We called in less than an hour before and the owner/management were kind enough to fit 16 of us in a very compact restaurant. Some seats out side as well. The kitchen which is partially visible is still compact. Not sure how they manage. The food is genuine Mumbai and Chennai food mixed in. The Pav Bhaji and Vada Pav very Mumbai street food. Chicken 65, vegan Masala Dosa, Paneer Chilli all Indian food. All food loved by family. The South Indian Thaali made vegan amazing. read more

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Second time here and still the same. It's just awesome. The service is so friendly and food is the best. read more

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How do I even start to describe this place? Five stars isn't enough. The best Indian food I've had so far, outside of India! We thought we weren't too hungry (haha) and started off with only a couple of apps, pav bhaji and the crispy okra. Both were delish by the way. Then we were tempted by their cocktail menu and ordered the guava-rose one and the kokum cocktails. Oh my God, wow. At this point, we had to try more. We got the sev puri and the vada pav and a third cocktail with bitter melon. Oof, what a treat for our taste buds. Every single one of us loved all that we ordered. Service was friendly and quick. We sat outside in nice weather on their patio. We couldn't have asked for a better night out! read more

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Le Super Qualité is one of the best Indian restaurants in Montreal not owned and cooked by any "desi" but by Quebecers who perfected every dish on the menu with its perfect flavors. The idea is to serve "dhaba style food", so street food. Everything is served on a type of silver plates (Bento style) as you would find in India, Bangladesh, Pakistan and Sri Lanka . The service is awesome and quick. This is my 5th time at this specific restaurant, (and I went to the Central branch countless times), and I tried every single dish. My top favorites are fried okra, Pav Bhaji, Pav Kebab, Dahi Batata puri and masala chai. The prices are super reasonable. The vibe is busy there; you can see people loving their food very much. 100% recommended! read more

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Fun meal, delicious food, great service. We'll have to go back to try all the things we wanted to. read more

Le Super Qualité - Fried okra, Chicken 65 - Indian Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

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While searching for restaurants amidst a cold afternoon, I came across this place and decided to give it a try (had good ratings). Let me tell you, the food was delicious. I couldn't believe I was in Montréal. Limited menu which is the best part, so you can pretty much try everything. Me and my husband decided to try their Masala dosa, vada pav, dahi puri and chicken 65. Everything from getting the masala right to the presentation, the food did complete justice. If you're in Montréal, a must visit to this place. I realised it quite later that they have 2 locations, but nonetheless, a very happy and pleasant food experience *_* read more

Le Super Qualité - Indian Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

For those who are visiting Montreal, this place is located in Le Central which is a food market/court which has a ton of options. We ordered the chili paneer, masala dosa, and pav bhaji. The chili paneer was good in taste just wished there was more gravy/sauce. It is served with rice and it was too dry to serve with rice. The pav bhaji was good too but felt like the taste of it was more chaat masala. Overall glad we got to try this place out and visit this market, it's unique and has cute decor too read more

Several friends had visited this establishment and spoke about how they were obsessed with the authenticity of the flavours and experience and kept suggesting we go here sometime. I'm of South Asian descent and not easily impressed by the Indian & Pakistani restaurants in Montreal. So the hesitance was natural. Last week my husband and I were in the area and decided to see what they hype was all about. If I could give this place more then 5 stars, I would. The food literally took me back to Pakistan and it's street food!! We ordered Dhai Puri, Vada Pav, Pav Bhaji, Okra Fries and Masala Chai to share! The minor details brought back here of the flavours, ingredients, spice levels, menu, utensils, cutlery was overwhelming to the point where I teared up and started feeling homesick. Been here twice within this week, and tomorrow will be my third time! read more

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Great place and super taste, Highly recommend this place to people who crave indian food.

