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Express Indien - Indian

Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
4.7$
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Express Indien - Indian Restaurant Montréal: Menu, Avis & Réserver (2026)
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Le restaurant Express Indien, situé à N-D-G, vous permet de faire l’expérience d’une cuisine à la fois délicieuse et saine! . Le menu propose de succulents sizzlers au style Tandoori, une variété de plats de viande, du poulet et des légumes au curry, du pain naan, des fruits de mer, sans compter nos délicieux plats traditionnels. Nos clients végétariens seront également comblés grâce à nos nombreuses spécialités faites à base de légumes.

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Express Indien - Indian ressort comme une adresse indienne très appréciée dans les avis, avec un butter chicken qualifié de meilleur de Montréal et un naan probablement le meilleur, un large choix sur le menu et des portions généreuses, notamment le thali végétarien, des plats comme le paneer aux épinards, le dal et les crevettes grillées qui impressionnent par leur qualité et leur goût, le tout à prix raisonnable; le cadre est simple et propre et le service est généralement chaleureux et attentif, avec des options à emporter ou en livraison qui arrivent chaudes et à l'heure; les expériences restent globalement excellentes mais quelques critiques signalent des livraisons qui prennent du retard, des portions plus petites ou une diminution de la qualité du paneer; malgré cela, de nombreux clients reviennent régulièrement et recommandent vivement, certains le classant parmi les meilleures cuisines indiennes du quartier et de la ville.

We have ordered delivery from their website & it came at a reasonable time 👍🏻 For the food, we've ordered 3 butter chicken thali & we LOVED the curries that it came with! Everything was flavorful & tasted great 🥰 However, as I was eating my tandoori chicken, I discovered it was raw near the bone; hence why I deducted 1 star. It's such a shame, I really wanted to give this place a 5 stars! P.S after reading the reviews complaining about the packaging, they don't use your typical rectangle container with dividers in them; they use small individual circle containers. Nonetheless, it still a lot of food, so don't be fooled!

15 févr. 2024
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2.5

I went to Express Indian on Somerled twice so far since moving to Montreal (one using public transport, once on foot). The food was good (the one time we actually got to eat the food we paid for). Here is my big issue: twice i went to this restaurant fully prepared with my own containers. You know, pollution & the current climate crisis in mind. the first time, i had plastic containers. the food came from the kitchen in my containers, FULLY WRAPPED IN TINFOIL. The next time, learning from the first encounter, i brought large-sized mason jars. They brought my jars back empty & sat them on the counter. Finally, after quite a long wait, they brought out two of their own, one-time-use ALUMINIUM take-out containers. The person then informed me (at that time, & not before bringing out this WASTE) that the openings of the jars were too narrow to be able to get the food inside. It is so disheartening as it is to be footprint-minded in a seemingly disposable world. But this kind of situation can be utterly crushing to someone trying hard to live without creating more waste. It's almost as if they are trying to make some sort of political statement by straight up refusing to use the containers i bring in with me (even though this would save them a bit of money - just use the containers for the next person)!
In the end, the food from their aluminium containers went EVERYWHERE in their plastic bags & in my backpack (unlike had it been in sealed mason jars) & my family & I did not even get to enjoy the food.

7 sept. 2019