Maison Indian Curry

Food is good, not the best Indian food in the area but still very good. Service is also good, except although the sign and site has opening hours, they will refuse to serve you unless it’s takeout if the restaurant isint busy.

Decent Indian food for an affordable price. Despite being consistently packed, we have found that there are better options in the area for the same price. That being said, staff is accommodating, we know from take out, and the food is okay. Just what you’d expect a middle-​of-​the-​line Indian restaurant.

Lovely food, friendly service… that explains why it is crowded

Not an ideal place for a romantic date or something as the place is very crowded & the seating too congested but food is great if you wanna fulfill your craving for indian food ! I am a fan of their chaat papdi & that’s mostly my reason to go there all the way from Laval.

Première expérience à ce resto aujourd’hui.
Je voulais m’entraîner, j’ai décidé de manger de la bouffe indienne à la place. Sûrement une de mes meilleures idées à vie.
Accueil timide, je crois qu’on né m’a même pas remarquée. Aucun blâme; j’ai été subtile et je suis arrivée vers 11h30.
Alors, est-​ce que c’est charmant? Oui.
Est-​ce que c’est bon? Excellent. J’ai pris le thali poulet au beurre. Petites portions, mais tout est délicieux.
P’tite cuisse de poule, 4 – 5 morceaux de butter chicken, mixture de légumes en sauce brune dont j’oublie le nom parce que mes skills et connaissances en cuisine né vont pas beaucoup plus loin que le grilled-​cheese, un petit brin de laitue, du riz basmati cuit à la perfection, un immense pain naan et cette galette étrange et salée avec des p’tites graines dedans. MIAM POUR TOUT, LES AMIS.
Si vous avez un appétit d’ogre, je suggère de choisir autre chose. Cela dit, c’était parfait pour moi. Pour 7 $ plus taxes, yo.
Cet endroit est plus qu’un resto, c’est une expérience sensorielle exceptionnelle. La bouffe, la musique, j’y retournais n’importe quand (particulièrement au lieu d’aller au gym).

C’est une tres bonne adresse pour manger de la cuisine indienne de tres bonne qualité. Il est vrai que certains peuvent etre déçus par les thalis a cause peut être du manqué de clarté sur le menu ou encore de la taille du plat. Pour le reste, ca vaut entièrement le coup d’autant que c’est vraiment pas pas cher.
Foncez !

Very good food at reasonable pricing. I let my friend do the ordering but all the dishes we good were very good.
Expect to leave this place with a curry smell so if you plan to go out after dinner, I wouldn’t recommend you going there.
The place is renovated so it looks pretty clean compared ro other Indian restaurant in the neighborhood.

hi, I’m indian, I’m new in Parc ex. n wanted to take my mom n her friend to a gd indian restaurant. so i went here. i asked for cha n it was watery. i spoke, they changed it for another. it’s not bengali cha. if ur taste is based on bangali, u won’t like it. but it was acceptable. so i ordered two vegi thali. one to eat in n one to go. i ordered 2^nd vegi thali. i also ask two vatura, those puffy roti, to have a taste it with my mom. we waited until 5 nonindian was served to get my plate. actually more than one waitresses was attending tem. while i was waiting n watching 5 others being served. i finally got my plate with one vatura, wen i asked for 2. so we finished one vatura 2^nd one came after a while. i couldn’t enjoy anymore, waited too long. felt forgotten,
if one vatura takes 15 minutes 2^nd, 3^rd don’t take as much time bcuz the oil is already hot. i know tat. if they had time to serve 6 clients while we were waiting for 5 mins order, i don’t need anymore explanation abt there client relationship.
«DO NOT GO». I complain to the maneger, he didn’t give a sh*t. no sorry. i will tell all my friends not to go to this restaurant.

Never ever go there.
Chicken masala is a dried chicken bone with rice. This place is robbery.

Didn’t dine in, but had a take out order for Veg Biryani, Paneer Butter Masala and Butter Naans. Had to wait longer to get the food, but the wait was worth. Taste was really good and the price was very reasonable for the quantity they served. I will definitely recommend this place to anyone who wants to have good and decent Indian food.

