Restaurant Pushap
975, rue Jean-Talon Ouest, Montreal, QC, H3N 1S9
514-274-3003
This modest restaurant satisfies two sets of food fans under one roof: Indian cuisine lovers and vegetarians alike delight in Pushap’s low-budget, low-calorie offerings.
Category:
Restaurants
What:
| Cuisine Type | | Indian |
| Ambiance | | Casual |
| Meals Served | | Lunch, Dinner |
| Pricing | | Less than $20 |
| Payment | | Cash |
Where:
| Neighbourhood | | Villeray/Rosemont |
| Getting There | | L'Acadie Metro |
| Cross Street | | Stuart |
When:
| Tues-Sun: 11AM-9PM Mon: Closed. |
Profile Last Updated: March 12, 2008
Sweet Tooth
First established as a confectionery, the Pushap restaurant chain has expanded throughout the island of Montreal. Montrealers can thus find, not far from home, a delectable assortment of homemade sweet cakes that make clients’ taste buds sing with praise.
Taste of India
Any fan of Indian cuisine should be familiar with this small restaurant chain. Want to sample Indian food for the first time? Rest assured that the curries and samosas found at Pushap have maintained the authentic flavours of Indian food. Here, simplicity reigns supreme, the waiters are pleasant and the plates are attractively colourful. All meals and lassis (yogurt-based drink) are served on authentic dishware for a glimpse into the traditions of this culture.
Your Stomach Thanks You
Eating at Pushap is, above all, a nutritious choice, and the dishes are so varied that the professed carnivores in your group will not miss their meat. Diners can choose from different curries, lentil and chickpea based dishes, or sautéed dishes with tomatoes and onions. This restaurant makes five varieties of homemade bread that will surprise diners’ palates, as well as put out the fire from certain dishes! Do not forget that Indian food is primarily known for its use of unusually intense spices such as saffron, oregano, anise, cardamom, nutmeg and cinnamon.
First established as a confectionery, the Pushap restaurant chain has expanded throughout the island of Montreal. Montrealers can thus find, not far from home, a delectable assortment of homemade sweet cakes that make clients’ taste buds sing with praise.
Taste of India
Any fan of Indian cuisine should be familiar with this small restaurant chain. Want to sample Indian food for the first time? Rest assured that the curries and samosas found at Pushap have maintained the authentic flavours of Indian food. Here, simplicity reigns supreme, the waiters are pleasant and the plates are attractively colourful. All meals and lassis (yogurt-based drink) are served on authentic dishware for a glimpse into the traditions of this culture.
Your Stomach Thanks You
Eating at Pushap is, above all, a nutritious choice, and the dishes are so varied that the professed carnivores in your group will not miss their meat. Diners can choose from different curries, lentil and chickpea based dishes, or sautéed dishes with tomatoes and onions. This restaurant makes five varieties of homemade bread that will surprise diners’ palates, as well as put out the fire from certain dishes! Do not forget that Indian food is primarily known for its use of unusually intense spices such as saffron, oregano, anise, cardamom, nutmeg and cinnamon.
