
Restaurant Shambala
3439, rue Saint-Denis, Montreal, QC, H2X 3L1
514-842-2242
Attracting adventurous gourmands with a penchant for the exotic, Restaurant Shambala promises Montrealers an authentic taste of Tibetan cuisine in the heart of downtown Montreal.
What:
| Cuisine Type | | Tibetan |
| Ambiance | | Terrace Dining |
| Pricing | | Less than $20 |
| Payment | | Diner's Club En Route, Interac, MasterCard, American Express, Visa |
Where:
| Neighbourhood | | Plateau Mont-Royal |
| Getting There | | Sherbrooke Metro |
When:
| Mon-Fri 12PM-3PM; Mon-Wed 5PM-10PM; Thu-Fri 5PM-10:30PM; Sat-Sun 5PM-11PM; The restaurant opens at 11:00AM on weekdays throughout the summer. |
Profile Last Updated: August 10, 2007
Attracting adventurous gourmands with a penchant for the exotic, Restaurant Shambala promises Montrealers an authentic taste of Tibetan cuisine in the heart of downtown Montreal. Featuring a simple decor that includes high-ceilings, decorative moldings and a Zen-like sophistication, the entire restaurant is imbued with subtle Tibetan influences that combine to make this charming eatery a mystical oasis just waiting to be discovered. Sunken seating areas surrounded by cushions are found at the front and the back of this cozy restaurant converted from what was once a house.
Distinctive Scents and Flavours
Straddling the borders of China to the east and India to the west, Tibetan cuisine has grown out of the fusion of these two culinary traditions over many centuries, adding its own distinctive scents and flavours along the way. And while the roots of Tibetan cuisine can be found in Chinese and Indian cooking, Tibet itself is divided into three separate provinces, each with their own unique culinary traditions. That being said, the menu at Shambala offers a little something from every region in Tibet including their famous thenthuk soup (a thick broth with special 'pulled' noodles, beef or vegetables), traditional Tibetan dumplings (with beef, tofu, cheese or potatoes), butter tea (with butter, milk, water and salt) and various other savoury delicacies and vegetarian dishes. An ideal spot for diners tired of the same old, Shambala Restaurant invites you to sample all that Tibetan culture has to offer.
Details
Seating Capacity: 50 to 60 people
Table d'Hôte: Table d'hôte specials available throughout the week.
Gift Shop: Check out the gift shop selling various Tibetan handicrafts.
Reservations: Reservations recommended (especially on weekends).