Non Indian owners opening up an Indian restaurant. (There was an Indian cook) Of course I am going to try it! I came here on a Friday evening. The place was hard to find driving by in the winter snow but I managed. A very small compact space with south Indian street stop influenced decor including thumbs up, fanta bottles, tiffin boxes up on display, and a small Ganesh statue in front of the cash. Can't forget the bright Neon hand light-that's hard to miss. The menu was playing it pretty safe with a few choices: I commend that because even a few items cooked and prepared perfectly go a long way. The menu changes on a weekly basis to different regions of India (I believe for the thali). The owners were preparing for a trip to India over holidays - this was impressive-and s A for effort for staying current with authentic Indian food trends! Entrées: dahi batata puris (comes 6 pieces for 7$-vegetarian) this was a perfectly done dish (5/5) the fact the potatoes were finely chopped, the use of fresh Channa vs canned, garnished with tamarind sauce, the yogurt was not too sweet-all in all a good bite of goodness that melted in my mouth. Entrées: thali (available with veg or non-veg 17 vs 18$) we went with the the veg option to share -came with 4 items, papadam chips and rice. (3/5) I found extremely bizarre there was no naan bread that is a gold standard for ANY thali. There were 4 curries: eggplant, spinach (a bit under cooked), sambar (vegetable curry that usually goes with dosa), and daal/lentil soup. On a whole I was impressed with the quality of food that in fact did resemble a traditional Indian dish you would find back home. We also had the dosa -11$, 4/5. This dish was great up to the detail it came served on a banana leaf. The dosa is a crepe with a potato filling, served with a side of coconut chutney (lacked flavour) and sambar (same one from the thali). Drinks: Billy Mitchell (3/5) was a different take on a Margarita with bitter gourd -tad on the bitter side but enjoyable. The bloody rasam (1/5) came in a large format didn't taste good at all with a pickled okra (they seem to really like their okras) and a masalafied blood Caesar just did jive right when the meal. Regardless, I'm still curious to come back again..especially for the dahi puris! good attempt to Indian cuisine. read more

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Good selection of Indian street food. Quality and authenticity is better than I expected. Cheap too.

Ugh-mazing street food! Great for vegetarians, limited menu but it keeps up with the quality of the food. We ordered one of each item on the menu and loved each one of them and ended up ordering all of them again. The decor is also great!! Cool vibe of the place. Would go there again. read more

As adorable as this place is, filled with fun, hipster Indian style, it really left me wanting to go to Jean Talon for a proper Indian thali. We arrived so full of hope to this perfectly hipsterized little Indian spot. The service was friendly, the decor impeccable, and the menu very promising. So we ordered some Indian classics, such as a thali and a street food dish called chaat and eagerly awaited for our feast. This is where, unfortunately, the love story ends. The food was lacking spice and flavour. It was also very heavy on rice and fillers (chevda- classic Indian chip like snack), but very low on meat and veg dishes. Considering the prices are at least double of what you would pay on Jean-Talon, this was quite disappointing. If you're looking for a cute spot in the neighbourhood, this might do the trick, but if you're craving good Indian, I wouldn't recommend it. read more

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Authentic and tasty Indian street food! I was there with 3 friends, and we ordered every single thing on the menu. (Portions are not that big). All dishes were very delicious. I especially loved the Vada pav, the chicken dish with the lamb meat balls, masala dosa but my favourite dish was the Pav bahji. We also enjoyed the chai tea with some dessert. It was tasty and a nice end to the dinner but way too sweet for my taste. Service was quite slow while we were there, but it could have been because of COVID (we sat outside. Indoor dining was closed; also seemed quite small inside). Price/value: 4/5 Service: 2.5/5 Food/quality: 4.5/5 Portions: 4/5 (we ordered every single thing on the menu and ordered doubles of two of the dishes. There were 4 of us in total. We were satisfyingly full, not an overwhelming amount but definitely enough for the four of us). Atmosphere: 3.5/5 (perfect for chill night out with friends, a lowkey date; they have cute outside dining but it is right beside the street so the cars driving by can be a bit distracting and noisy). read more

Indian street food alert! They only have 6-7 dishes on the menu. We tried like 4 and 3/4 tasted almost authentic. They definitely nailed the Vada Pav. We were in food coma and so happy to finally eat some good Indian food. They have some cocktails on the menu as well. I loved the place - so funky and Indian. Very refreshing to see an Indian restaurant which is not just lame table and chairs with those white table cloths. The service was amazing. The impressive thing is that this place is not run or owned by Indians. It's nice to see their passion for Indian food brought to life to create something Super! Keep up the great work. read more

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I really liked the Chili Paneer and the Berry Pulao with Chicken. The cardamom and cashew cookie was delicious too. read more

