Sahib serves authentic Indian dishes defined by rich, aromatic spices and deep, layered flavors. The menu features creamy butter chicken, firm paneer, and charred tandoori selections prepared with fragrant seasonings. Each plate balances savory notes with fresh ingredients, providing a sensory experience that highlights traditional preparations. The interior space displays vibrant decor and warm lighting, fostering an engaging environment for live entertainment and trivia gatherings. Beyond the kitchen, the establishment maintains a lively energy through frequent social events and musical performances. This venue provides a distinct setting where bold, homemade cooking meets a spirited atmosphere, offering a straightforward approach to flavor that remains central to the character of the space.
Sahib is widely praised for serving authentic, flavorful, and high-quality Indian cuisine in a warm and elegant atmosphere. Guests frequently highlight the impressive variety of dishes, including standout options like tandoori specialties and rich curries, as well as an excellent selection of cocktails and beverages. The restaurant is frequently described as a top dining destination in the area, offering a cozy setting that is perfect for both casual meals and special occasions like birthday celebrations or trivia nights. Many visitors appreciate the attentive and friendly service, often noting that the staff goes above and beyond to make patrons feel welcome and valued. With its beautiful decor and consistently delicious menu, it remains a favorite choice for many looking for a memorable and genuine dining experience.
Some of the best Indian food I've had. Naan super light, fresh, & crispy. Rich sauces. Soft & juicy paneer - I'm sure it's homemade. Great atmosphere. Really friendly attentive service. Not in my neighborhood, but definitely going back.
1. Chicken tikka masala balti
2. Daal makhni
3. Naan
4. Tandoori Roti
Disappointment- The naan & roti were quite disappointing. Both were chewy, overly stretchy, & seemed partially undercooked around the edges, which made them difficult to eat even. The texture felt doughy instead of soft & fresh.
Pros: On the other hand, the chicken & daal were very well cooked & full of flavor. The chicken was tender, & the daal tasted fresh, rich, & comforting.
Overall : The Naan & tandoori roti ended up ruining the overall dining experience.
May 17, 2026
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Very friendly place, prices are reasonable, food is good & naans to die for! I've been last year & it was average. This year it's way better. I guess there is another chef.
Went to sahib's for brunch when we were visiting montreal & staying at a hotel nearby.
The food was good, the quantity, however, was less for the price. The ambiance was 10/10, too.
We ordered a mixed tandoori platter & dal makhni - I didn't like dal makhni much even though we were told it was the best seller. It was just average (better options available elsewhere).
The service, however, was too overwhelming. The lady server was too talkative & just used to come stand & talk at our table even when we had our mouths full. We wanted to enjoy our meal, & while its good to be asked if you need anything, etc, staff/servers should also be respectful & mindful of their personal spaces.
My kids were watching cartoons on the phone (toddler ages) because we wanted to enjoy a meal before we headed out to take them to a park or something, & she started inquiring about the screen time I give my kids, & that if I continue to do so they'll go deaf in the ears & mind & won't listen to me in the future when they grow up. She kept passing by & asking my toddler to quickly eat food (he is a toddler & can't calculate the severity of instructions) so he started stuffing too many pieces of naan in his mouth just out of anxiousness. The screen time advice, the standing on our table for longer times, & unnecessary remarks were uncalled for.
We were also told that what we get depends on the chef's mood (when we asked for tea). She said she has to check with the chef if he is in a mood to make tea.
I would, however, appreciate them giving us some 160ml of homo milk for my little one ( for which we also out of courtesy tipped them in the bill). regardless, we were grateful for that gesture.
Very fancy atmosphere, I can never get tired of their amazing food. I usually get the butter chicken with their amazing garlic naan. But their chili chicken chowrangi is also super delicious. Their lamb biryani is to die for, lamb isn't dry; cooked to perfection & the service is top tier. Shout out to all the waitresses including Rajiv the owner for always making me feel welcomed & big props to chef for making amazing food. Best Indian restaurant in dorval ! Never disappoints
Sahib Indian Restaurant is an absolute gem in Montreal! From the moment you walk in, you're welcomed with genuine warmth & a beautifully inviting atmosphere. The decor is elegant yet cozy, creating the perfect setting for a memorable dining experience.
The food is nothing short of outstanding. Every dish we ordered was full of bold, authentic flavors - perfectly spiced & cooked to perfection. The Paneer sabzi was incredibly creamy & flavorful, the veg biryani had the perfect kick, & the freshly baked naan was the ideal complement to every bite. Portions were generous, & the presentation was top-notch.
What truly sets Sahib apart is the exceptional service. The staff were friendly, attentive, & more than happy to offer recommendations based on our tastes. You can really feel the pride they take in both their food & hospitality. They need to improve a bit in making their Chai wonderful!
Whether you're a longtime fan of Indian cuisine or trying it for the first time, Sahib delivers an experience that's both delicious & memorable. A must-visit in Montreal - we'll definitely be returning soon!
We ordered Butter chicken, Naan, rice & Onion Bhaji. The only good thing was the onion Bhaji. The butter chicken tasted like tomato soup. Just tomato sauce & cream. There was barely any Garam Masala or cumin in the flavour. The Naan was very hard to eat. Honestly wouldn't recommend for anyone that knows what butter chicken should taste like.
