Palais d’Ajit

Without a doubt, my favorite Indian restaurant to date. There is a lot of variety, but my favorite dish is the chicken korma. The butter chicken is also fantastic. It is deliciously sweet and kid-​friendly because it is not too spicy. For those of you who like to feel the burn, they have plenty of options to choose from, as well. I recommend the Thali for people who are just starting to explore their Asian culinary senses. Also, if you are a naan connoisseur, you need add Palais d’Ajit to your list.
Don’t expect any fancy surroundings. It looks like a hole in the wall but you’ll be convinced to enter the door when you get a whiff of the food (which can be detected from a block away). The staff are very friendly although sometimes the service is slow. If you don’t like to wait, call ahead and take it home!

Love this place as its close to my house and satisfy my Indian food craving…
try the bindi (okra) masala with freshly made naan!
The pick up service is pretty fast. The restaurant décor is a little blend but the delicious spicy food makes up for it!
Service a bit sad and cold, too bad.
That’s all you need to know.

This place is so good it hurts. I usually order the same thing and what’s interesting is that the taste is subtly different every time, but in a good way. It’s like the recipe is constantly being tinkered with and made better, every time. Great place to eat, they people there are lovely and very welcoming. It’s our go to place about once, every 2 weeks or so.

Food is pretty good but I do find the portions are pretty small for the price when you order take out. I literally had 5 tiny pieces of chicken I’m my butter chicken container. But other than that everything always tastes good

Great food at great prices! They never disappoint

Great food at a reasonable price! Family run business, Ajit and his sister took the time to chat with their clientele and made excellent recommendations. Samosas, lamb dish and chicken curry were done to our taste. Will definitely return.

Overall I’m really happy we stopped at Palais d’Ajit.
The daal soup was good. Too sour for my own taste though, I wouldn’t have it like that every time. But still good.
The vegetable pakoras were excellent, and the dosa really good.
And on top of it all, this restaurant is really cheap! Well go back for sure.

Palais d’Ajit is a small Indian restaurant which opened its doors recently at the corner of Verdun St and 3^rd Avenue, unremarkable from the outside and the inside, clean but aesthetically bland.
The service was polite. The food was good enough and generally affordable. My husband and I ordered the Vegetarian Thali, and although it wasn’t the best Tali I’ve had in Montréal, it was fair and filling. The Chana Samosa and the Pakora were the best parts of the meal. The tea, an average grade Masala tea judging by its taste, was okay.
Palais d’Ajit isn’t bad but it could be better if it adjusted its recipes to match competing Indian restaurants of the same grade, and by adding to their décor to make the experience «homey» and authentic.
Noteworthy: I believe that some of the other reviews currently published for this place are not legitimate; be wary of them. Also, the bathrooms are really clean and well taken care of; it’s the first time my experience in a bathroom is more memorable to that of the restaurant itself!

Petit restaurant au décor assez simpliste. Mais reste que les plats qui y sont servis sont d’un délice incomparable. C’est un apportez votre vin et offre des boissons indienne qui encore une fois, sont excellentes. Menu très varié et les prix sont très bien. J’y retourne sans hésitation!
Small restaurant rather simplistic décor. But the dishes that are served are of an incomparable delight. This is a bring your own wine and offers Indian drinks that once again, are excellent. Varied menu and the prices are great. I’ll go back no doubt!

Delicious food at a good price! So happy a great Indian place is finally back in this neighbourhood!

Been there with my bf couple of weeks ago and was really happy we went in. The food is delicious, the prices are more than reasonable and the service is excellent! We had the lamb vindaloo, the chicken tikka and the chicken Masala with rice, naan, and some appetizers all this for 32 $!!! Nothing fancy, amazing food at a fair price.

Saw this place had recently opened up and being fans of Indian food, we thought we would give it a go. Very glad we did. Very friendly service and authentic, fresh food. Moreover, the price was very reasonable. There are a couple of other Indian restaurants in Verdun, but they tend to be a little overpriced.
Make sure you try the mango chutney and onion bhajis!
Also note this is a bring-​your-​own establishment and they do carry-​out as well.