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Reposting my review for Le Super Qualite from Google. This is a super awesome place, by far the best Indian restaurant I have been to in Montreal. They have a limited menu, but all the dishes I have tried tasted exactly like they would in a good restaurant in India! Very few Indian places can replicate that sort of taste outside of India. Great job team ... keep it up! The Vada Paav, the Paav Bhaaji were just too good. So were the Okra fritters. Will try the Masala Dosa and Burgar soon .. read more

I was skeptical of a trendy indian restaurant opened by Quebecors so close to the best neighborhood in town for authentic Indian food. However, I was pleasantly surprised because this is not just a fusion place, they respected the ingredients and added a lot more varieties in their Thali. Ok, it is $3-5 more expensive than traditional Thahi, but they also have 1) more variety of fresh vegetables 2) less sauce and more meat 3) some kind of spice to flavor the rice- nice touch and very delicious. --In fact, you might first had the illusion that the portion is small because they 'packed' the vege and meat into smaller containers than traditional thali and reduce the sauce These days, all "authentic" indian restaurants more or less have a similar menu in Montreal (not the case in Toronto or Vancouver). There should be more restaurants like "Le Super Qualité" to challenge the traditional way of doing business by introducing new items on the Indian food theme in Montreal. Besides, my 'addiction' for an authentic Lamb Vindaloo won't stop me from visiting other classic Indian restaurants such as Punjab palace or Chand palace at all. ps: the place is tiny and cute, so it's more for a 2-person sit-down meal or take-out. Cocktail list seems interesting, definitely will try next time. read more

I actually go to the one in Le Central but I couldn't find that location on Yelp. Every time I get food from this place, I'm happy. Last night was no exception. I'm writing this review during Covid19 times. The restaurants are trying to find their way and there is a lot of delivery going on. I was a walk in customer. I will say the wait was long, but the staff was super friendly and clearly doing the best they could. During these difficult times, you gotta be as understanding as possible as a customer. THE FOOD!! Oh my... I have never tried anything at this place that I didn't love, so I won't even make a recommendation. The whole menu is pure gold. Only comment I will put, to the tall guy, don't wear a mask if you're not willing to fully commit. Having it hang around your beard doesn't help at all, unless you're using it as a expensive and very hot hair/beard net. ;) Thanks for the great food! I will definitely be back. read more

Everything has a very unique taste to it. I can't say I liked the taste; afterwards I had a sort of "OK, I have eaten" feeling rather than an "I just ate something good" feeling. Based on my travels in Asia, the cooking looks very authentic. But it's not particularly tasty if you ask me. The fact that they are importing cans of Indian soda pop from India is cute... but environmentally obscene. read more

I feel a little conflicted about the cultural appropriation involved in a bunch of white guys opening an Indian Restaurant and charging more than the Indian chefs who work hard to made exceptional and authentic food all over this town. So that has to be said I think right off the bat. But I will also say, these guys travel in Southern India a lot, and have clearly developed a real love and respect for the food and culture, and obviously treat their customers and staff with love and respect as well. The place glows with care. The food and drinks and even the beer list show attention and love of local. Even the small menu of appetizers feature things I haven't had before, super tasty street food stuff done really well. The thali was expensive at $18 but big enough for us to share and have leftovers. The room is so comfortable and lovely we wanted to sit there and snack and drink and watch the rain. I'd suggest working to develop relationships with the local Indian community, maybe inviting guest chefs, hosting cooking classes, fundraisers, culture sharing events - ways to continue to create the bridge of respect and love for Indian culture that is already evident in the food. Just my two cents, can't wait to come back! read more

What a beautiful little gem! Just visited for the first time after hearing great things about it, not disappointed. Tried the Thali, the salad and papdi chaat. So delicious! The staff obviously loves what they're doing, super enthusiastic, warm and welcoming. Oh and the aesthetics of the place--completed with a neon sign. Dreamy! Can't wait to go back for the dosa! read more

Quirky, cute place with an eclectic menu. Be warned, it's quite a small place which often has a line up and once you order a few things is definitely not as inexpensive as actual street food. Some of the flavours / ingredients / combinations were a bit unusual for my boyfriend and I (and we are pretty open minded about food and new flavours) but we loved how creative and fresh everything was. Each dish we tried was at least good, if not delicious! The Ceasar (drink) was definitely a highlight! read more

