Pushap se spécialise dans la cuisine végétarienne authentique du nord de l'Inde, en privilégiant des préparations traditionnelles qui mettent en valeur des épices audacieuses et des saveurs riches et aromatiques. Le menu présente une vaste sélection de plats classiques tels que des samoussas croustillants, du chana masala copieux et des currys de paneer onctueux servis avec des pains naans fraîchement sortis du four. Chaque assiette reflète un engagement envers les techniques culinaires régionales, utilisant des ingrédients de haute qualité pour maintenir une constance dans la texture et le goût. L'atmosphère reste simple et fonctionnelle, privilégiant une approche axée sur la qualité des repas et l'accessibilité des saveurs. La clientèle découvre une gamme variée de collations et de plats complets soulignant la polyvalence des légumineuses, des légumes frais et des produits laitiers. Cet établissement constitue une destination fiable pour explorer les traditions culinaires végétariennes à travers des assiettes assaisonnées avec précision.
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Est-ce que Pushap propose la commande en ligne ?
Oui, Pushap propose la commande en ligne pour la livraison.
Pushap est largement considéré comme une véritable institution montréalaise, célébré pour sa cuisine indienne authentique, familiale et entièrement végétarienne qui offre constamment de la qualité et beaucoup de saveurs. De nombreux clients soulignent les prix incroyablement abordables et la générosité des portions, ce qui en fait une destination très appréciée tant par les habitants que par les visiteurs. Bien que le décor soit modeste et simple, l'ambiance chaleureuse et accueillante ainsi que le service amical et efficace procurent une expérience réconfortante qui rappelle la maison. Bien qu'il soit important de prévoir de l'argent comptant pour votre visite, les délicieux samoussas, pakoras et thalis sont fréquemment cités comme des incontournables, consolidant la réputation de ce restaurant comme un joyau caché qui demeure un favori depuis des années.
IMPORTANT: Cash Only Place Once I did not have cash so I did a UBER Pickup but as we all know prices on the UBER menu are always more than actuals. No place in Montreal can beat their Samosa price! Though some people wrote about bad service in the reviews, but for some unknown reason I was always served very nicely here. I tried many dishes here as I live nearby & I am sure you will find Aloo-Gobhi(Potato- Cauliflower), Baigan Bharta(Egg Plant dish) & Daal Maharani(Lentils) as some of the good menu items here. Food items are less spicy so kids can also enjoy. For dessert you should try the "Gajar Ka Halwa"(Carrot Dessert) & the "Laddu"(Flour Dessert) as the best recommendations though all of their desserts & entire Indian Sweets section is just really really good. This place is very busy on weekends so try on weekdays!
Great Indian restaurant. Authentic & NO FRILLS. Menu is filled with options for vegetarians & meat eaters alike. Chana masala, red bean curry, potato curry were all delicious. The samosa was delicious as well. They served us bottled water as waters. CASH ONLY ESTABLISHMENT. they are accommodating to tourists & accepted USD & gave me change in CAD. The service is as good as authentic places can get. No parking lot. Has to park at nearby street. Don't expect 5 star service, but expect 5 star food with great cheap prices.
I visited this place & had lunch last Saturday. Had ordered samosa, Chana masala, chapatis, Veg pulav, regular lassi & raj-mah, alu sabji as parcel for dinner. First of all I really didn't understand if this place charges taxes coz they only accept cash so I assumed there won't be any taxes however that was not the case. They asked me to pay CA$ 31.90 against the bill of 29.25 CA$ (assuming 1.00 CA$ for water bottle) else as per their menu I had ordered foods worth 28.25 CA$. Now, let's move to my reviews as below 1. Samosas (CA$ 2.00) - biggest disappointment, you can't sell anything by just calling it samosa, it was full of oil & there was no filling like samosa in it so a big no no for me. 2. Chana Masala - very simple test & medium quantity however worth the price of CA$ 4.00 3. Chapatis - CA$ 1.00 so worth it. 4. Veg. Pulav - we can't call it pulav, it was just ordinary rice with some peas & tomatoes & masala in very small quantities however you can't expect anything more at a price of CA$ 4.00 5. Alu Sabji - again very simple boiled alu Sabji in medium quantity so justifies its cost of CA$ 4.75 6. Raj-mah - Couldn't taste it coz I had taken it as a parcel & wanted to have it in my dinner but it got stale so I had to threw it. 7. Regular lassi (Sweet)- looking at the quantity, I feel its worth CA$ 3.00 So overall, Ok Ok kind of experience but I kept feeling heaviness in stomach till late night after having the lunch so not sure Abt the quality of ingredients they use to prepare the food however looking at the crowd I assume all good. Conclusion: As per Indian standards you can call it a "Vojnalaya" where we get a reasonable food at very reasonable price coz you won't get the feelings of a restaurant food here. Special thanks to guys(Waiters) here for their polite behavior & fast service. PS: The guy with beards at the billing counter tries to pretend like a Britisher with fake accents & behavior makes you feel uncomfortable instead of adding any value to this place.
Great food at some of the best prices I've seen for an Indian restaurant. Value was excellent & I couldn't even finish my $12 meal. Service was very fast & friendly, the owner himself served us & chatted with us. There's also a great selection of Indian desserts. Very eager to visit again. Just be aware that they only take cash.
Amazing Indian vegetarian delights. Their curries, dals, aloo Gobi, Channa masala with rice & naan is so flavourful, glorious & delicious. Usually I get some vegetable pakora & samosas to go. All their Indian sweets- desserts are sweet & tasty also. My fave are the coconut dusted gulab Jamun, barfi & Kalakand. A simple establishment. They take cash only. If Indian spices are to your liking you shan't be disappointed.
Where else can you find really good 2 pieces of Indian samosa with a tangy chutney that takes you back to Indian food street for $2 in Montreal? I will go there just to have their Samosa, very pocket friendly place but just be aware that it is a Cash only place. We also had Chhola Bhatura & Onion Kulcha, found the chhola bland but at the price point this is an amazing place & must try if you are craving Indian snack
VEG restaurant with good seating. Restaurant accepts only CASH. Prices are very reasonable. Food is good. Tried their samosa & pakora combo 2$ & their thali was very filling at 8.50$. Masala chai was not that great. Gulab jamun was not bad for one piece at a dollar.
Amazing Indian food at probably best prices. Cash Only. I have tried it many times & it is always satisfying my tummy when I crave authentic Indian food.