Restaurant Adda
Duck curry
$17.99The house favourite, simmered Bengali-style. Served with rice or chaler roti.
Bangladeshi cuisineParc-Extension
Restaurant Adda
The Bengali art of gathering around a good table, in the heart of Montréal.
4.5 · 256 Google reviews
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Open 7 days
1 p.m. – midnight
Fri & Sat until 12:30 a.m.
Fri & Sat until 12:30 a.m.
Our story
Adda means gathering — and here, we gather around 67 dishes
In Bengali, an “adda” is a long, happy conversation between friends, stretched out over tea or a feast. That is the spirit of our Parc-Extension home: authentic Bangladeshi cooking — hand-mashed bhorta, slow-simmered curries, fragrant biryani, Bengali river fish — alongside Indian classics and generous grilled plates.
Steps from Parc métro, the dining room welcomes you every day from 1 p.m. to midnight — for a family dinner, a big table of friends, or takeout on the way home.
Fresh ingredients
Bengali spices and flavours, prepared daily.
Homestyle cooking
“Tastes like homemade food,” as our guests put it.
Cozy ambience
A colourful, welcoming room that feels like Bangladesh.
From the kitchen
A taste of Bengal in the heart of Parc-Extension
The must-orders
Signature Bangladeshi dishes
The plates our guests keep talking about: duck curry with rice roti, beef tehari and generous grills.
Half grilled chicken
$16.99Marinated and grilled, served with fresh salad and roasted potatoes.
Beef tehari
$17.99A Dhaka classic: fragrant rice cooked with tender beef and green chilies. Served with salad.
Hilsha
$16.99Bangladesh’s national fish, in curry, served with rice. Keski, rui, pabda and boal too.
Rice roti
$1.75Chaler roti: a thin, soft rice-flour flatbread — the perfect partner for duck curry.
Mango lassi
$4.99Creamy and refreshing — the perfect finish, next to golap jam and rosmalai.
Foodie guide
What to order at Adda
Duck curry
The Bangladeshi duck curry comes up in review after review — paired with chaler roti (rice roti), it’s THE duo to try in Montréal.
Tehari & biryani
Dhaka-style beef tehari, chicken biryani and bhuna khichuri — fragrant rice dishes served with salad.
Bengali fish
Hilsha, rui, pabda, boal, keski: river fish you rarely find elsewhere in Montréal, served with rice.
Street food: fuska & chotpoti
Dhaka’s great street-food classics as starters, with jhal muri, samosas and halim.
Grills & platters
Whole or half grilled chicken, sheek kabab, calamari, salmon — and sharing platters for up to 6.
Desserts & lassi
Golap jam, rosmalai, bakhor khani and the famous mango lassi for a sweet finish.
Every Wednesday
Wednesday buffet
Every Wednesday, Adda lays out its buffet: homestyle curries, dal, rice, fresh salads and more — a tour of Bengal on one plate.
Call us for hours and price.
Call (514) 277-7227
The ambience
Inside the restaurant
From our kitchen
Flavours of the house
Grills, curries and Bengali sweets — just as they leave our kitchen.
Word of mouth
4.5 ★ on Google — 256 reviews
“I ate duck curry with rice roti, half grilled chicken and mango lassi.”Google review
“Great food, tastes like homemade food and the service was extraordinary.”Google review
“My family also enjoyed the duck curry with roti made of rice flour.”Google review
Find us
Parc-Extension, Montréal
Parc-Extension
Montréal
991 Ogilvy Avenue, Montréal, QC H3N 1P3
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| Monday | 1 p.m. – midnight |
| Tuesday | 1 p.m. – midnight |
| Wednesday | 1 p.m. – midnight |
| Thursday | 1 p.m. – midnight |
| Friday | 1 p.m. – 12:30 a.m. |
| Saturday | 1 p.m. – 12:30 a.m. |
| Sunday | 1 p.m. – midnight |
In the heart of Parc-Extension, a few minutes’ walk from Parc métro (blue line) and the exo Parc train station, close to Villeray and Mile-Ex. Dine-in, takeout and delivery.
Frequently asked
Good to know
Is Restaurant Adda open late at night?
Yes. The kitchen is open every day from 1 p.m. to midnight, and until 12:30 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays — perfect for a late dinner in Montréal.
Do you offer delivery and takeout?
Yes. Restaurant Adda offers dine-in, takeout and delivery. Order on Uber Eats or DoorDash, or call (514) 277-7227 for pickup.
How do I book a table?
Reservations are taken by phone at (514) 277-7227 or (514) 502-8976. Groups and families are welcome.
Where is the restaurant and how do I get there?
We are at 991 Ogilvy Avenue in Parc-Extension, a few minutes’ walk from Parc métro station (blue line) and the exo Parc train station.
What kind of cuisine do you serve?
Authentic Bangladeshi cooking — bhorta, curry, biryani, Bengali fish — alongside Indian classics and grilled dishes. The menu counts 67 dishes.
What does “adda” mean?
In Bengali, an adda is the art of gathering with friends for long conversations over tea or a good meal. That is exactly the spirit of the house.
Do you have a buffet?
Yes! Every Wednesday, Restaurant Adda serves a buffet of homestyle dishes. Call (514) 277-7227 for hours and price.