Embark on a journey to the Grand Gujarat, affectionately known as TGG. Our establishment, located in Montreal, is more than just an Indian restaurant; it's a tribute to the rich tapestry of flavors that Gujarat (India) offers with its centuries-old culinary heritage.
TGG Indian Restaurant is described across reviews as an authentic Gujarati vegetarian spot that nails home style flavors and street food vibes, with standout dishes like undhiyu, baingan bharta, khaman, kaju lasan sabji, sev tamatar, dabeli, pav bhaji and vada pav, all praised for fresh ingredients, balanced spice, and generous portions. The small, cozy setting is consistently noted as clean and welcoming, with attentive staff contributing to a warm hospitality that makes diners feel at home. Overall, the menu is celebrated for authentic taste, reliability, and value, with many reviewers saying they would return, recommend it to others, or consider it the go-to place for genuine Gujarati Indian food in Montreal.
The best Indian/Gujarati restaurant in the town. The food has the'Homemade' taste which reminded us India. Serving size is decent as well. The owner & staff are very kind & polite. If you are in the town & craving for Indian/Gujarati homemade food, You must visit this place.
If you are seeking for an authentic indian taste & specifically Gujarati food , you definitely gonna check this place out . Best place for brunch, lunch or dinner.
Things that you should try-
1. Vadapau & Dabeli combo
2. Sev khamani
3. Undhiyu
4. Baingan bharta
3. Kaju lasan
4. Sev tamatar
You hardly find any Indian taste in Montreal. Try this place 1st in your list. Highly recommended.
For the first time, I've ever had an authentic Gujarati dish in Canada. It was undhiyu with puri & aamras. The taste was really good & authentic-just perfect!
Absolutely phenomenal experience! The food was bursting with authentic flavors - every bite felt like a trip to India. We ordered the butter chicken, garlic naan, & vegetable biryani, & everything was perfectly cooked & beautifully presented. The spices were balanced, & the portions were generous.
The service was warm & attentive without being intrusive. The staff made us feel genuinely welcome & even gave some great recommendations. Service was truly exceptional - every detail was taken care of with a smile, & it made the entire dining experience feel extra special.
The ambiance was cozy & inviting, with soft music in the background that added to the atmosphere without overpowering conversation.
Whether you're new to Indian cuisine or a longtime fan, this place is a must-visit. We'll definitely be back - & bringing friends next time!
Had an amazing experience at TGG Indian Restaurant recently! We tried the Dahi Puri, Pani Puri, Chole Puri, & Dabeli - & honestly, everything was super fresh & delicious.
But I have to give a special shoutout to the Dabeli - I've been in Canada for 7 years & this was hands down the best Dabeli I've ever had here. It was perfectly spiced, full of flavor, & just hit all the right notes.
On top of that, the staff & the cook were incredibly warm & welcoming. You can really feel that they care about what they're serving & about making sure everyone has a great time.
Big thanks to the whole team for such a lovely experience. We'll definitely be back soon - & bringing friends along too!
I visited this food joint last week. I had Amdavadi Vadapav, Shrikhand, Roti, Gujarati dar/bhat. Food was delicious & authentic. One of the best vadapav
Tried TGG Restaurant in Montreal recently, & it genuinely reminded me of home. The Baigan Bharta had that deep, smoky flavor you only get with proper roasting - felt just like a well-made dish from a dhaba. Paneer Lababdaar was rich, creamy, & full of flavor without being heavy.
The Ahmedabad Cheese Vada Pav really stood out - it had the same street-style taste you'd expect from Manek Chowk in Ahmedabad. Crispy vada, spicy chutney, & the cheese added a fun twist without being over the top.
With the heat that day, the Masala Chaas hit the spot - cool, spiced just right, & refreshing. Dal Tadka with Rice was simple but satisfying - no shortcuts, just that familiar, bold tadka flavor.
Ended with Kesar Pista Shrikhand, & honestly, it was one of the best I've had outside India - creamy, not overly sweet, & full of flavor.
Overall, the food tasted real - not toned down, not overly fancy. Just proper Indian food, the way it's meant to be. Would go back, especially if I'm craving those strong, familiar flavors.
