Located on Paré Street, Pushap is the oldest Indian sweet shop and restaurant in Montreal with over a dozen varieties of scrumptious Indian sweets, it also serves affordable vegetarian Indian food that is sure to please many palates.
Pushap is a beloved, budget-friendly vegetarian Indian spot noted for generous portions, fresh flavors, and great value on dishes like samosas, thali, palak paneer, bhatura, naan, and chaat. Reviewers praise a warm, welcoming vibe and fast, attentive service, though cash-only payments and occasional longer waits are mentioned. The owner and staff are repeatedly described as kind, contributing to a homely, family-like atmosphere. Overall, it is seen as a go-to for affordable, delicious vegetarian Indian cuisine that feels like home, appealing to regulars and visitors alike.
The snacks & sweets are good.
The curries in Thali were bland.
Small place, felt like it's pretty crammed because the tables were close & tight room to pass by.
Service was good.
Prices were very economical but that's why it's a
Cash only place.
I'll return for the samosa.
Tout était vraiment excellent! L’accueil du monsieur, un bijou! Merci pour cette expérience, que nous renouvellerons.
C’était tellement succulent que j’ai également fait préparer pour apportez à mon fils & mon mari.
I’ve loved this place since I started coming with my family 20+ years ago. The food is always delicious & the price is very reasonable. I now live in Vancouver, but I visit when I’m in town. My dad, who lives in Florida, gets jealous!
Sep 18, 2023
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Excellent restaurant if you like indian food. Prices very reasonable & you get enough food, you can even share one tali with someone. Only vegetarian dishes & there is a lot of variatey. I have eaten there & also ordered take out. It's been at least 3 years that i know the place & he prices have increased a bit since then but it's the normal now. I would say that the only problem is the parking.
I went to the shop by seeing reviews
But i am disappointed
I bought sweet(barfi), it was expensive & the taste is below average
Its not worth the money they are charging
I tried their mango lassi ..it was tasteless
Been going there for 20 years. Delicious vegetarian food, reasonable prices, & good service. Best samosas on the island. Worth the detour even if you just get samosas & sweets.
Aug 31, 2023
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One of the best restaurants I’ve ever been to period. The service is fantastic, the food is so delicious & so affordably priced especially these days. I believe it is a family run business & they do an amazing job. The tali is absolutely always good & the desserts are amazing. Even if you want to just stop by for some samosa or pekora pick up its really worth it!
Bien cute & sympathique petit restaurant familial. Les employés/proprios ne comprennent pas très bien l'anglais & encore moins le français mais ils sont plutôt accueillants & souriants. La nourriture est bonne, rien d'extraordinaire mais surtout offerte en portions généreuses pour le prix qui est vraiment ridicule! Par contre, pour les moumounes (comme moi) qui n'aiment pas ça quand c'est trop épicé j'ai trouvé que tout était vraiment très épicé donc je n'ai pas pu tout finir. Mais ça vaut la peine!
TRÈS DÉÇUE PAS CHER MAIS ÇA NE VAUT PAS CHER NON PLUS!
D'excellents pakoras (badgis) chez les autres restos indiens, pas chers 1,50 $ pour 6 beaux morceaux bien croquants & bien épicés.
Par contre, une de leur spécialité de fromage paneer avec tomates, épices indiennes & noix de cajou, un plat d'une apparence douteuse & insipide, faut le faire pour un resto indien...& le riz nature ne faisait pas honneur au basmati que j'ai souvent mangé ... le riz était gris & sans goût...j'ai pensé que c'était peut-être du riz provenant de Chine
Le thé chai n'avait aucun goût d'épices & le barfi lui aussi sans intérêt, sec & sans goût....
Ma copine a mangé un thali avec lentilles & elle a semblé apprécier mais elle ne connaît pas la cuisine indienne....
