Les avis sur La Mantra convergent vers une cuisine indienne authentique et généreuse, un bon rapport qualité-prix et une ambiance chaleureuse sans pretention. Les plats comme le poulet au beurre, le naan et les currys sont souvent décrits comme savoureux et bien assaisonnés, avec des portions généreuses et un choix varié, y compris des options végétariennes, ce qui pousse de nombreux clients à revenir et à recommander l adresse. Le midi, le buffet à volonté est fréquemment cité comme une valeur sûre, avec des plats frais et une bonne selection; le service est rapide, attentif et sympathique, et l accueil est apprécié pour sa simplicité familiale et son cadre accueillant. Certains avis mentionnent toutefois des decouvertes moins positives: une cuisson ou une saveur qui peut rappeler une soupe tomate pour le poulet au beurre dans une livraison, des remarques sur l intensite des epices et sur la presentation, et des critiques concernant certains aspects pratiques comme le cout de l eau du robinet ou la taille des portions a emporter. Dans l ensemble, La Mantra est presentee comme l une des meilleures adresses indiennes de la rive sud, avec une decoration simple mais agreable et une atmosphere qui donne l impression d etre bien accueille.
Authentic Indian food. The price for the buffet was very affordable. Many choices of chicken dishes from 2 different kinds of butter chicken & Chicken Masala. Also many other dishes to choose from. Excellent service & the waitress was very pleasant to talk too. The atmosphere was filled with Indian music.
We went on Friday with my husband craving butter chicken & this place did not disappoint. The prices are very reasonable & the food is absolutely delicious.
I'm totally addicted to the naan honestly, it's insanely good. The mango juice was also so yummy. The service was fast, & the two waitresses were very nice & kind.
Best Indian food in Longueuil.
8 févr. 2026
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First, no one was there when we arrived, we had to go look around the kitchen.
You pay 2.50$ for a glass of tap water
Too much vinaiger in the soup
2 of the 3 plate had dry chicken...
The butter chicken was more like tomato soup chicken...
Lots of boxes & stuff in the entrance
Le waitress was sweet & mindful
It's the only positive point
Went with my girlfriend for the first time yesterday, on a friday night. We both read a ton of one star reviews, as we usually do, before going. We were completely confused once there because the most''relevant'' complaints were so inaccurate it was almost funny. Here are exemples;
1. No service in french: The staff greeted us in french right at the door & insisted on speaking french to us even when we told them we are bilingual.
2. Wait time: The food was ready ridiculously fast.
3. Price & serving size: We took a combo #4 for 2. Cost about 40$ before taxes without tip. We had to take 3/4 of it home because we almost killed ourselves trying to finish it.
4. Opening hours: People say they turn people around at 9p.m. but while we were there, the waitress was still setting up fresh new tables at 9h expecting people to come in.
5. Presentation: Everything came in beautiful dishes, the chicken tandoori was served on a hot plate, still sizzling hot, like something out of a Michelin star restaurant.
Now a lot of people complained about the butter chicken. Let me tell you about the butter chicken.
That thing was so good, I was genuinely annoyed I could not finish it all at my table. I am not making a joke here, that night, through my dreams I would keep thinking about butter chicken. I woke up today & I just couldn't wait for lunch to finish it.
& to describe how good the naan was is not even worth trying with actual words, you'll just have to taste it.
TL;DR
Long story short, do not even bother reading the one star reviews. Something is wrong with those people.
Nous n'avons pas aimé la cuisine, manque d'équilibre & de saveur. Pour le butter chicken, le poulet n'est pas fondant & la sauce trop grasse, le riz est très basique, non parfumé & lentille fade. La seule que nous avons aimé, c'est les oignons baji. Pour nous, ce n'est pas un rapport bon qualité/prix.
This is a review for their Uber delivery. ( not the restaurant experience) Let's start with the good: naan bread & the Chana samosa. Now the bad: I ordered two butter chicken, pilau rice & gulab jamun. The butter chicken looks all weird ( almost pink in color) & it was tasteless. ( i even asked for medium spicy in my notes) I added some chili oil for flavour, otherwise, it was just a sad mess. The rice was just plain basmati & not "pilau". It's false advertising. The gulab Jamuns looks burnt, but after looking at the restaurant pics, I guess it's just how they make it...? ( not very appetizing tbh) Needless to say, we won't order from here again via Uber eats.
Love the food but the staff's kinda slow, I also ordered a take out for my wife & they tried to charge $30 for some butter chicken...I'd avise to have smaller take out portions so we can take some home but not break the bank. Overall the food is amazing & I'd def recommend.
23 nov. 2023
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The indian food was some of the worst we've ever had, my kids who love butter chicken refused to eat it after tasting it. So many better Indian restaurants. Worst night! Service was a bit slow but not nearly as bad as the food.
