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.
Nourriture bonne, fufu très fade.
Pas de verre d'eau, seulement des bouteilles Kirkland à 2,50.
Charge de 10% de plus si on mange au resto pour les employés, plus le tip! C'est en demandant la facture que j'ai vu cet ajout.
Aucune mention de ceci nul part
0 personne au resto un vendredi soir. Ca doit être une raison de juste commander & partir. Fufu légumes poisson vraiment bien savoureux! Miam , jy retournerai ... pour emporter!
Jul 25, 2025
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I was looking for a place to have a decent Nigerian meal during my road trip to Montreal. My friends found this place on TikTok. The ambience was nice, we had lots of laugh with the person that attended to us, & of course had a delicious meal. I'll visit again on my next trip to Montreal.
I haven't done a review in years but I have to drop this one. Aside from the food tasting good, it's mad expensive for nothing.
I ordered take out for two & spent 108 dollars?!
They sell the rice & soup with out protein which makes it more expensive, this is the only place I know that does this & on top of that they add a 10% service charge to the bill. The place also had a very bad smell which is why I didn't have time to tell them how outrageous the price was as I hurried out.
I was very happy & blessed 🙌🏾 my friend told me about this place. Wow ooooooo. I was able to have my favorite 😍 Egusi soup & fufu. If you ever in Montreal Canada 🇨🇦 😏 please 🙏🏾 have a meal here as one the your choices.
The ambience was lovely. Food taste great. Portion can be eaten twice. Lovely environment. Very affordable. There is no delivery though. It was a great experience. We had abula, white rice & stew, & suya turkey. The pepper was too much for my husband's taste buds but the turkey was tasty.
I had to edit this review. The Bitter leaf soup is a banga. My God! There is no way to describe it. Taste it for yourself. I also ordered the Nkwobi. I have not tasted it but from all the things we have eaten, I know that would be great also.
Jul 9, 2025
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The food is good but yall should work on the quantity for that price I ordered the (vegetable soup with fufu )it come with ball of fufu but I didn't even get enough vegetables soup to eat with it
The food was absolutely delicious. Great place to try Afro cuisine. Service is fast & efficient. I personally like to get takeout because I am not great at eating with my hands.
Ordered the egusi & pounded yam . Meat was content & pounded yam potion good. The only thing is the soup was not spicy enough. Same with the fried rice & jollof I ordered on the side.The peppered Pomo & snail were not spicy either. Recommend more spicy . Aside from that food was goood but better with peppe
