night out before or after cinema.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Itaewon MTL as an authentic, affordable Korean spot with generous portions and a diverse menu featuring bulgogi, bibimbap, tteokbokki, fried chicken and seafood dishes; flavors are praised as fresh and balanced, with some standouts noted, though a few items are described as too salty or too sweet for certain palates. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming with modern decor, and the location near the metro makes it easy to reach; service is often attentive, friendly and efficient with bilingual menus, though a few visits report slower service when crowded. Diners highlight excellent value for money, large portions and a friendly, family friendly vibe, with occasional notes about busy areas and wait times. Overall Itaewon MTL is seen as delivering solid Korean cuisine and a pleasant dining experience, prompting plans to return to sample more dishes.View restaurant profile
