Maison Inja earns praise for delicious, authentic Persian dishes with fragrant saffron notes, generous portions, and a warm, homey atmosphere. Reviews highlight attentive, friendly service and a cozy, welcoming vibe, making it a standout Montreal dining option, though a few comments note premium pricing and occasional service or billing hiccups.
The food was incredibly well balanced & perfectly spiced. It was our first time trying Iranian food, & it was such a memorable experience! We had the Adas Polo Tahchin & the Chicken Spinach Tahchin, which was my choice, & I cannot recommend it enough! It literally brought tears to my eyes because it reminded me so much of my grandmother's cooking. We also had Persian tea with cardamom, which was the perfect touch to complete this experience. The ambiance was warm, & inviting. The service was fabulous , our server gave great recommendations & had such lovely energy throughout the evening.
We had a lovely experience at this Persian restaurant. The atmosphere is warm & inviting, with beautiful décor that really captures a traditional yet cozy vibe. We started with the soup of the day which was really tasty. We also tried Tahchin Mirza Gilani which is new in their menu & was really really good. Overall, everything we had were thoughtfully made & full of flavor. I would highly recommend this place.
Also, the staff were really kind & care which we really appreciated.
Apr 11, 2026
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im persian & i dont eat out because i can cook but i love it here the service is amazing & the food is amazing get the tahchin with the mirza ghasemi with the fish
Beautiful restaurant, nice staff, & delicious food. I loved the lamb Tahchin, for drink i tried delangiz which had an intresting taste but not my taste.
I've been to this restaurant many times, & it has always been a great experience. On my recent visits, I tried the Mirza Tahchin & the Albalu Polo Tahchin, & both were fantastic fresh, flavorful, & served in very generous portions.
The staff are friendly & respectful, & the cozy atmosphere makes you feel right at home, like you're enjoying a homemade meal. I always leave happy & will definitely be coming back!❤?
The coziest spot in Montreal to enjoy amazing dishes by your Persian grandmother. Their specialty rice dish, Tahchin, is so satisfying. & the Persian Fog tea is like a hug in a mug. Will definitely be back. Not many tables so reservations are def needed for dinner!
Nov 29, 2025
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We ordered kebab digi tahchin, as well as meat & eggplant tahchin. I especially loved the meat & eggplant one, it had such an authentic flavor, with a perfect balance of spices & textures that made every bite delicious. The kebab digi was very good too!
The atmosphere was beautiful, showing true Persian style, & the staff were so kind & friendly. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone who wants to experience Iranian cuisine & culture. If I ever have guests & want to introduce them to authentic Persian food, this is absolutely where I'd bring them. Truly well presented!
If you are craving for a Persian dish & you want to experience an exquisite atmosphere, this is the place. Staff are kind, food is beyond delicious & it feels like dining in a luxury middle eastern place.
It's unfair to give them less than 5 star, however I want to mention that you should expect a pricy menu.
We tried the Lentil & the kebab Digi Tahchin & I highly recommend it.
One of the best meals I've had in ages. Started with the velvety beet appetizer, followed by the eggplant veal tahchin. Every bite was deeply flavorful & balanced. The server was kind & very efficient & the layout was warm & richly decorated without being gaudy.
Super cute Persian restaurant with lots of charm. We really enjoyed the ambience & the creative take on tahchin! We were a bit worried reading some of the reviews but the tahchin (kebab digi & chicken eggplant) were delicious. They are not your usual tahchin dishes - lots of aromatics that made the dish more complex & enjoyable. Highly recommend giving a try!
Lost a few points because of the pricing (not insane but the prices could be more reasonable for what they are).
This restaurant does have a very nice decor to it, but the food was overpriced. Rice & chicken for 40$, I know safran is expensive & its hard to make proper tahchin, but I still felt like it was a high price. Sadly I also did not enjoy my dish & my plate was dirty. The service was okay.
A bigger concern was after reading all your reviews, how I felt about visiting. Your answers to negative reviews are extremely unprofessional, which made me not want to visit this place but did so for my friends. People are allowed to express their concerns & dislikes, especially the water situation, as a huge Montreal foodie, I have never witnessed any restaurants put water on the table without the customer asking or without them being notified it is an extra charge. You need to listen to your customers, even if you don't agree, & this will lead you to having a successful business. I am giving you two stars due to this, the food & service is not the only thing you should be worrying about.
Maison Inja is a beautiful restaurant next to its sister café Aunja on Sherbrooke. We were a party of two & ordered the (1) Eggplant & Chicken Tahchin [$36.85], (2) Lentil Delight Appetizer [$15.85] & (3) Borage Teapot [$15.99]. The tahchin tasted mostly like chicken, as we were unable to see or taste the eggplant. Note that it is VERY filling. We enjoyed the lentil appetizer but were surprised at the few pieces of bread given (that was visibly ripped apart). We asked for more which came with a surcharge of $2.99! We were also tucked away in a corner where we didn't have any water refills the whole night & kept waiting for a server to come around. Despite the lack of attention from the staff & high costs, we had a wonderful time & enjoyed the restaurant's ambiance. I would highly recommend the borage tea & lentil appetizer! I will probably return & order a different tahchin to try next time. In total, the bill came to $82.41 after tax & before tip.
I loved it! we ordered traditional tahchin (eggplant & chicken), Adaspolo tahchin, & Veal eggplant tahchin, all were really tasty.
Although the menu has basically two types of main dish, tahchin or borek, they are kind of masters in making them!
Kind of on the pricey side of restaurant!!
