Restaurant Shaan Tandoori - Brossard

Loved it. Service was a little slow due to the elder gentleman but it was well worth it. The free soup was a pleasant surprise. I really enjoyed the flavour unlike at other places. I ordered the chicken Resella. First time I ever ordered this. Another great surprise. Sweet and spicy. Just within my palette. I really enjoyed my lunch and within my budget. Great find

Place is tiny. The decor is nothing to look at. It's BYOW. The owners are Indian and sometimes a bit overwhelmed But... as a connaisseur of Indian cuisine... THE FOOD IS AWESOME! Some of the best Shrimp Phatia, Saag Paneer and Jalfrezi you will ever have outside of India (or England).

Being accustomed to Indian food ourselves, we are very skeptical when ordering from Indian restaurants in our area thinking they may not be the real deal. However, the cravings for spicy food were intense and being too lazy to travel into Montreal, decided to grab a takeaway from Shaan Tandoori and give it a go. Inside it is small and cosy with a typical 'Indian restaurant ' feel and being a Friday, it was already quite full. We ordered the Special Combo for 2 to go and waited at one of the tables whilst they prepared. I found the customer service extremely rude I can understand that the restaurant receives many orders but the main host kept yelling on the phone that they are extremely busy and was very stressed out. After quite some wait time, we received our order, all packed neatly in a plastic bag and took it home. I was extremely impressed by the great packaging all items were well sealed (every Indian knows curry stains are the worst) and the portions were bigger than expected! We received pakora samosa for appetizers, tandoori chicken, pilau rice, lamb bhuna and three condiments. The taste was really delicious, amazing flavours and very authentic! Knocking off one star due to the terrible customer service but overall, very impressed with the food and will be ordering again!

So happy to have found a good Indian restaurant without having to cross the bridge!!! Yay! As some of you might know, I live in a beautiful area without any decent restaurants : So when we want to go out to eat, we usually have to drive at least 40-45 minutes into Montreal or at least closer to Montreal like Brossard and such. Well this time we drove 30 minutes to this little Indian restaurant not too far from the Champlain Mall. I got the table d'hôte A and hubby got table d'hôte C (vegetarian . We were really surprised as to how good and spiced up the food was. From the naan bread to the rice pudding, we were happy adults! And the portions you ask? HUGE! we ended up having take-out and each got a very big lunch the next day. Service was fine. No rudeness like some critics mentioned. Probably because it was a quiet Sunday evening. The bill came up to about 50$ taxes and tips included. Cheap for all that we got and for a BYOB too : The only reason why I didn't give this place a five stars is because one of the condiments bowl looked sketchy (description in photo . Needless to say I didn't touch it. It made me wonder if the condiment plate was passed around or not. Besides that, I will be back!

Food is very Good, can't Argue with That, but the Service, whether I go pick it up or have it delivered (wich i will never do again... , is total C**P. I order to go pick it up, leave 20 after i call, 10 mins to get there, still have to wait 30mins in the restaurant , glimpses in the kitchen, you can actually see them running like headless chickens in there,or, order online at 5pm. Delivery set by them at 6:05pm,Food showed up at 7:10pm. Logistics people, work on it...