Yum, yum yum!!! I'm adding this place to my list of top 10 favourite restaurants in Montréal. Everything on the short but well-considered menu is delicious. Decor is hip and cute. read more

Wow! Best Indian street food available in Montréal, their vada pav, bhel puri and masala tea are delicious!! Must try it

Delayed review - but I thought I'd still write this. I found myself in Montreal on a business trip pre pandemic and had a hankering for some spicy and authentic Indian food. When I walked in and saw the menu with Indian language script I was surprised. The food was simply yummy!. It is authentic as it can be - if you took this restaurant and plonked it in India, they'd be very popular there as well. I ordered the Okra fry, and Masala Dosa . Both were yummy. I'll give it a two thumbs up and coming from a guy who was raised in India and am a pretty good cook myself. read more

Couldn't wait to try this restaurant with its weird name and kitschy deco. Absolutely great. Finally a modern bright restaurant to enjoy Indian food. The dahi batata puri was not what I expected. There is a lot of yogourt and the dish is simply too sweet for me. Not bad, just very sweet. The steamed bun with potatoes was fantastic. I would have eaten 10 of those. The masala dosa was scrumptious. Their spices are so well balanced. And their sauces next to the dosa... amazing! The service was super friendly and the waiter was very helpful in explaining the dishes. read more

Great vibes and interesting food - local joint with friendly staff that is happy to familiarize you with their Indian street food menu. I personally know no more about Indian than a good butter chicken, and I had a blast trying new dishes. read more

Legit -- solid menu choice, not your average butter chicken joint. Be ready for a bit of spice, but unique flavours too that can be hard to track down in Mtl. Great vibes. read more

Authentic, recherché and tastes like it came out of my mom's kitchen back in India. Been there a few times and went with pretty high expectations - surpassed my expectations EVERY SINGLE TIME! Must-tries: okra appetizer and non-veg thali. The thali is huge - can easily be split between 2 - if you're ready to share the awesome lamb curry which I won't. If you are familiar with Indian food and are ready to go off the butter-chicken-beaten path, you must give this place a try! read more

Greaaat food!!! The dahi batata puri is amazing... menu changes weekly..great ambience, staff is exceptionally friendly and inviting.. drinks menu is awesome.. hats off to this place!! Must try read more

When it comes to Indian food, what Montreal really lacks is a chaat place. Craving the Indian street food I grew up, I decided to try this place out with a good friend. Both the friendly staff and the unpretentious decor perfectly set the mood for casually catching up on life. Moreover, the chaat was spot on. I asked them to make it spicier to meet my tastes, to which they complied sans hesitation. I tried the dhokla and the dahi batata puri while my friend tried the masala dosa. All three dishes receive my stamp of authenticity. While I will be returning to this place in the future to snack on their dahi batata puri, I would like them to increase their variety with an extended chaat menu. I believe this place really has the potential for becoming a niche restaurant in Montreal for Indian street food. read more

This place is a small Indian food snack bar and is a legit hidden gem. I was doing errands and was attracted by their neon sign and bright turquoise walls. I have to say, I was actually blown away by this place. The decor was adorable. The food absolutely insane. But I have to say what made the place really something special was the vibe in the atmosphere. It's something I have not seen in a restaurant before. The entire staff was so happy to be there, they were all so excited to greet you, serve you, and cook for you. It was bright, intimate, warm and welcoming. You really feel happy to be there. The service was exceptional. Our waiter greeted us with a huge enthusiastic smile and he explained his dishes with pride. The place quickly filled up with people who obviously had had the same great experience before and wanted more of it. Honestly congratulations to the owners and to the whole staff you should be very proud ! Excellent food excellent service and staff excellent atmosphere what more could you ever want in a restaurant? read more

Le Super Qualité - Indian Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

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Indian restaurants in Montreal nearly all have the same "oil and salt" menu. Not this one. No, they don't have butter chicken. They have things that need to be explained to you. This place is all about super qualité ingredients: it's fresh, tasty, and it won't take a toll on your lifespan. The items on the menu change regularly, so there's always a new discovery waiting for you. The staff love what they do, and you'll love it too! read more