The Indian Tradition food makes its way to Montreal. The tasty fusion of Indian puff bread along with mix-vegetable curry & serve with lots of Deliciousness. An authentic dish that fulfils your stomach as well as satisfies your heart. Indians are crazy on this dish, & definitely rocking the Montreal streets with the same intensity. A taste that you'll never forget, The Food from India- Undhiyu Puri
Reviews describe Foodine Restaurant as a welcoming homey spot for authentic Gujarati and Kathiyawadi vegetarian cooking, with a wide range of thalis, rotis, and street food dishes that feel homemade and flavorful. The Gujarati Surati thali and the Kathiyawadi thali, the undhiyu, rotla and roti, began bharta, dal and ras, and the mango ras are cited as comforting and richly seasoned, offering a balance of sweet, spicy and savory notes. The menu appeals to vegetarians with generous options and the overall experience is marked by warm, attentive service and a cozy, family friendly atmosphere. Value and variety come through the unlimited thali offerings, though a few reviews note timing and service issues during busy periods and some confusion about how unlimited is implemented. Street food items like bhel and chaat are praised, as are the fresh rotis and the overall sense of home cooking that makes guests want to return when in Montreal.
We had an amazing experience in this restaurant. The food is incredibly tasty & the portions are generous, the price/quality ratio is great. We took the premium Thali & it was enough food for two people. I also recommend trying their tea. The service is also amazing - our waiter was very kind, he gave us customized recommendations based on our tastes & took the time to explain the origin of each dish.
The spicing on the food was exquisite! I was originally nervous because I am not as familiar with Northern Indian food, but I ordered something entirely new to me (Vagharelo Rotlo) & was so impressed! Would recommend this place. Also, the chef came out & explained some of the properties of the food & spicing, which was really interesting.
Good place for quick snacks & also have some good options for there special thalis. Just one heads up, if you are visiting in weekend, go before closing time, because they are very well demanding & busy, so probably they will be out of some of the items which are very tasty & popular. Worth visiting👍
Jan 2, 2024
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Rarely me & my other family members become unanimous in our assessment of food. This time we were: awful. We were prescribed their paneer karai masala as being really good. Well, 3 pieces of paneer in a dish worth 10 dollars & tasting really bad. The malai kofta was good; the gravy being very creamy. We had a thali. The chole was okayish. But the puri that came with the thali was, again, awful. We are used to having those fluffy & beautiful puris in these restaurants. But what came was pitiful excuse of puri. They even couldn't make the golab jamun right. You need to be really talented to turn golab jamun bad. But they did. Masali tea rescued a little, can be given 6/10. They're our neighbours. It breaks my heart to leave such a harsh review, but I am being completely honest.
Very nice restaurant. We had surti thali & kathiyawadi thali there & both were so yummy , highly recommended this place & service is very nice Definitely Try undhiyu sabji
