First time ordering from Rasoi and certainly won't be the last! Their food is freshly made from…read morehigh quality ingredients. The dishes are packed with aromatic and delicious flavors. We ordered the chicken tikka, chicken vindaloo and biryani. Everything was perfect! We'll definitely make an in person visit here soon.

I haven't been to alot of Indian restaurants but I really love this one…read more It's a very cosy spot with hand painted decor on the walls, they have a nice looking bar with a few chairs where you can enjoy some drinks. They make pretty much every drink you would want. I always get the Caesar's when I come here they make it very good, they used to put a slice of bacon in the past but they removed it. I really love the nann here, my favorite is the garlic one, I also love the butter chicken and the sagg lamb. My favorite 2 dishes. Also the tuna tataki mango salad is very refreshing The creme brulee is very good This place also has a hidden bad inside that's downstairs. They also are open during lunch time and have a separate lunch menu. They also sell their sauces frozen that you can take home and make food out of the comfort of your home. I definitely recommend this place. In the summer they have a small terraces that they build in front. Service is always good here, Yan is the best. Rex the owner is always very friendly and the cooks aswell. This place is good for small or big groups.

india rosa in griffintown has a stylish, modern feel that immediately stands out. we had a table…read morefor four, and the dining room was open, airy, and filled with natural light from the large windows. the wood floors, teal banquette seating, greenery, warm pendant lights, and exposed ceiling details give the space a polished but relaxed look. it has a bit of an earls like atmosphere, but with a more tropical, eclectic touch. the restaurant was slightly breezy while we were there, and there was even a little house sparrow flying around inside, which was unexpected but oddly charming. the menu looked promising, with a mix of indian inspired dishes and brunch favourites. i ordered the veggie brunch, which was beautifully plated but, unfortunately, the food itself was only okay. the dish came with a warm root vegetable salad glazed with honey and masala spices, with red beets, carrots, cauliflower, turnips, and onions, along with poached eggs, saffron and lime yogurt, and coriander sprouts. there were plenty of interesting flavours and ingredients on the plate, but overall, it didn't quite live up to the presentation. visually, it was much more impressive than it was memorable. the mango lassi was another interesting detail. it came in a tiki style glass with a short straw and a single pineapple stalk as garnish, a fun presentation, although a little unexpected for a lassi. overall, india rosa is a beautiful space with a lively, inviting atmosphere and a menu that looks more exciting than what i ended up experiencing on the plate. the setting definitely made a stronger impression on me than the food.

I really wanted to give India Rosa a 5-star review. At one point, we were probably closer to 3…read morestars, but I wanted to be fair because the food itself was very good and there were definitely some positives. We were greeted by a friendly hostess who promptly seated us. Unfortunately, we waited about 10 minutes before our waitress came over to take our drink order. Once the drinks arrived, we ordered several items. * Lamb Chops - Excellent flavor and definitely one of the highlights. They took a little while to arrive and could have been warmer, but we really enjoyed them. * Vegetable Pakoras - Excellent. My wife really enjoyed these. * Dal - My wife thought it was just okay because it lacked some flavor. She brought it home, added some salt, chili, and lime, and it turned out much better. * Chicken Tikka Tandoori - Our daughter is a very picky eater, so getting her to eat chicken can sometimes be a challenge. She absolutely loved this, which says a lot! * Garlic Naan and Plain Naan - Both were very good. Once we were ready to order, the process was quick and easy. Unfortunately, that's also when the service started to go downhill. Most of our food arrived, but the garlic naan didn't come until about 10 minutes later. The butter chicken was excellent, but while we waited for the naan, it started getting cold. By the time our waitress came back, I had to ask her to warm up the butter chicken. This was probably my biggest disappointment. Rather than acknowledging the delay or offering to replace the dish, they simply took the same butter chicken back to the kitchen and reheated it. For a restaurant at this price point, I would have expected a little more attention to the situation. My wife also requested a few specific side items that didn't arrive, and she had to ask twice before receiving them. At the end of the meal, just as we were getting ready to leave, they remembered that we had indicated it was our anniversary and brought us a dessert. Gulab jamun isn't really my favorite because it's very sweet, but I genuinely appreciated the gesture. That thoughtful touch helped earn back an extra star in my mind. Overall, the food was very good and everyone in our family found something they enjoyed. Pricing is definitely on the higher end, but I'm okay paying more when the food and overall experience justify it. The biggest opportunity is the service and attention to detail. A simple acknowledgment of the delays and mistakes from our waitress--or even a quick visit from a manager--would have gone a long way. I probably would have gladly given India Rosa 5 stars. I'm not trying to be overly critical because we did enjoy our meal. It's just that sometimes the small things are what separate a good dining experience from a great one.

Food was excellent. Went with a group of Indian gentlemen who had high expectations. They ordered…read morefor the table and were not disappointed. In my book, if locals are happy with the cuisine, it's a great place.

I was in town for business and came by for dinner…read more We had a sharing set with too many dishes that I cannot remember. But I do remember that the food was delicious and the service was excellent - patient and kind and on top of everything. Definitely worth it.

Visiting from NYC and stopped in for dinner at Devi in Montreal. My Gf and I enjoyed the flavors…read moreand uniqueness of our choices. Service was excellent, knowledgeable and attentive. Ambiance was very good, inviting and upbeat if you are in town, don't pass it by, stop and enjoy a great dinner.

