Restaurant Maison Indian Curry situé dans le Parc-Extension, offre de la cuisine indienne authentique du sud et du nord. La cuisine indienne du sud est basée de riz; le riz est mélangé avec des lentilles pour faire de merveilleux dosas, idlis et vadas. Ces assiettes sont délicieuses et très nourrissantes. La nourriture indienne du sud est un mélange brillant de saveurs, de couleurs, d`assaisonnements (un peu plus épicé que la nourriture de l`Inde du nord), elle est reconnue pour avoir un bon équilibre alimentaire, du parfum, du goût, et très attirante. Un typique repas indien du nord se compose de chappatis ou parantha (pains plats), pilafs, dals, du curry assaisonné avec des ingrédients frais. La cuisine Tandoori est une spécialité indienne du nord et célèbre partout dans le monde. Le poulet au Tandoori, les kebabs au Tandoori, pain naan, sont tous très recommandés. Le Masala Dosa (crêpes indiennes remplis avec dosa et pommes de terre légèrement cuites, des oignons frits et des épices) est également parmi les meilleurs à Montréal. La nourriture authentique, le service amical et l'ambiance intime vous fera retourner régulièrement.
Les critiques décrivent Maison Indian Curry House comme offrant des saveurs indiennes authentiques, des portions généreuses et des prix très raisonnables, dans une ambiance chaleureuse et accueillante avec un service généralement amical et efficace. Le menu est salué pour des plats phares comme le poulet au beurre, le korma et les naans, ainsi que pour la variété de currys, avec une bonne valeur que ce soit sur place ou à emporter, même si certaines critiques évoquent des incohérences de qualité occasionnelles, des niveaux d'épices parfois soutenus et quelques soucis durant le service, ainsi que des livraisons qui peuvent manquer un peu de saveur.
Our favorite indian restaurant. STRENGTHS Butter chicken Channa masala Veggie pakora Lamb vindaloo & madrasi Mango lassi Fresh baked naan A bunch of other meals are good too Of course, pricing is very affordable (about $25 per person but we have a big appetite & order a lot) WEAKNESSES Fish pakora (dry) Malai kofta (not bad, sauce a bit too thick & heavy) Some servers hardly speak english None of those weaknesses are dealbreakers, you can work around it. They're all very sweet & I'm happy to support them. I've tried all the others in the vicinity & this is our favorite for our favorite meals we listed. We come often.
Food was Average & not up to my expectations from an Indian Restaurant!! The server's were confused multiple times & were serving food for wrong Tables. The Samosas & Garlic Naan were kind OK but the Paneer were sturdy & or undercooked & out of taste. We ordered Shahi Paneer, Butter & Garlic Naan, Gulab Jamoon, Samosas. Kid's didn't like the Taste & wouldn't order more . Most importantly the Owner/ Cashier was starting at us for no reason , seemed unhappy/didn't want to be there & was very unfriendly during the checkout process .
The North Indian Food is really great & a bit pricey, but it's Definitely worth the price. The restaurant was crowded yet they served everyone in a timely manner.
Indian resto bustling with people! Kids had the butter chicken thali which was a good deal. We also tried an indian appetizer (puri pari) with mango lassi. Ordered a tasty mild lamb dish (had to order rice & naan on the side since it is not included in the price), & the sizzling chicken tikka/pork + naan dish. Wasn't able to finish!
10 mars 2024
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Incredible flavour, wonderful hosts/staff, very reasonable prices. Probably some of the best North Indian cuisine I've had in this city. Try the masala chai, the mango lassi, dhal makhni, dosas, naan/parotha & pani purri. Everything on the menu is pretty delicious. Must visit!
Really croudy & kind of noisy at dinner time but DELICIOUS dishes all along the way. Best indian restaurant so far . Waiters & waitress are really nice & caring.
One of the best, or maybe even the best Indian restaurant in Montreal... period. Great prices & fantastic staff. An absolute must for Indian food aficionados.
Maison Indian Curry offers an exceptional dining experience with its delectable menu & inviting ambiance. The rich, aromatic flavors of their Indian cuisine, coupled with attentive service, make it a five-star destination for anyone seeking an authentic culinary journey. The diverse range of dishes caters to various palates, ensuring a memorable dining experience for both newcomers & seasoned Indian food enthusiasts. The cozy yet elegant atmosphere adds to the overall charm, making Maison Indian Curry a standout choice for those seeking a delightful gastronomic adventure. THIS IS ALI NOOR & THIS IS MY REVIEW
EDIT NOVEMBER 14: I recently got more food & my entire family got food poisoning from their lamb korma. The lamb tasted funky & it was very dry Exquisite flavors! The lamb dishes as well as the sambar soup are an absolute delight. Each bite of their biriyani is a symphony of spices & tenderness. The quality of the meat is outstanding, showcasing their commitment to excellence. A must-visit for authentic Indian cuisine!
