New Montreal Indian, Fusion, Vegetarian, Vegan Options Open Late Restaurants (2026) - Reviews & Menus

We found 2 recommendations for New Montreal Indian, Fusion, Vegetarian, Vegan Options Open Late Restaurants.

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Khao peeyo

Opens Today at 12 pm

(42)

Pierrefonds-Roxboro

Indian Poutine Vegetarian

Review Summary

Reviewers describe Khao peeyo as delivering excellent food with warm, attentive service and a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. The cuisine is noted for flavorful, well spiced, fresh tasting dishes with generous portions and comforting curries, with butter chicken and lamb biryani frequently highlighted. The dining experience is described as well timed and well curated, with clean surroundings and tasteful decor adding to the appeal. The staff are described as warm and friendly, consistently attentive and helpful, contributing to a positive mood and recommendations to try different menu items. Khao peeyo is regarded as a go to spot for Indian cuisine in Montreal, drawing praise for its consistency and for guests planning to return to explore more dishes such as naan and raita. Overall the reviews emphasize great food, strong service, and a welcoming atmosphere that makes this restaurant a reliable choice for family meals or celebrations.View restaurant profile

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New

Restaurant

Khao peeyo

Opens Today at 4 pm

(172)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Indian Poutine Vegetarian

Review Summary

Reviews consistently highlight Khao Peeyo as delivering authentic Indian flavors with generous portions and quick, friendly service. Diners praise a warm casual vibe, fresh naan, and standout dishes such as butter chicken, chaap, tandoori items, chola bhatura, paneer recipes, and a well rounded menu. The staff are described as attentive and welcoming, contributing to a dine in experience that many say they would repeat and recommend. The overall sentiment is highly positive, with multiple mentions of good value, consistent quality, and a sense of hospitality that makes guests feel at home. There are a few caveats noted, including concerns about packaging for to go orders involving glassware, occasional loud music, and at least one report of raw samosas that were not edible. Despite these, the restaurant is widely regarded as one of the best Indian options in the area, with a strong emphasis on flavor, freshness, and reliable service, encouraging return visits to try more dishes.View restaurant profile