Tandoori Mahal from Montréal Menu

When you're planning your visit to Tandoori Mahal, you could take municipal transportation to the station STM-Fabre, which is the nearest station at 571 meters distance to the eatery, otherwise, there are parking lots 639 meters away at Terrain 169.

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A small, charming restaurant offering both Indian and Italian cuisine. Good food at reasonable prices, though service can be lacking, with one waitress standing out as particularly unfriendly. The decor is eclectic and attractive in a vibrant part of the city. The chicken korma and naan bread were highlights, along with the beautiful interior design. Ordering was easy and staff were accommodating. A pleasant surprise in a bustling neighborhood, perfect for a relaxed lunch experience.

Last update: 11.09.2024

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What User likes about Tandoori Mahal:
I had the chicken corma that was slightly spicy but very tasty. The Naanbrot was amazing and fresh. Perfect part until the end I was full. The Pakoras and Bhel Puri were also very good. The decor is absolutely beautiful! One of the best looking restaurants I saw. Huge high back pasture chairs, large wood accent walls and filled with plants. I love it! The service was ok, easy to slow. However, the girl seemed alone f... View all feedback.

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Petit restaurant offrant de la nourriture indienne et italienne. Décor ordinaire. La bouffe était bonne. Les prix sont corrects. C'est un resto apportez votre vin. Le service est ordinaire et la serveuse peu sympathique. Quand on a demandé un "doggy bag" elle a simplement apporté un plat en aluminium. Je nai jamais vu ça auparavant. C'est tout de même un endroit intéressant avec un bon choix de mets végétariens. View all feedback.

Petit restaurant offrant de la nourriture indienne et italienne. Décor ordinaire. La bouffe était bonne. Les prix sont corrects. C'est un resto apportez votre vin. Le service est ordinaire et la serveuse peu sympathique. Quand on a demandé un "doggy bag" elle a simplement apporté un plat en aluminium. Je nai jamais vu ça auparavant. C'est tout de même un endroit intéressant avec un bon choix de mets végétariens.

Good idea to have tried this restaurant on a Friday at lunch, especially when we know that we do not have to go back to the office in the afternoon.Located in the Villeray district, walking on Bélanger Street is like being in the tropics only a few blocks away. You can find restaurants, cafes and terraces with Latin colors. The restaurant we visited, interferes in the middle of all this warmth and good humor by offering a Punjab, Indian cuisine.We were warmly welcomed and invited to sit near the window to enjoy the atmosphere on the street. For the interior, I am certain that it takes all its magnitude in the evening.To allow us to taste the different specialties of the place we were advised to try the plate TRALI either vegetarian or not. My colleague loved the vegetarian and I, for my part, was pleased by the other version.What a pleasant surprise we had when we were served the house tea, this tea has texture and color of coffee but a taste of such a good tea.Frankly a good restaurant to discover in a nice area of the city.

Walked by this bring your own restaurant.and stood there for a few minutes.

Ordered food from this place - they messed up our order after it got here an hour and a half after we ordered.

I had the chicken corma that was slightly spicy but very tasty. The Naanbrot was amazing and fresh. Perfect part until the end I was full. The Pakoras and Bhel Puri were also very good. The decor is absolutely beautiful! One of the best looking restaurants I saw. Huge high back pasture chairs, large wood accent walls and filled with plants. I love it! The service was ok, easy to slow. However, the girl seemed alone for the whole place and there were some people.

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