Royal Punjab est décrit comme une adresse indienne chaleureuse et abordable à Montréal, où les plats phares comme le chole bhatura et le thali impressionnent par leur richesse et leurs saveurs; le naan est souvent excellent et certains plats comme le dal makhani et le chana se distinguent par leur goût authentique et généreux, le chai maison et le mango lassi complètent l'expérience. Le butter chicken est bon mais parfois un peu salé, et le dosa masala et le dosa au paneer reçoivent des éloges pour leur goût et leur texture. Le service est rapide et chaleureux, l'atmosphère est cosy et propice à la conversation, avec un personnel accueillant et attentif. Le rapport qualité-prix est considéré comme excellent et le restaurant est souvent cité comme l'une des meilleures adresses Punjabi de Montréal, offrant une cuisine maison et une variété qui mêle traditions nord-indiennes et touches du sud. En revanche, les desserts sont souvent jugés décevants et il est conseillé de privilégier les plats salés. Dans l'ensemble, Royal Punjab apparaît comme une option fiable pour un repas indien riche et réconfortant, que ce soit sur place ou à emporter.
Very bad experience. The food they served was old & tasted terrible. I even found a cockroach in the food. This is very unhygienic & unacceptable. I will never come back & I don't recommend this place to anyone.
Very bad experience. The food they served was old & tasted terrible. I even found a cockroach in the food. This is very unhygienic & unacceptable. I will never come back & I don't recommend this place to anyone.
7 mars 2026
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I recently visited this place because word-of-mouth touted its chole bhatura - & they really deliver. The chole was rich & well-seasoned, & the bhatura came fluffy, warm, & perfectly puffed. Hands down some of the best chole bhatura I've had in a while.
That said, I'd recommend skipping dessert: the sweets we tried were disappointing - bland, underwhelming, & a major let-down after such a strong main dish. If you're there, go for the savory dishes & say no to the sweets.
Overall: great for a solid Indian meal - especially if you crave chole bhatura - but don't expect much from the dessert menu.
I love this place. The server who is most often there, Manjit, is SO sweet, lovely, & accommodating. The food is amazing, & the thali deal can't be beat. Such good value for beautiful, flavourful & nourishing meals every time. There is also a (?) magic window where, on even the most stifling of days, maintains a consistent breeze through it. Snag the window seat if you can! Excellent food/service/value. One of Montreal's best Punjabi restaurants hands down!
Naan bread was excellent. Perfect texture.
Dal makhani was good.
Channa was decent.
The curry chicken had a good amount of meat in it. Sauce flavor was alright but I found the chicken to have a weird texture. Not my cup of tea.
Pricing was fair. Overall good value.
