Crèmerie Meetha earns praise for delicious ice cream and a bold, authentic blend of Indian flavors in a small, welcoming storefront. Reviews highlight standout options like mango rasmalai, gulab jamun, rose and cardamom, haldi doodh, falooda and jalebi, with many noting the flavors are unique, well balanced and true to their roots. The staff are described as kind and patient, with some instances of a warm welcome to families and even a free scoop for a toddler, and the prices are considered fair by most. The venue is described as a cute little hole in the wall, sometimes downstairs in Parc Extension, open late in the afternoon and offering vegan and gluten free choices, though lines can be long on busy days and parking can be challenging. Overall, Crèmerie Meetha comes across as one of Montreal's gems for homemade, flavorful ice creams, praised for texture, originality and a developing menu that invites trying many flavors.
Crèmerie Meetha in Montreal is an absolute must-visit. They brilliantly blend classic ice cream with traditional indian dessert flavors.I tried four of their Indian-style flavors & loved them all:
Elaichi: Rich, warm cardamom flavor. Mango Chili: Sweet fruit with a subtle spicy kick.
Falooda: Beautifully floral & refreshing.
Rasmalai: Rich, creamy, & completely authentic.
The ice cream is perfectly balanced & not overly sweet. Super friendly staff & great prices. Highly recommended!
When a shop offers unique flavours like mango spicy chaat or any other, customers should be able to taste a tiny amount before committing to a scoop or a pint. These are not basic flavours where you already know what to expect. I usually buy pints when I like something, but I'm not going to buy a full pint blindly without knowing if the flavour suits my taste.
Most ice cream & gelato places allow small samples because it helps customers choose & actually encourages them to buy more. The no-sample policy makes the experience feel frustrating & less customer-friendly.
Creative flavours, but disappointing customer experience.
Apr 26, 2026
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This wa sAMAZING ice cream, i will come back! Its so good.
I tried the mango & the biskoot ice cream, it was so good, please try it out if you're in the area. Also the prices are really fair!
Always love coming to this place. The different unique & thoughtfully selected flavors of ice cream are always a delight to choose from. This time I had the rose elaichi flavor & it was delicious.
My previous favorite was the gulab jamun & mango
ras malai!
The prices are super reasonable & they have so many flavors to choose from, with vegan & gluten free options as well. Would highly recommend the mango rasmalai flavor. It was so good 😌
Jul 7, 2025
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This gem is hidden downstairs in a quieter area of Parc-Extension neighborhood. If you're looking for very exotic Indian flavors, absolutely try Crèmerie Meetha. Open from the late afternoon, they have a nice selection of flavors ranging from falooda (rose syrup) to mango rasmalai & gulab jamun. The cashier was very patient with us & speak both French & English very well. We will come back there one day for sure! :)
In loveeeee with this ice cream!!! The homemade nostalgic flavours like Falooda, BournVita, Mango Rasmalai, Jelebi are absolutely delicious & are made with the real thing!! I have yet to try a flavour I didn't love. Some fan favourites are usually always sold out (Gulab jamun) which has me coming back for more every time cause I want to try them all! LOL
Vegan iced chai was surprisingly good - it's got a hot/ spicy bite to it (possibly from fresh ginger/ pepper corn). The mango kulfi is nice too, balanced sweetness, hint of cardamom + coconut finish
Great place to enjoy some amazing Indian flavors in ice cream. We went for Haldi Doodh & Mango Rasmalai. Haldi Doodh is a non-typical flavor we don't normally see in ice cream but this one was great. Definitely recommended. Mango Rasmalai was amazing too. Staff is nice & friendly. There's no seating space here, only takeouts. Or, if you like, you can stand/sit on the stairs & enjoy the ice cream. The place is slightly below ground level with a couple of stairs going down from the main street. Parking can be a bit challenging as there's street parking around which is generally full. Definitely recommended to try!
One of the best ice cream I could recommend is mango chilli chat. They also have many unique seasonal flavours ice cream with a very good & unique taste.
Jun 26, 2024
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I tried the Cardamom Mango flavour & it was pretty good. Definitely different to the other regular ice creams out there. Very innovative to bring desi ice creams flavors to the city. The only downer is the location. Parking is scarce & since the location is in a basement, there was lots of water at the order area after the rain.
Mango rasmalai flavour is a 10/10. The service we received was also impeccable. Can't wait to go back & try more flavours before they close shop for the season.
