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.
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.
The cutest little hole-in-the-wall. Very unique concept & blend of flavors! Definitely worth checking out. As an added bonus, the staff was very kind & welcoming. They generously offered my toddler a free scoop of ice-cream. It totally made our day! I will definitely be returning.
Sep 8, 2025
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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!
A cute little ice cream storefront selling unique & authentic flavours from India! We tried the'Swirl of the Moment'- Haldi Doodh aka turmeric milk. We enjoyed it as the spice & cream balanced the flavour profile nicely.
This ice cream shop is a Montreal gem to be discovered.
Home made, unique, distinct flavors. Fast & friendly service. Reasonable prices. Yours to discover. 🍨💎🍨
Amazing & unique choice of ice cream flavours! My favourite to get is the elaichi flavour which i think they offer in pints👌🏾my family & i love this place. They even have a vegan option Kulfi
Sep 25, 2024
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This place is unique, tasty, & super yum. It's hidden gem 💎 & I am happy we found you. They have traditional flavors which are amazing, but you can also try more mainstream tastes like pistachio or chocolate, also delicious 😋
Ice cream is top notch & it's one of our favourite ice cream places. Very unique flavours & nothing like this in Montreal. Cons - We were told they don't do samples so you're picking based on a guess of what you might like. - You have to find parking a little further away.
Jul 15, 2024
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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.
One of the best ice cream stalls in Montreal. They have unique flavours that you won't find it anywhere else. It's better to buy & take it home. There's not much space to eat on busy days.
One of the best ice cream shops in the city - it's a bit out of the way, but worth the trip. Highly original selection of Indian-inspired flavors, unique soft serve options weekly as well as a tasting menu of 6 hard ice cream flavors. Tip - take it to the nearby Jean-Valets Park instead of eating on the concrete steps.
