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indian(57) falooda(30) recommend(25) dosa(23) tasty(20) puri(14) sweet(14) bhatura(14) highly recommend(12) momos(12) quality(12) fresh(11)I have tried so many restaurants but if u would like to taste some indian style food you must try paan villa restaurant
Visited this place so many times with family & had a fantastic experience.we ordered chilli paneer ,malai kofta, nd all paneer curry with garlic naan everything was impressive
Overall, an outstanding experience.if you're craving authentic Indian nd South Indian food in Montreal , this place is definitely a must visit!
Best street food bar & also best Paan & falooda place ever. Open till 2am so very good late night place also quick service with new management. The bestest Indian food ever.
Must try.
They really need staff outside. I went there for take out & the staff doesn't even listen when i ordered on the counter the person immediately rushed inside not even listening properly. I wanted to ask the price & some other things they didn't even listen. I went there twice & it was the same behaviour. The person on the counter just rushed inside the kitchen just after hearing my order of samosa didn't even care that i wanted to order more.
Ms Suman, has exceptional talent. The way she made Dahi Puri was phenomenal. I do not understand how, but the dish felt so light & outstanding with taste n flavour. Ended up ordering it twice. She is very courteous & has a warm aura.
Would also recommend the place for spring rolls & veggie aloo tikki burger. The chefs are doing a good job! Suggest to eat at the restaurant instead of take out.
It was very tasty hakka noodles we had last night at this restaurant & the staff was very good as well. Must try!
Excellent, decadent Rabri Falooda.
Channa Bhatura: The experience is not consistent (has been this way even a few years back). For example, sometimes you get fresh green chillies sometimes you don't. The channa is always well done though.
However, today the bhaturas I had was extremly oily. I had to use 2 tissue papers to absorb the excess oil, they were fully drenched, it's like absorbing 3 - 4 spoonfuls of oil per bhaturas. The taste of the bhaturas was good, but it was still difficult to eat given its oiliness (i ate a quarter of the 2nd bhatura). It seems the frying temperature & technique wasn't right, plus the bhaturas weren't drained properly before serving, from the frying oil dropped straight onto the plate, so it was sitting on a pool of oil at the bottom & there was like like little puddles of oil on the bhatura's top surface. 6 - 8 spoonfuls of frying oil alone (around 800 calories) will take 2 - 3 hours walking to burn! If the bhaturas weren't oily, it'd be easily an 11/ 10.
Best Indian food in Montreal! I tried their kurkure momos,vadapav, dahi puri, La villa special uttapam everything was so delicious ❤? I love the falooda! It was the best. Worth the price. Must try