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
Foodine Restaurant earns praise for authentic Gujarati and Kathiyawadi flavors and a broad all vegetarian menu that feels like homemade comfort in Montreal. The Gujarati thali and Kathiyawadi thali are repeatedly highlighted for variety and depth, with favorites such as undhiyu, baingan bharta, sev tameta shaak, rotlo and puri paired with dal and curries that balance bold spice with soothing homey notes. The unlimited thali concept is a strong draw for many, offering a wide tasting experience, though a few reviews note occasional crowd-related delays or the need to plan ahead during peak times. Street food options like bhel puri and chaat, as well as fresh breads and accompaniments, receive widespread praise. Service is described as friendly and attentive by many, with some comments about slower service on busy days. Overall, the place is seen as a reliable, welcoming spot for real Gujarati and Indian flavors, a hidden gem that feels like home and a top choice in the area for vegetarian Indian cuisine. Some reviewers mention solid value and generous portions, while a couple of notes point to pricing or restrictions on unlimited servings. In sum, Foodine Restaurant stands out for authentic, comforting flavors, memorable thalis, and a warm, family friendly atmosphere that keeps diners returning.
It's just like our home food. Very yummy. Everyone must go once time to test it. Gujrati thali & other like dabeli panipuri & many more optios available ane its fresh. Healthy food🥳🥳.
Very humble coooperative & they provided sp. food for kids
Amazing Experience with Gujarati Food
Like simple & homemade.
Surati & Kathiawadi thali went beyond expectations….
Aug 3, 2025
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We were quite disappointed with the overall service experience. Despite the meal being advertised as unlimited, we were repeatedly asked how many rotis we wanted-even after being told to wait three times. It felt more like a rationed meal than an unlimited one. One staff member even mentioned we should request items five minutes in advance, which made the whole experience feel rushed & uncomfortable.
We traveled from Ontario & can confidently say this kind of'unlimited' system wouldn't be acceptable there. We waited nearly 20 minutes for an undhiyu refill, by which time some of us had already finished eating. To add to the frustration, the customer service was impolite & dismissive.
That said, the food itself had some highlights-sev tameta & odo were excellent. However, the dal & other curries were served cold & lacked flavor.
At $22 per person, the experience simply didn't match the value. Unfortunately, it fell well below average in terms of both service & overall satisfaction.
Absolutely amazing service given to group of 20 people. They are not just doing business but they have genuine feeling of serving people. Will definitely recommend.
Jul 26, 2025
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