Un restaurant indien branché proposant des versions fraîches et savoureuses des plats indiens classiques, servis dans une ambiance moderne et accueillante.
Dans l'ensemble, Vedha Indian Cuisine est perçue comme une référence à Montréal pour ses saveurs indiennes authentiques, avec des portions généreuses et une ambiance chaleureuse; les clients louent des plats tels que dosa, poulet au beurre, biryani, paneer et kulcha pour leur fraîcheur, leur équilibre d'épices et leur constance, et soulignent que le menu mêle spécialités nord et sud indiennes avec un service attentif et convivial; bien que la majorité des avis soit très positifs et que beaucoup recommandent cet endroit, quelques mentions évoquent des tarifs un peu élevés et des expériences variables à la caisse, mais dans l'ensemble l'impression est que Vedha offre une expérience culinaire vivante et savoureuse qui donne envie de revenir en famille ou entre amis.
I tried the Amritsari kulcha & it was outstanding - perfectly crisp on the outside, soft inside, & packed with authentic flavour. Every bite tasted just like the real Amritsar experience.
A special shout?out to Harjas for the amazing service. Friendly, attentive, & genuinely welcoming, which made the meal even better.
It was my first time here, & we came for dosa. The dosa was absolutely delicious, the best I've ever had. Since it was so good, we ordered more dishes, & everything we tried tasted amazing. I will definitely be coming back. Highly recommend this restaurant!
Great service & the food is very tasty. Everything was fresh, well-prepared, & full of flavor. The staff was friendly & attentive, making the overall experience enjoyable. Would definitely recommend this place!
Everything was delicious & comforting with just the right kick of spice. Portions were generous, flavors were on point, & the service was warm & friendly. Would definitely come back!
I visited this spot on Wednesday & loved the atmosphere. Unfortunately, the food was a major disappointment. We started with the Aloo Tikki Chaat & Malai Paneer; the tikki felt like it was straight from a freezer & was quite hard to cut, while the paneer lacked any seasoning or flavor. For our mains, the dosa was incredibly oily, honestly the worst I've had in a long time. There are better places for Indian food in the city, this place was a major turn off
