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.
Felt like a trip back to India! I haven't had such authentic-tasting food in Canada before. The food was absolutely delicious-highly recommend trying their thali. It's reasonably priced, with excellent quality & great service to match.
May 25, 2025
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Nice place to visit. Thay have yummy food feels like home cook food. Thay feed us food like their family. Staff was very kind & well behaving. Overall great place to visit.....
Tried the Surti Thali at Food One, Montréal - & it was absolutely delicious!
Authentic Gujarati flavors, generous portions, & a perfect mix of sweet, spicy, & savory dishes. Tasted just like a home-cooked meal. Highly recommend it - a must-try for anyone craving gujarati comfort food!
Initially the service was very slow & we had to wait for almost half an hour. But once I tasted the thali I felt it was worth waiting. Just a heads up that it would be very crowded on weekends.
Tried amazing Gujarati food in Montreal & it truly felt like home. The flavors were authentic, comforting, & absolutely delicious. A must-visit for anyone craving real indian taste.
May 11, 2025
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The food was insane for its just that my gf does not eat spicy so they didn't ask too so the food was a bit too spicy for her but for me was very very good & talk about service this is one of the best freaking service out there.
Tried a Kathiyawadi thali with roti accompanied by a chai -flavorful & well-balanced. The dhal had just the right level of spice, with aromatic cardamom shining through. Both the palak paneer & paneer butter masala were exceptional. Great service too-our server shared thoughtful background on the dishes. Overall, highly recommend!
