Dans l'ensemble, Le Milsa est décrit comme un endroit brésilien animé avec une ambiance festive, une grande variété de viandes et des plats et services globalement de qualité. L'ensemble de l'expérience est perçu comme généreux et satisfaisant, avec un personnel attentionné et un service fluide, et le spectacle et les danses ajoutent une dimension divertissante. Les clients saluent la fraîcheur et la diversité des viandes, les accompagnements savoureux et le bon rapport qualité prix, notant que les portions et le tarif en font une option idéale pour les groupes ou les occasions. Quelques avis évoquent des points à améliorer comme une musique parfois trop forte et des lenteurs occasionnelles sur les accompagnements ou les boissons, mais cela ne gâche pas l'impression générale. Le Milsa est souvent recommandé aux amateurs de viande et pour les occasions spéciales, et beaucoup déclarent vouloir revenir.
Excellent restaurant pour la cuisine brésilienne. De belles saveurs, avec eux la viande devient un pur délice gustatif. Réservation simple & facile, accueil très courtois & professionnel, service en salle impeccable. Mention spéciale à Mina pour sa gentillesse & son professionnalisme. Merci aux chefs en cuisine & à tous ceux qui nous ont servis. Je recommande vivement.
Amazing service from Maria & Moe, the atmosphere is unbeatable, the dancers are so fun & got us up & dancing, the churrasc is top. They really want you to eat & to stay to taste everything, they just keep the food coming with big smiles.❤️
Très belle expériences ! Surtout avec Maria notre serveuse ! Incroyable ambiance & nous avons même pu danser ! Très bonne qualité prix surtout pour l'agneau
I don't know where to start. I suppose with the bad stuff which is the MOST I have ever experienced at a restaurant. We wanted to go to a churrascaria, which we've been to many times & know exactly what to expect. This place is AT BEST a wannabe churrascaria, run by, what I think are Arabs instead as I did not see a Portuguese person working there. Full disclosure, for the price, on their website listed as $60/per person, but in reality, they charge $65/per person, FYI, I am comparing them with Texas du Brazil which, depending on location, is still one of the best I've experienced. The BAD stuff: it started with my question, where is the buffet for the sides, as advertised on their website, answered, "We do not have a buffet as we don't have space. We bring you as many sides as you need so we don't waste them." Their sides ONLY included rice, mashed potatoes, iceberg salad, red beet, french & sweet fries, that's it! Now to the "meats". When I asked, I was told there were 14 kinds, in reality, they served at most 8 & all low grade, definitely NOT worth $65. $30 at best!!! I wouldn't recommend this place to my mother-in-law, who was with us, incidentally. You do get full here, don't get me wrong, but it's not worth the $65 & you're not eating any quality meats, maybe 1 or 2 of the 8 kinds/types. There are no women servers or workers, ONLY Arab men. The place felt like conmen ran it. The servers, with a couple of exceptions, looked very criminal. The non-alcoholic drinks were $8 (expensive?), & a pint of beer was $10. You judge. Now to the "dance show". The two samba/Brazilian dancers came close when we got there, maybe around 830, the music started blaring, they started dancing, so-so, nothing wow, I've seen samba dancers a few times, got people to dance, it all lasted half an hour & they left!!! I have been to restaurants where they advertise "live music", "live shows", usually the show goes for a while, half an hour or so, then they take a break, then they come again & so on ALL NIGHT!!! NOT here. They're also probably "trying to save money" on that experience. SO!!! I wouldn't go here for the meats, I wouldn't go here for the show. Although we sat inside, the patio outside looked nice. I would maybe JUST go to get drinks outside, although you can probably find much better & nicer places in Montreal. THE GOOD STUFF: NOTHING!
