Goût De L'inde/flavours Of India

I came here for the weekend lunch buffet. It was something like 16 dollars without tax, which is a very good deal for an unlimited buffet. Every dish tasted very good and fresh, and there were lots of accompaniments such as salad, naan, and chutneys. The tandoori chicken and pakore were especially good, and I enjoyed the warm, fresh naan. All the dishes were refilled very frequently with freshly cooked stuff. I ate about 3 plates before tapping out. The gulab jamun was especially delicious, and I could have eaten 20 or so of those. My only complaint is that the buffet selection is rather small with only 3 non veg dishes, but the price is still very good so I don't mind.

My all time favourite. Even when I can’t pass by to eat I grab a delicious mango lassi. The waitress is awesome and the food amazing. I always feel welcomed and im looking forward to coming back.The food is tasty and very affordable.

U can ask for more spicy. The waiter teached me to say. Is it mirchi correctly in hindi. I love her

Ordered a paneer Tikka and paneer nan.1) paneer Tikka: Burnt paneer and veggies, paneer was very old just like rubber, they put white onions which was sweet.2) nan was not made of maida. It was black in color and burnt.Overall pathetic experience worst food

My favourite Indian place in Montreal. Very good prices and great food. Ambience is a little lacking but the food more than makes up for it.Vegetarian options: Plenty of vegetarian options.