Tula propose un menu spécialisé centré sur des ingrédients 100% végétaux conçus pour les personnes soucieuses de leur santé et en quête d’une alimentation dense en nutriments. La cuisine privilégie des préparations végétaliennes créatives qui mettent en valeur les produits frais et les saveurs naturelles plutôt que des alternatives transformées. Les clients découvrent une sélection de bols, de salades et de compositions mettant en avant les légumes, priorisant la texture et l’équilibre nutritionnel dans chaque assiette. L’aménagement intérieur reflète cette mission végétale grâce à une esthétique minimaliste qui soutient l’accent mis sur des habitudes alimentaires saines et durables. Chaque article subit une préparation minutieuse afin de garantir que les phytonutriments restent préservés durant la cuisson. Cet établissement maintient un engagement envers la préservation environnementale en utilisant exclusivement des ingrédients issus de chaînes d’approvisionnement éthiques.
Tula est largement salué comme un véritable bijou culinaire végétalien, proposant une approche unique et authentique de la cuisine fusion indienne qui impressionne autant les végétaliens que les omnivores. Les clients soulignent constamment la grande qualité et la fraîcheur des ingrédients, notant que des plats comme le lassi à la mangue, le biryani et les divers currys sont savoureux, sains et préparés avec un soin évident. L'atmosphère est fréquemment décrite comme paisible, zen et accueillante, créant une ambiance chaleureuse qui favorise la détente. Au-delà de la nourriture, le service est un point fort incontournable, le propriétaire et le personnel recevant des éloges pour leur bienveillance, leur passion et leur attention personnelle, incluant des explications détaillées sur le menu et parfois des prestations spontanées qui enrichissent l'expérience. Bien que l'attente puisse parfois être longue en raison de sa popularité, le consensus général est que l'hospitalité attentionnée, la présentation soignée et les saveurs nourrissantes font de ce restaurant une destination mémorable où les visiteurs reviennent avec plaisir.
Had an incredible experience at Tula Restaurant in Montreal! The owner was warm, friendly, & genuinely passionate - he personally walked us through each dish & its ingredients, which made the meal even more enjoyable. We ordered the lunch thali, & every single item was bursting with flavor & beautifully balanced. The presentation, aroma, & variety made it a memorable dining experience. Highly recommend for anyone looking for authentic & delicious Indian food served with heart.
Wonderful restaurant. The food is flavorful, delicious, & healthy. I had the lunch thali, which was a great way to try lots of different things. The mango coconut lassi was also amazing. Very friendly service as well.
Best gluten free chapati Thali. Simple, fresh & has a home cooked feel to it, indulging all your senses in perfect balance & harmony. I love that it's not oily & heavy like the regular thalis. The sweet potato halwa is delicious. Abhishek the owner is always welcoming making sure you're well served & attended to. Thank you Abhishek, Bre
nda & everyone involved in bringing us such authentic & fresh menu.
11 nov. 2025
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Had a great meal at Tula! Food was fresh, healthy & tasty & the service by the owner Abhishek was very welcoming. The thali for 21 CAD was a great option for the price. Would highly recommended.
La cuisine & l'accueil chaleureux nous ont séduit! Un ami & moi, tous deux amateurs de cuisine indienne, avons adoré le plat thali & ses mets variés & savoureux ainsi que le chai riche & parfumé. Le service est efficace & sympathique. Nous comptons devenir des habitués!
We have tried a lot of vegan restaurants in Canada inspired by Indian culture & this place seems a bit overrated in terms of an overall experience - food, service, price.
Mango lassi was average, the biryani in the thali was dry
Tula was an absolute delight. The restaurant opens for dinner at 5pm & we got there between 5:15 & 5:30; we were the first patrons. The restaurant was packed by 6:30 & we also saw many take out orders. We learned later that the owner & chef/menu creator himself follows a gluten free & vegan diet. This made sense as the menu was 100% vegan & 99% gluten free.
We started with masala chai, which hit the spot after a long day. The chai was served in a little matki (clay pot) & was aromatic.
For our appetizer we ordered the ragda patties, a street food. It was served in a small copper skillet. The dish was made very well with authentic flavors throughout. The potato patties were topped with the ragda (chickpea gravy) & garnished with sev (thin fried crispy noodles made from gram flour) & the traditional green/coriander & sweet/tamrind chutneys. Every bite had flavor. It's a big dish & perfect to share.
For our entree we split two dishes. We ordered the tofu tikka masala & jeera aloo mutter with two rotis (1 regular & 1 gluten free). The tofu tikka masala was seriously comforting. The dish tasted like it was homemade, was packed with flavor from simple ingredients & earthy spices. The jeera aloo mutter is a dry dish & mild. For us it worked well to use the gravy from the tofu tikka masala with the jeera aloo mutter. A simple dish, but very comforting. We were thoroughly impressed with the GF roti! The texture & taste were exactly like regular wheat roti…compliments to the chef for nailing it!
& finally for dessert we ordered what Chef Abhishek called a beautiful choice. The gulkand panna cotta. The flavors of this dessert are inspired by paan. Oh my god, this dessert really was insane. It captured the flavors & textures of paan without being overly bearing on either. The shredded coconut atop the panna cotta was'the icing on the cake.'
We chatted with Chef Abhishek to learn more about his inspiration & compliment him on his restaurant & menu. We learned that Tula means Balance in Sanskrit. He took everyone's orders & would take time to talk to all patrons.
This was an absolute gem. Chef Abhishek also shared his thoughts & execution for lunch/brunch. We wish we could have come back the following day to try out the lunch thali, which looks very unique/creative.
Was at Montreal during the weekend & went to Tula. It felt like home cooked food. Abhishek takes time to talk to his clients & explain the dishes. Each one is better than the other & you want to try all of them. From the biryani, Butter chicken to the Thali there is something for everyone. I had the brunch Thali & went next day for the biryani. Was simply amazing & I will go back for sure. There are few restaurants that cater to gluten free & this one has most options. I still have the taste of the delicious food
The most delicious vegan Indian restaurant I have tried. The biryani is delectable & the Thali a feast for the senses. I am so pleased they have gluten free chapati! I'm looking forward to trying their brunch soon.