Accidentally found this place trying to avoid food I can’t pronounce at the price I can’t afford.
This restaurant was surprisingly good in terms of food and the rates. We were visiting over the labor day weekend and just wanted a good lunch. The thali was amazing. This is not your usual Indian restaurant food. Its more like a Dhaba which makes it a little different in a good way.

Great food at a reasonable price. Good service. You are not here for ambiance, but authentic Indian food and they do a great job. We will go here again.

Fabulous food and tasty one thing also for ths palace always net clean and better then price for other reasturent cheap manu everyday make the fresh food for thali and service is also glad

The food was good but a little salty — we all ended up super thirsty after our dinners. The décor is one of the best for an Indian Resto (dim lights, clean) and the prices are cheap. The service is super fast so if you’re going there to relax and enjoy a night out with friends, you may wish to go elsewhere. Our table was asked 4 times if we were ready to order when we literally just sat down! Then as we were just putting our forks down — still chewing on our last bites — the waitress came and picked up our plates! If it was a lunch — I get it, but we were trying to chill. Not the best place for that. You need to tell the staff not to pick up anything till everyone at the table is done eating otherwise you’re left with some people with empty place mats while others are eating. Awkward. I think it’s more of a lunch or take out place — or a place you go for a fast dinner.

The best Indian place I have found in Montréal. As a Surrey girl at heart this restaurant makes me very happy.
Good prices, good portions, good naan. The bad thing is there inconsistent spice level. They warn me about a dish being spicy and I say great bring it. They set it down warn me again. I try it? Not spicy at all. Even my spice sensitive boyfriend agreed. Im scared to ask for something spicy though because one of the «mild» dishes we ordered was more spicy? So confused. Anyways, most things have good flavour. Favourites so far: chaana samosa, any tikka masala dish, vegetable korma. Malai kofta was decent, vegetable pakora were good.
Didn’t love the chana masala or the bindi dish (excuse my spelling for all of these, apologies).
Their ras malai and gulub jaman were also tasty.

You don’t go there for the décor, nor the bring your own wine option. They don’t have time for that ;) You go there because it’s one of the best Indian options in Parc Ex, and trust me, I’ve tried them all few times prior to writing this review. The tali are generous unlike other places, the butter chicken is delicious and the lassi is also good. The service is efficient not really friendly but good. Our favourite spot in the neighborhood!

Good quality indian food, tried kabab platter, channa bhattura & butter chicken thali. I was not impressed with tandoori chicken piece & butter chicken was too sweet for my taste. Kababs were really good though

I am a regular at this restaurant and the service and the food is always consistent. The food is always fresh, hot and delicious. I’m from beautiful Vancouver, B.C., where there’s a largely populated Indo-​Canadian community, and the food is up to par with Vancouver standards. I encourage you to ignore all the other restaurants around this establishment and please come enjoy this hidden gem of a restaurant in the Parc Extention.

Nice foods & beer. Affordable price.
FYI, I had a chicken curry, a lamb curry & butter nan.
But servers were too busy to handle all of customer’s need. They were all kind though.

I’ve had cravings for Indian food so after a bit of research and recommendation from a friend, I had to try this place. I’ve been twice in the past week now and can definitely see myself as a regular. Tasty, affordable, lots of choices in a low key setting, although it does get loud and cramped. Maison Indian Curry is very popular, people stroll in for take out and meals by the minute it seems.
I’ve tried their chicken saag, butter chicken, kabab naan rolls, shrimp biryani, dal makhni (lentils in a creamy sauce) and vegetable samosas which were all delicious. I love that their currys aren’t watered down, sauces are always rich and great for dipping.
The mango lassi is a must, especially for someone like me who doesn’t tolerate spicy food very well, this thick yogourt drink helps cool me down instantly.
My only concern was that service can be a little slow and the prices advertised aren’t always what you end up paying as servers are prone to making mistakes. All their orders are written on paper and then they add up the final price manually on a calculator, there were some disparities. Samosas are listed as 2 $ on menu, I paid 1.50 $ no complaint there, and they even forgot to charge me for another order of it, but then the kabab roll cost me a dollar extra.
Everything is pretty cheap but if you’re ordering a multitude of things, be careful of inaccurate orders!
Note, this place takes debit and cash only. And it is NOT a BYOW restaurant. We saw a couple people show up with bottles, probably confusing Indian Curry with another Indian competitor from across the street.

