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 celebrated for authentic Indian vegetarian dishes offered at affordable prices, with the thali, samosas, breads and sweets described as comforting and generous in portion. Reviews repeatedly call it a neighborhood gem with a welcoming family owned vibe and friendly service, even as a few notes are raised about service at the counter and limited seating. The food is described as fresh and not overly oily or salty, tasting like home and satisfying hungry diners, with many declaring Pushap the best Indian in town and a go to for value. Payment is sometimes cash only, though some orders via Uber Eats allow card payments and there is mention of limited parking nearby. For those seeking vegetarian Indian cuisine with consistent quality and low prices, Pushap remains a long standing staple that keeps patrons coming back for samosas, sweets and hearty meals.
Best Indian restaurant in Montreal hands down. Fed my wife & I with leftovers for 30$. The samosas are amazing. The papadam was delicious. Everything was fresh & flavorful.
Ayush gave us very good service. I always go here, Whenever ayush is there i feel happy, his way of welcoming & talking makes the food more tasty, he is the best employee in pushap, he is the best. Thank you ayush😃😃
Authentic, flavourful & inexpensive! I had the regular Thali with masala chai. No cards accepted - cash only. The only inconvenient is finding parking. Best to come by metro (Namur).
Quel bel accueil! Nous sommes allés commander nos repas pour emporter & nous avons été invité à nous asseoir en attendant. On nous a servi chacun samoussa, vraiment sympathique comme endroit!
There almost always a free table to sit down, & you're served within a few minutes at most if they're busy, or pretty much instantly otherwise. Service is courteous & friendly, & the food is really good. The thali dish on its own is plentiful enough for a good meal, & for less than $15 it's quite the bargain.
You can also pick up samosas for cheap on your way out, so really worth it.