3 of us for an early supper on Sunday evening...it was actually Mother's Day so there was a special…read moremenu available and a complementary glass of champagne for me :) We had Fish Pakora to start (a bit salty for me) but still very good with a lovely mint cilantro chutney and garlic naan. Our main dishes were Chicken Korma, Paneer Tikka Masala, Aloo Gobi and a vegetable biryani. So delicious and overall this was a great combination of flavours and textures. Spice level was on point, the biryani being the hottest of all.. thank goodness for the raita and Kingfisher :) Portions are more generous than at other of our favourite Indian restos... We had enough to pack up some leftovers to take home, very easy process which we did ourselves and ordered more naan to soak up all the delicious sauces tomorrow. There weren't many people there so our server gave us total attention and was so helpful with his recommendations and friendly service. This only added to the great dining experience and we will be back!

I was attracted to Street Monkey because it was Cambodian food which is rare to find but familiar…read morein that it was Southeast Asian. We started with cocktails. I had a Lucy Liu which was delicious and had a little kick to it. The Thai basil was great counterpoint. The service was helpful and prompt and the gentleman knew the menu well. We started with the pork belly and shrimp chip combo that was in a slight sauce of red curry. The spices and flavor were delicious. We also ordered the pickled vegetables which was refreshing contrast to the meat. We also ordered stuffed chicken wings and green papaya salad. We ended with the desert of mango with sticky rice. The mango was perfectly ripe and sweet and tart enough to contrast with the coconut milk sweetened sticky rice. We sat at the bar and enjoyed watching the cooks work in the kitchen. The space and ambiance were lovely.

We had a really good experience here, from the food to the drinks to the service, everything came…read moretogether nicely. The space has a fun, laid-back vibe that makes it perfect for a casual night out. We ordered: * Papaya salad * Wasabi shrimp ceviche * Steak Stuffed Wings: hands down the highlight of the night. It was such a creative, flavorful, and absolutely delicious dish. Every dish felt thoughtful and full of personality. They are creative but not over the top. Would definitely come back again next time I'm in Montreal.

Food - I fell for the 4.8 stars on Google only to realise the food is mediocre. We had two combos…read moreand the thali had "dat Ruth's" which was dal makhani with no salt! Now tbf I did mention mild to medium so maybe that's why!? Other things on the plate was baingan (ok-ish), naan (the best on the plate) paneer( one of the good things on the plate) and raw malai (again watery) with samosa (which I felt was refried so many times that it turned super crisp and dark) Service - average - nothing extraordinary! Ambience - def a plus one for this!

I stopped by Rutba later on a Thursday evening by myself, and the place was buzzing with…read morepeople--definitely a popular local spot, which I had read about in a little tourist pamphlet. There's outdoor seating available in the summer, which added a nice vibe. One thing I really appreciated was their combo option that lets you sample a little bit of everything. That's always a win for me! The food overall was decent--not bad at all, but nothing that totally wowed me either. The service was friendly for the most part, though a little slow. One server was super responsive, but another didn't seem too sure about the menu. I asked what "soya chaap" was (listed under Unique Finds), and she just said "soya chaap" back to me... which didn't really clear anything up. Not rude, just kind of unhelpful. One thing to flag: the menu online doesn't match what they actually have in person, so don't get your heart set on a specific dish before going. I had a plan in mind, but it wasn't available when I got there. All in all, Café Rutba is worth checking out if you are close to the area and interested in Indian food.

Sat at bar the tuna watermelon tartar was unreal. The Brussels sprouts were excellent. Orange wine…read morewas good. Nice service and fun atmosphere!! Highly recommend!!!

Service was exceptional, and the food delish! Will come again next time in town. We were s party of…read more3, and honestly 2 tapas each were more than enough. I only wish we had space for dessert, next time! Fantastic flavors and presentation - MmmMm!

We were in need of dinner before getting locked inside an escape room. So we found a spot that was…read morenearby that looked interesting. Gon Bui is definitely an Asian fusion restaurant. Taking some traditional dishes but mixing it up with one or two other types of cuisines. The standouts were: + Cauliflower Bang Bang - crisp and flavorful + Won ton soup - a surprise as the soup was more pho-like but the wonton was more fish ball in texture. I liked the flavor of the soup. + Hong Kong Curry - spicy but fun Service was pretty good. Though I wish if you ordered a tea (since you get an individual tea bag), you would get more hot water as you can potentiall resteep the green tea. The place was a mood and probably a good spot to go for a date or just the night out. It was a bit dark in there but I get it. It was a stylistic choice. I think it's a fun spot with some interesting takes on some classic dishes. Definitely a place to try out.

As soon as you walk into the restaurant, the style and the vibe is really interesting. In the…read moremiddle of the restaurant you have good luck cards forming a shape of a tree (at least that's what I think they are, correct me if I'm wrong), which is quite beautiful. There are, I am assuming, fake plants at the top of the ceiling with lanterns hanging down. Which is really nice and it really gives the room a calming atmosphere. The food was pretty good, my boyfriend's family and I had the restaurants fried chicken wings, which was super tasty not overcooked or undercooked. We also had some calamari, which was really good as well. And then when our main dish came out which I had the chow fun, it was super tasty and flavorful. Although the service was a little bit slow, in the fact that there were only two waiters as I saw. The rest of the service was pretty decent. Everyone was super nice. would recommend this restaurant if anyone is in the area of Laval.