Maison Inja propose un voyage culinaire persan sophistiqué et accessible, alliant saveurs authentiques et une approche de café contemporain. Les clients peuvent découvrir une sélection réfléchie de plats persans traditionnels, préparés avec expertise pour mettre en valeur les riches épices aromatiques et les viandes tendres caractéristiques de cette cuisine ancienne. Au-delà des mets salés, l'aspect café invite les convives à savourer des cafés artisanaux et des pâtisseries délicates dans un cadre raffiné. Cet établissement se concentre sur l'offre d'une expérience culinaire mémorable où les goûts persans classiques rencontrent la culture moderne du café, en mettant l'accent sur la fraîcheur des ingrédients et une présentation soignée. C'est une destination pour ceux qui recherchent à la fois un goût de la Perse et un lieu tranquille pour se détendre et socialiser.
Maison Inja s'est imposé comme une destination incontournable à Montréal, reconnue pour sa cuisine perse authentique et son atmosphère chaleureuse qui rappelle le confort d'un foyer. Les clients louent régulièrement la grande qualité des plats, en particulier le savoureux Tahchin, souvent décrit comme une évocation nostalgique des recettes familiales. Le restaurant est apprécié pour son décor magnifique et intime, faisant de chaque visite une expérience mémorable. Bien que les avis sur les prix soient partagés, la majorité des visiteurs soulignent la qualité du service, attentif et accueillant, comme un élément clé de leur expérience positive, classant souvent cet établissement parmi leurs adresses préférées en ville pour un repas spécial.
Visiting from New York, we met up with friends at this Montreal gem for our first Persian dining experience in Canada, & it was absolutely outstanding. The food had incredible variety & flavor, & the atmosphere was a beautiful blend of cozy, traditional, & modern styles. A special thank you to Sahar, whose exceptional kindness, patience, & hospitality made our evening truly memorable.
Easily the most delicious persian food in Montreal. Beautiful aesthetic. The service is amazing & our waitress was impressively knowledgable of every detail in the dishes on the menu. 10/10.
1 août 2026
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When planning to travel Montreal, I was very excited to find & try the cuisine of an Iranian/Persian restaurant. Maison Inja was the first Iranian restaurant to show up in my search in Apple Maps, so I decided to go there. Best choice I could I have made. The restaurant environment was very beautiful & the servers were very friendly. The food itself was AMAZING, both in looks, taste, & texture. I'd say it was meal fit for the Shah & the Shahbanu. I truly recommend this place for anyone looking for traditional Iranian cuisine & look forward to visiting again someday.
The restaurant has a lovely atmosphere, & the decor is beautiful. The portions are generous, & the staff were friendly & welcoming. The music was a bit loud (the speaker was behind me), but it was possible to turn it down.
I ordered the vegetarian dish with rice, mushrooms, & eggplant. It tasted good, but it was mostly rice, with relatively little of the mushrooms & eggplant. While I enjoyed the meal, I don't think it justifies the total price of $50 dollars (with taxes & 18% tip, for one dish only).
Overall, it's a nice place with good service, but I found the food to be overpriced for what was served.
This place feels like home. The food was warm, comforting, & beautifully prepared. It reminded me of the kind of meal a grandmother would make, the sort of food that brings comfort & makes you slow down & enjoy the moment
Atmosphere : The decor of the restaurant was beautiful. I was surprised we were the only two in the restaurant for dinner on a Friday.
Food:My friend & I asked the waitress for her suggestions on what we should order; we ordered exactly what was recommended. The taste of the food was definitely good. Unfortunately both my friend & I fell ill with what seems to be food poisoning shortly leaving the restaurant.
Price: very steep. Vodka lemonade priced at $24 a glass. About $200 for one shared appetizer & & two mains.
Well, I can't express enough how beautiful, cozy, & well-designed this restaurant is. The touch of persian culture is in every corner. But the food was mediocre. It's pricy, & for that price, I expect something good. The service was ok. It's an expensive restaurant, but I don't think the food was worth the value. The design maybe.
