Saveur De L'Inde

A bit non traditional Indian cuisine ( a bit sweeter), but overall very good. It is not expensive and you can bring your own wine or beer. Try the fried oignon appetizer!

Not indian person but as a food lover, I don't feel much taste in general compared to some in local restaurants in Montreal

Average food maybe because it wasn't authentic indian food. Butter naan was the only bread option which is slightly sweet. Cucumber raita was regular curd more or less.

To begin with we really enjoyed the food and the atmosphere, the only issue was a waiter that ignored our questions and did not feel the need to revisit us to make sure we had everything we needed (like water or other additional drinks). He was on his computer all night, barely paying attention to the customers.

Ordered for butter chicken but they gave me chicken with sugar syrup and turmeric. Asked for butter naan and they gave plain nan. Asked for chicken biryani but they gave turmeric biryani. Absolutely annoyed with the quality of the food. They literally charge bomb for Indian food but absolutely pathetic food quality. Worst thing is when you call them to place order they say no we will not take your order because you will not come to pick up the order. These guys know that they serve pathetic food that’s why people place order and never pick it up. Lol. It’s not Indian restaurant so please do not visit thinking this is Indian restaurant.

I am not Indian but always love Indian cuisine. Usually it would never go wrong even if I pick the food from the menu with my eyes closed. But this time it took me by surprise, I don’t understand why all the dishes are SWEET. I was starving and patiently waiting for the food to arrive but decided to stop eating after the first few bites. Nothing was prepared as I expected. The portion is the only upside, but I guess I’d rather be hungry than eat these low-quality dishes.

After going to the mall, my family was hungry and in the mood for some Indian satisfier. We chose Saveur De L'Inde to meet the need which seemed to have the best reviews in local vicinity. We noted a few bad reviews for customer service but figured we would take our chances.The first thing we noticed was no private parking; parking was public and required payment. Stepping into the restaurant was pleasant, well-lit with appropriate decor. The staff seemed friendly and prompt.  We placed our orders without issue along with a few special requests.From time of order until delivery of the food was about twenty minutes. Once the food came, we realized that the order was wrong. Two orders were placed; my order included a meal of Chicken Tikka/Shrimp with several items, along with an entree of Chicken Tikka Masala.However, the waiter must have heard wrong, because we were given an order of Chicken Tikka instead of the Chicken Tikka Masala of which I pointed to on the menu. Instead he began to argue that I indeed ordered the Chicken Tikka not the Masala dish. We asked for a side of the sauce which he obliged us with for no additional charge.In the end, it worked out and the food was tasty and fresh, but the Masala sauce was sweet with a spicy aftertaste. The bread was very good, but limited to buttered naan. The service was ok and reasonably prompt to fill our glasses. My brother ordered the Masala dish and was very disappointed though since it cost $23 and didn't come with any rice even. He ordered it mild which was not close to mild, but at least a 5 out 10 for spice level. He was unable to give any to his child.The last annoyance was the absence of the check. We waited for several minutes and finally just went to the register to pay the bill. For three entrees we paid $125. It was the worst value for the food experience we have had at an Indian eatery. There's no way that three dishes should come to that much and for a meal which was not prepared correctly. Overall, we do not recommend this place unless you're prepared to spend quite a lot for not so much.Our order was the following:Chicken/Shrimp Tikka with Pappadum, Onion Bhaji, Venerable Samosa, Vegetable Rice, Vegetable Korma, Tarka Dhal, Naan, Dessert&Chicken Tikka Masala, but received Chicken Tikka instead.Pictured below1. Naan $4 (We ordered 2)2. Vegetable Korma (Part of the Chicken/Shrimp Tikka Dish)3. Chicken Tikka/Shrimp Dish ($30)4. Chicken Tikka Masala Dish ($23)Not pictured the Pappadum, Onion Bhaji, Venerable Samosa (Included in with the Chicken Tikka/Shrimp Dish).

The waiter was very rude. Even though there were many empty seats, he declined stated there was no place. Never felt this bad before

In terms of Indian food experience this is the best in Quebec City. It gets busy so make sure you reserve. If you want really spicy dish order Madras.

Non veg is great, but veg options tastes need to improve. Not properly cooked for the veg items ordered