Pushap Sweets - Montréal

The greatest of all time. quality has gone a bit since the pandemic, but still the best in the city

Super restaurant that was for eons there, literally! around the corner of sokkai gakku international (sgi on buchan street,) it is a fav goal after a practice. the family is so merciful about their menu from desserts to full meal times. they are really there to serve them. they often carry their sweetness to major festive events such as weddings and parties. updated by the previous review on 2020-10-21

Pushap is a large traditional Indian family restaurant. the menu is huge. there are many vegan options and they are all clearly marked. they can take a few meal times to create a larger meal. I took the chana, the okras and the onion-Naan-Brot all this for $13! so cheap! I didn't even eat anything because I was too full. everything was delicious, fresh and the right temperature.

The restaurant is vegetarian but has tons of vegan options. Their vegan options are clearly indicated on their website. I had the combination meal C that I only had to replace one cheese dish to make vegan. The food was dirt cheap but sooo delicious and filling. I love how flavorful Indian cuisine is and how many spices it incorporates into the dishes! Note that this place only accepts cash. Main meal: Aloo Gobi (potato and cauliflower curry) Bharatha (roasted eggplant w onion, tomato, and spices) Dal Tarka (lentils w spices and fried onion) Cabbage salad Basmati rice Chapati Bathura (fried flatbread) Also came with 2 pakoras, 1 samosa, and a non-dairy dessert (which was a compact brown square, but oddly quite good)

Pushap restaurants are among the best Indian restaurants in Montréal: pure vegetarian with prices close to the ones in India, but in Montréal! For 5 euros, you will have a full menu with a dessert. The food is good and similar to the one in India (oily and spicy) and can be made vegan on request. Try the thalis. The place could have been more coloured but remains pleasant.