Kuljit India is widely praised as a hidden gem with a warm ambiance and fast, friendly service, offering authentic Indian and Punjabi flavors that shine from samosas and chana bhatura to butter chicken, naan, aloo gobi, and fish pakora. The food is described as fresh, flavorful, and reasonably priced, with many diners noting generous portions and a homely, no-nonsense approach that keeps locals and visitors coming back for takeout or dine-in. Spice levels are customizable, and some dishes are highlighted as must-tries, including the amritsari kulcha and the chole bhatura. While the restaurant is consistently busy and the overall experience is positive, a few reviews point to occasional portion size changes, uneven service, and decor that could improve, and one account mentions a staff member being less welcoming. On balance, Kuljit India emerges as one of the city's top Indian-Punjabi options, delivering delicious, comforting dishes at fair prices and a reliable, repeat-worthy dining experience.
This is my all time favourite indian restaurant! The lady there even remembers us everytime! I have tried many butter chicken from other places in montreal, even Dishoom from London but i always come back to kuljit!
Tout était délicieux : poulet au beurre, samosas, pakora aux légumes, pain naan... Service rapide. Sauces à volonté pour les entrées. Abordable. Je recommande !
Nice Mango Lassi The biriani is not a wow factor but it's ok. I find it's missing the usual ginger, Coriander, & other ingredients. I'm still looking for the best Biryani out there. The fish panoramic is light, fluffy, not oily & slightly undercooked. We loved their Chati Samosa, even though the previous time it came with much more garnish. Overall the food is good, I just wished there was more consistency with the food quality & how it's presented. Parking has never been an issue so far. The waitress was very kind & polite.
