Situé sur la rue McGill, Le 409 est un restaurant et bar indien contemporain d’influence londonienne.
Le 409 propose une belle gamme de plats indiens classiques avec une sélection de délicieuses créations fusion. Des currys traditionnels qui composent l'agneau vindaloo à la poutine au poulet au beurre, installez-vous dans une ambiance chaleureuse et confortable dans un décor Bollywood / La Havane avec l'un de nos fameux cocktails.
Le 409 est largement reconnu pour sa cuisine indienne savoureuse, son atmosphère unique et la grande qualité de son service au cœur du Vieux-Montréal. De nombreux convives apprécient la générosité des portions, les prix raisonnables et les cocktails élaborés qui accompagnent parfaitement le menu varié. Bien que les avis sur l'authenticité varient, le restaurant est fréquemment loué pour son décor élégant et chaleureux ainsi que pour son personnel accueillant qui veille à offrir une expérience mémorable autant aux clients réguliers qu'aux groupes.
I had an amazing experience at this restaurant. The food was absolutely delicious, & the quality was excellent. The atmosphere was awesome, & the service was great as well.
Every dish was full of flavour. Even the dessert, especially the chocolate cake, was very tasty, & the bar area was also nice. After a long time, I had such a satisfying & delicious meal.
I highly recommend this place if you love Indian food. The tandoori roti & tandoori naan were perfectly cooked, very thin, & not oily at all - just the right texture with amazing taste. A great place to enjoy authentic Indian flavours!
Wanted to love the place given the other reviews I've read but the food was mediocre. The chicken tikka masala did not have the traditional chicken tikka & the sauce was quite bland- very tomato soup-y. The naan was decent but not like authentic naan, quite bready. We had grilled vegetables & paneer for starters…there were around 2-3 pieces of paneer with a whole load of inedible carrots (extremely tough), but the grilled bell peppers & mushrooms were ok. I'd look for another spot if you want authentic Indian food but the atmosphere were nice enough to enjoy with friends/family.
14 févr. 2026
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The lamb rogan josh was the best I've ever had. The garlic naan was had amazing garlic flavor, the basmati rice was perfect, they had Guinness on tap which complimented the meal wonderfully & the chocolate with almond slices & crème was outstanding. The staff were pleasant & welcoming & the decor & atmosphere was relaxed but also intimate.
The reviews for this place are super mixed, so if you're looking for an honest review, here it is!
They have tons of vegetarian options, & any meat dishes were offered in fish, lamb or chicken!
The butter chicken- Was smooth, spiced perfectly & offered a good amount of protein for the price. I personally like a little bit more spice, but was good for the others at my table who couldn't handle spice! A'died down' version of butter chicken that still packs a punch.
Chicken Tikka Masala- Decadent, well seasoned curry. There was a good amount of chicken for its price, this wasn't a crowd favourite but still a good dish the table somewhat enjoyed. Though there was nothing wrong with it exactly, just when compared to other tikka masala's it doesn't stand out.
Other dishes such as Aloo Gobi (cauliflower & potato curry), the chicken tikka, & all of the appetizers were good & frankly very delicious, but nothing Noteable to write about them.
The naan & rice were both good, steamy & fluffy, you can't go wrong with them! The rice had many components like peas & extra seasonings, which was super tasty, but we just wish a regular white rice option was clearly made available.
The garlic naan was delicious, & i recommend it over the regular!
- Only complaint i have about the rice & naan is that they both must be ordered as side dishes, upping the cost.
The desserts were fine, the flan cake was tasty but maybe if we return we probably won't have it again. Though it was tasty, had an eggy smooth taste, only order it if you're a big flan lover.
The donuts were good, but 6$ for 2 tiny donut balls smaller than Timbits was a little much.
The staff was kind, service was FAST, & the atmosphere of this place is incredible, you couldn't even guess it was an Indian place.
-Overall, this restaurant is great for those new to Indian food. If you're looking for authentic, spicy Indian cuisine, this wouldn't be the place i recommend. But- that doesn't mean we left dissatisfied. None of the food we had here was disappointing, all of it was tasty & nobody left hungry.
Would i come here again?- Yeah, but i would only really order the butter chicken & garlic naan, avoid any other dish I've already tried, & explore the menu a bit more. This place is great to come to 1-2 times, perhaps with family or co workers, but anymore i would have to pass.
Naan were good. Rest of the food was too westernized, doesn't taste like Indian food & was very bland. Tasteless curries or tandoori dishes (which are surprisingly made with no tandoori masala & served with no Chutney). Overall disappointing experience. Staff was cordial & efficient.
Ate here last night & I understand why the reviews are so divided. The food was cooked amazing. The tandoori vegetables & paneer are outstanding. The quality of the ingredients is better than any Indian place I have ever eaten at before. However, it is not strongly spiced & aromatic as I normally prefer.
I wouldnt bring friends from India here, but if you approach this place like a fusion/influenced by India place it is great.
Butter chicken, naan, & the tandoori veg were outstanding.
Cocktails & service were great, & I would definitely be back.
If you're newer to Indian food or have people in your party that aren't too food adventurous bring them here.
(Maybe there is a way to spice things up, but they didnt offer it to us)
2e visite au 409! Service super attentionné & dédié de notre serveur & de l'hotesse. Le Biryani aux cevettes est incroyable, l'agneau Korma est succulent & tendre le meilleur agneau que je n'ai jamais mangé. Le classique poulet au beurre est un incontournable, n'oubliez pas le pain Naan & bien sur le chutney de Mangue pour un sucré salé parfait! Merci le 409 pour ce festival des saveurs! Nous reviendrons!
