Oorja

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2.5

I was rather excited about eating here. But I have to be honest, the overall experience was rather underwhelming ans I don't plan on coming back. At 6:45pm, the kitchen was already out of 1 dish, the meal was tasty but not anything beyond, couple of the dishes tasted generically similar, the cocktails were ok at best, & the service, though quite polite was rather slow & unremarkable. The location itself is cute.

Lizabella

5.0

An incredible experience! Some of the best food in Montreal hands down! The spring rolls, duck & braised pork especially stand out. The dishes are original & flavourful, anything my company or I ordered was delicious & did not disappoint. The drinks are also unique & very pretty, & they compliment the dishes well. The service was very good too, not once did we have to ask for water & some of these dishes are authentically spicy :). They're also great at guiding you through the menu if you don’t know what you want to order. Even for a nightcap, their desserts are great, plus the vibe is very classy & laid back. Definitely a spot to hit if you’re in the city.

Alpha

4.0

A great new resto in town in the Hakka ethnic cuisine variety. Great vibes, nice decor small seat restaurant. Unfortunately we did not get to experience all the dishes as the waitor forgot about us & the kitchen closed. Of what we did have mussels, dumplings & Asian salad was really good. I will go back to try the remainder. The only Hakka restaurant in town to my knowledge.

Ines

4.0

Overall, Oorja was a good place for a great cocktail & shareable entrees. The place was nicely designed, & the atmosphere was good to have a nice chat with friends. The cocktails were all delicious & definitely different. We had a few entrees to share, & my favorites were the duck wings & lamb spring rolls. I would recommend them for sure!! The main dishes were a little more disappointing. My braised pork was a little tough on some bites, & the white rice was either mushy & not cooked on some parts. The paneer chili was quite tasty & an original take on sweet chili sauce dish. The chicken chili was very similar to what you would get in a Chinese restaurant but with a higher price tag. In the end, I would recommend that if you are looking for good cocktails & tasty entrees.

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3.0

My friends & I were really excited to try out this new spot but unfortunately it didn't live up to expectations.

Although the drinks were good & so were some of the appetizers (lamb spring rolls & duck wings) - the mains were not very good.

They have the same sauce for several plates, & to be honest it's seems like it's store bought or something. Two of us at the table had fried rice & it tasted funny, almost freezer burnt.

The servers were very kind an attentive & they even took one of the dishes off the bill because we weren't satisfied with it.

I won't be returning, but hope that as this restaurant grows, the food will improve!

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2.5

Great place, they have an interesting take on fusion food. The best cocktails in St-Henri. Limited selections on their menu, portions are not very big which makes it expensive comparing to other restaurants located nearby. Also, many dishes (from appetizers to mains) have the same sauce, which makes me believe that it is prepared ahead of time (as the restaurant has limited capacity to reduce the spiciness of their hot dishes - for those having issues with hot meals). Beautiful venue the vibe is perfect for fun time with friends, business or romantic dinner.

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5.0

Great new restaurant in the St Henri neighbourhood. First time trying Indo-Chinese food . Everything from the Dumplings to the spicy chicken dishes were delicious .(along with nice glass of the natural wine ) . Service was friendly & helpful