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 propose une expérience culinaire très appréciée à Montréal, reconnue par de nombreux clients pour sa cuisine perse authentique et savoureuse ainsi que pour son atmosphère chaleureuse et familiale. Les convives louent fréquemment la grande qualité des plats, comme le Tahchin, soulignant une cuisine préparée avec soin et bien présentée. Le restaurant est souvent cité pour son décor magnifique et intime, accompagné d'un service attentionné qui donne aux visiteurs le sentiment d'être reçus chez des amis. Bien que la majorité des avis soient élogieux, certains clients trouvent les prix élevés par rapport aux portions, et quelques rapports mentionnent une incohérence dans le service ou un manque de transparence sur la facture. Malgré ces quelques réserves sur le rapport qualité-prix, l'établissement demeure une destination privilégiée pour ceux en quête d'une expérience gastronomique iranienne traditionnelle et mémorable.
Maison Inja was my first try to Persian food, I left very satisfied already planning my next visit. The dishes are thoughtfully crafted & the drinks was the best I've ever had. Service was impeccable- friendly & attentive without being overbearing. A must visit for anyone who appreciates quality food & a cozy yet refined atmosphere.
25 févr. 2025
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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 had a wonderful experience at this restaurant! The atmosphere is incredibly warm & inviting, with beautiful & tasteful decor that creates a cozy yet elegant vibe. The food was absolutely delicious, made with high-quality ingredients & bursting with flavor. The staff were friendly & attentive, providing excellent service that made the whole experience even more enjoyable. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a memorable dining experience!'
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!!
A very comfortable & chic place, perfect for a small gathering. The ambiance was warm & inviting, & the service was great.
The portions were well-presented, offering a modern take on Iranian cuisine. It's a wonderful spot to enjoy delicious food in a stylish setting!
However, it's a bit expensive, the quality & atmosphere make it worth considering.
From the very first bite, we knew we were in for a treat! We ordered the kebab Digi & the Meat & Eggplant Tahchin, & both were absolutely delicious. The tahdig was perfectly crispy, & the flavors were rich, aromatic, & well-balanced. The dishes came with a variety of sides, adding to the experience. On top of that, our waitress was incredibly warm & welcoming, offering great recommendations. The cozy & beautifully designed space made the meal even more enjoyable.
I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for an authentic & flavorful dining experience!
This is by far the best Iranian (fusion) restaurant in Montreal & one of the best in North America, ... don't miss he chance, ....
That thing they call it'Mille-feuille' is an persian adaptation of mille-feuille , which is the Bugatti of the desserts!, ... crunchy layers, delicious fresh cream, ... some pistachio on top, ..... just try it, ......
