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  • Two friends and I found this place on Yelp on our day trip to Montreal. One of us is vegan and the other two of us don't mind good vegan food. This is a cute little place in a basement on a busy street with lots of other restaurants and trendy shops. If I wasn't looking for it specifically, it may have been overshadowed by all the other locally-owned businesses, including a sushi place just above. What makes it stand out is the fact that it's vegan. Inside, it's a homey atmosphere with one friendly waitress taking orders, and one chef cooking them right behind the counter. I was terribly hungry, but the food was worth the wait. There were only a few tables full, but that made up half the seating so the wait was only typical of any restaurant. Hopefully you won't come at a busy time. One look at the menu and I realized this is not a place to overlook. They have vegan dishes from all sorts of cuisines - Mexican, Asian, Indian, American, even some African! I went out on a limb and tried the African Maffe. On that day the chef made it with tofu chicken, instead of tempeh squash (whatever that is), turned out to be a good choice. Went perfect with the dish. The tomato paste that it was cooked in had a good base flavor, and mixed with the couscous (I think it's usually semolina) made for a very thick and tasy paste. The dish included some carrots and yams, which went perfectly with the paste. The portions size was well-suited to my ravenous hunger at the time. I finished the whole thing and felt satisfied, for $14. One of my friends got the Mexican burger, which was huge and delicious. Came with a choice of brown rice or fries and a sizeable cabbage salad that she couldn't finish. My other friend got the Little Buddha noodles. The miso-tahini sauce was interesting, yet tasty. It was definitely salty, but not too much so. She also didn't finish her dish and took some of it home with her. Two of us ordered beers. They were all tasty ones from the Quebec microbrewery Dieu du Ciel. She got the La Blanche du Paradis, a blonde ale with tasty malts and spices. I got the Fumisterie, which had a really tasty caramel malt, and was worth the $4.50. We were all thoroughly satisfied and enjoyed our meals. I would definitely come back and try some more of their unique dishes. I think they've carved out a good niche in Montreal.
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