Maison Indian Curry
996 Rue Jean-Talon O, Montréal, QC H3N 1S8, Canada
Phone: (514) 273-0004
Website: http://maisonindiancurry.ca/
Maison Indian Curry in Montréal is a 4.2-star Indian restaurant with 2,297 Google reviews, known for Butter Chicken and Lamb Thali.
Why we love it
- Indian with traditional curries
- Affordable, flavorful, popular
- Casual dining with fast service
- Indian with traditional curries
- Located nearby
- Affordable, flavorful, popular
- Casual dining with fast service
What to Order
Butter Chicken
A rich and creamy chicken curry, consistently praised as a standout dish and a local favorite.
"Hands down the best butter chicken in town, and it’s affordable."
Mohammed Mukabbir Hussain
Lamb Thali
A complete meal platter featuring lamb, offering a delicious and satisfying experience.
"We ordered the Lamb Thali and the Butter Chicken Thali, and both were delicious."
itandehui aguilar
Naan
Soft and flavorful Indian bread, perfect for scooping up curries and sauces.
"Et le pan Naan muy suave y sabroso."
Arlette Fernandez muzule
Lentils Soup
A comforting and flavorful lentil soup, recommended as a great starter.
"Como entrada no puedes perderte la sopa de lentejas (lentils soup) y para acompañar unas ricas samoussas, el relleno y la salsa dulce para acompañarlas estaban sabrosísimos👌🏼😋."
Arlette Fernandez muzule
Samosas
Crispy fried pastries with savory fillings, served with a delicious sweet sauce.
"Como entrada no puedes perderte la sopa de lentejas (lentils soup) y para acompañar unas ricas samoussas, el relleno y la salsa dulce para acompañarlas estaban sabrosísimos👌🏼😋."
Arlette Fernandez muzule
Onion Bhajis
Crispy fried onion fritters, highlighted as a delicious and affordable appetizer.
"Un des meilleurs poulet au beurre que j’ai mangé sans parler des oignons bhajis."
Nyck Bee
Palak Paneer
A vibrant and flavorful dish made with spinach and Indian cheese, described as phenomenal.
"The food was PHENOMENAL, especially the palak paneer!"
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Inside Scoop
- Expect it to be busy, especially on weekends; consider reserving or ordering takeout.
- Be prepared for potential language barriers, as French service can be difficult to obtain.
- Service can be chaotic and slow during peak times, with some customers experiencing forgotten orders.
- The spice level is generally high and may not be adjustable for individual preferences.
- Portion sizes for naan have reportedly decreased, so order extra if needed.