Les thalis sont un peu chiches: qu’un tout petit pilon de poulet tandoori, 2 petites portions de plats en sauce, et une salade pouet-​pouet de laitue et 1 – 2 carottes sans rien. Mais, j’apprécie vraiment le fait qu’ils servent du riz, un demi-​papadum ET un naan complet, ce qui n’est pas toujours le cas pour les thalis. Et à 9 $ (le soir), c’est difficile de se plaindre! Mais quand même, j’aurais aimé un thali plus complet.
La nourriture est globalement très bonne, et le poulet au beurre est particulièrement savoureux. Hmmm, le poulet au beurre!
Autre hic, à toutes les fois que j’y ai été, j’ai trouvé le service un peu nul. Ça prend toujours très longtemps à nous remarquer et venir nous accueillir. La première fois que j’y ai été, avec 3 amis (alors que nous nous étions bien assurés qu’ils fermaient à 22h30 avant de nous asseoir), on nous a pratiquement mis dehors vers 21h45 en mettant toutes les chaises sur les tables, en lavant le plancher presque sous nous et en allumant les néons. Pour l’accueil chaleureux, on repassera.

This place is known for their amazing Butter Chicken, so I had to try it. I know that Butter Chicken only represent a very little part of the Indian cuisine, but since it is present in every Indian restaurants, it makes a nice standard for me to see how good the place is.
To be quite honest, I was pretty disappointed with their famous Butter Chicken. The chicken was moist and tender, which was nice, however the sauce was way too sweet and had too much coconut milk in it. The lamb curry was very watery and salty, and had just a slight taste of cumin. The side salad consisted of few leaves of sloppy lettuce leaves and a slice of cucumber. The portions were very mediocre (at least the one we had) comparing to other places I’ve been to.
On the other hand, the lamb soup was quite nice, it was hearty and hot, perfect for a cold winter day.
I like how they serve their water in a bronze jug along with bronze cups, the decors were very nice and the ambience was great.
Maybe I went during an off-​day, but I have to give the edge to Chand Palace across the street.

Wow, this has to be the best Indian food I’ve had in the last 5 years. I’ve tried several new places since then and this is so amazing. It was spicier than I am used to, but I got used to it, I am even craving it the day after eating the left-​overs. Our party tried a number of dishes, and everything was really good. There was enough food to feed 6 people for under $ 15 per person.
I think in terms of food quality to price ratio, I have to go with 5 stars. I’m not a vegetarian but the chana masala is amazing, I could probably eat an order of it on my own. Yep, I will be back for sure!

J’en ai les papilles qui s’éveillent rien que d’y penser!
J’ai aveuglément suivi une amie dans ce restaurant dont elle me parlait avec enthousiasme. Malgré son avis déjà positif sur l’endroit en question, j’ai fait abstraction de tout ce qu’elle m’avait dit afin de pouvoir faire ma propre opinion là-​dessus. Je peux vous dire que je n’ai pas régretté de l’avoir suivi les yeux fermés. Une explosion de saveurs sous mon palais. Nous avions droit à un plat composé de plusieurs spécialités indiennes dans le but de goutter à tout. Effectivement, nous sommes sortis de là le ventre plein (essayé de né pas trop manger lors du repas du midi pour garder de la place dans votre estomac une fois le soir venu et ce resto indien connu!).
Certes, le restaurant n’est pas «superbe» pour sa décoration, ça on est d’accord! Mais «superbe» pour sa cuisine, ah ça oui! Que de bons souvenirs gustatifs!

Excellante nourriture indienne, un peu trop piquant pour certaines personnes! Rapport qualite prix incroyable.