Sahib propose une cuisine indienne authentique définie par des épices aromatiques et des saveurs profondes. Le menu présente du poulet au beurre onctueux, du paneer ferme et des sélections tandoori grillées, le tout préparé avec des assaisonnements parfumés. Chaque assiette équilibre des notes savoureuses avec des ingrédients frais, offrant une expérience sensorielle qui souligne les préparations traditionnelles. L'espace intérieur déploie un décor coloré et un éclairage chaleureux, favorisant un environnement dynamique pour les divertissements et les soirées de jeux. Au-delà de la cuisine, l'établissement maintient une énergie vivante grâce à des événements sociaux fréquents et des prestations musicales. Ce lieu offre un cadre distinct où une cuisine maison audacieuse rencontre une atmosphère animée, proposant une approche directe des saveurs qui demeure centrale au caractère du site.
Sahib est largement reconnu comme une destination incontournable pour la cuisine indienne dans la région de Montréal, salué pour ses saveurs authentiques, ses plats joliment présentés et son atmosphère à la fois élégante et chaleureuse. De nombreux clients soulignent la qualité exceptionnelle des classiques tels que le poulet au beurre, les plats tandoori et le pain naan frais, notant que la cuisine est savoureuse et raffinée. L'expérience globale est souvent enrichie par un personnel attentionné et des propriétaires accueillants qui s'efforcent de faire en sorte que chaque invité se sente valorisé, bien que certains visiteurs aient noté des incohérences concernant la taille des portions et des lacunes occasionnelles dans le service. Si les soirées quiz et les animations ajoutent une touche unique à l'environnement dynamique, certains commentaires indiquent un besoin de meilleure inclusivité linguistique et une attention plus constante aux détails pour les grands groupes. Malgré des critiques mineures, la majorité des convives considèrent ce restaurant comme un lieu à visiter absolument, surtout pour ceux qui recherchent un repas mémorable alliant savoir faire culinaire et cadre accueillant.
We have been there before, & we had the same experience twice. Food is delicious, but the service is terrible.
The service people don't really care & don't make any effort (even the owner). Examples:
We found a bug in a plate (prior to the food being served, so it was obviously not from the kitchen)-the server's response. Oh.... I'll get you another plate, I guess. No issue, no trouble, it is what it is. & the plate never arrived; we asked her twice more, & she kept forgetting. It became a running gag.
Used plates were left on the table, despite our requests to multiple people, multiple times, to take them away. Even the owner showed up, asking how everything was, I asked if it would be possible to take the appetizer plates away (we were well into main course at this point). He said Sure, let me get you a server & just walked off. No one came...
He came back later, asking if we needed anything (the appetizer plates still on the table). We required more drinks (our server didn't check on us often...) He took two orders, & when the 3rd person asked for something, he said....... You guessed it, let me get you a server LOL. She came WAY WAY later. Again, a running gag during our evening
Anyway, we had a good time; make the best of it, right? & again, the food is fantastic! It just feels like, instead of hiring qualified people as servers, he hires family members who may not be best suited for that work.
We will most definitely order from them again, but probably for take-out rather than an in-dining experience. If I'm paying $480 for eight people (not bad for the quality of the food), I would still like better service than at La Belle Province, which is how we felt on both occasions
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We have been there before, & we had the same experience twice. Food is delicious, but the service is terrible.
The service people don't really care & don't make any effort (even the owner). Examples:
We found a bug in a plate (prior to the food being served, so it was obviously not from the kitchen)-the server's response. Oh.... I'll get you another plate, I guess. No issue, no trouble, it is what it is. & the plate never arrived; we asked her twice more, & she kept forgetting. It became a running gag.
Used plates were left on the table, despite our requests to multiple people, multiple times, to take them away. Even the owner showed up, asking how everything was, I asked if it would be possible to take the appetizer plates away (we were well into main course at this point). He said Sure, let me get you a server & just walked off. No one came...
He came back later, asking if we needed anything (the appetizer plates still on the table). We required more drinks (our server didn't check on us often...) He took two orders, & when the 3rd person asked for something, he said....... You guessed it, let me get you a server LOL. She came WAY WAY later. Again, a running gag during our evening
Anyway, we had a good time; make the best of it, right? & again, the food is fantastic! It just feels like, instead of hiring qualified people as servers, he hires family members who may not be best suited for that work.
We will most definitely order from them again, but probably for take-out rather than an in-dining experience. If I'm paying $480 for eight people (not bad for the quality of the food), I would still like better service than at La Belle Province, which is how we felt on both occasions
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.
