Where African Heritage Meets Contemporary Flavours... POMADATA Cuisine began in 2022 from a humble home kitchen, driven by a commitment to fresh, locally sourced ingredients and a sustainable, high-quality approach to cooking.
Reviews depict POMADATA Cuisine Afro Fusion & Lounge as a go-to for authentic Nigerian and West African flavors in Montreal, with Amala, Ewedu and Gbegiri highlighted and generous portions that feel like home. Guests praise the welcoming atmosphere, attentive service, and flavorful dishes, though a few note price considerations and a service charge. Overall, the restaurant is described as clean, vibrant, and reliable for both dine-in and takeout, with vegan options and strong Naija vibes that keep guests coming back.
La première fois que je mange ici & aussi que je goûte de la cuisine nigérienne & j'ai adoré !
C'était délicieux & le staff est adorable, je recommande
After days of checking for Nigerian food, I got this beautiful place & my joy was complete. Atmosphere, & services, food & music are great 👍. Thanks for the satisfaction. I love it especially the food 😀
Apr 8, 2026
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I had a wonderful time here. I came to Montreal for a conference but my most memorable here in Montreal is coming here to eat! I tried all the delicacies & they were all great! My first choice is surely the Amala, Ewedu & Gbegiri, So on point!
I recommend this spot if you are African, Nigerian or you just want to try African Recipes!
All meals ordered were exceptionally tasty. Well prepared & filling. We ordered Jollof, Amala, yam & sauce with some turkey & peppered gizzard wow. The owner very friendly
I would come here again & again & again
A very satisfied customer 😘🥰
We ordered food & it was a mess. What they show on their website isn't what they are selling. We ordered chicken & beef differently but they put everything in one plate, who does that? Needs to work on their food presentation & needs to know people have allergies before mixing their food.
The lady who takes orders very disrespectful.
Franchement revoyez vos proportions vous servez une brochette de chèvre à 19$? Non mais c'est abusé d'être cher comme ça
En plus la nourriture n'est même pas bonne.
Jan 8, 2026
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I had the pleasure of dining at this restaurant today, & I must say, it was like taking a delicious trip back home to Nigeria. I ordered the Amala with ewedu & gbegiri, & it was nothing short of spectacular. The flavors were rich & authentic, perfectly balancing the smoothness of the Amala, the earthy goodness of ewedu, & the savory taste of gbegiri. Every bite reminded me of home-cooked meals, full of warmth & tradition.
The portion sizes were generous, & the meal was beautifully presented. The service was excellent, with the staff being both welcoming & attentive. It's clear that they take pride in delivering authentic Nigerian cuisine that's prepared with care & love.
If you're looking for an authentic Nigerian dining experience, I highly recommend trying this place. A 10/10 for the food, the service, & the overall experience. I'll definitely be coming back for more!
From a happy & satisfied customer 😊
The atmosphere is very conducive, the service is prompt, & the level of customer respect is top notch. The food was on point & absolutely delicious. Overall, it was an amazing experience. If you ask me whether I will come again, my answer is a definite yes.
An extremely horrible place to get Nigerian food. First of all, the young lady who attended to us was very hostile. Secondly, we ordered bread & beans. The bread was just brought out from the fridge & served to us, after drawing her attention to help us microwave it, she didn't even answer us. This is definitely the first & last time I would ever go there.
