POMADATA Cuisine Afro Fusion & Lounge — Restaurant in Montreal

A Taste of Home: 10/10 Experience

I had the pleasure of dining at this restaurant today, and I must say, it was like taking a delicious trip back home to Nigeria. I ordered the Amala with ewedu and gbegiri, and it was nothing short of spectacular. The flavors were rich and authentic, perfectly balancing the smoothness of the Amala, the earthy goodness of ewedu, and the savory taste of gbegiri. Every bite reminded me of home-cooked meals, full of warmth and tradition.

The portion sizes were generous, and the meal was beautifully presented. The service was excellent, with the staff being both welcoming and attentive. It’s clear that they take pride in delivering authentic Nigerian cuisine that’s prepared with care and love.

If you're looking for an authentic Nigerian dining experience, I highly recommend trying this place. A 10/10 for the food, the service, and the overall experience. I’ll definitely be coming back for more! From a happy and...

I do not usually do not write a review, but I had to do this to warn others this is the worst 100cad I had to spend, ordered Abule who serves Abule without ewedu, the jollof rice is the worst I have ever eaten tasted like tomatoes that was not properly cooked, the egusi horrible no taste, the protein the cow I was looking for the meat on it, the chicken was practically raw had to throw the food

I had to edit because of the response to my review , I did not receive any calls from the restaurant as my order was through Uber eat please paste the number you called. 2, Its either you are saying the Uber driver stole the Xtra you claim to have added as compensation or you are the biggest liar, own up to your mistake and apologize for the thrash you...

I’m happy to have found a place that offers “Nigerian food”, but I strongly doubt it’s Nigerian owned. I bought the ogbono soup and could very much taste the ogbono seeds. Also the soup and everything else I purchased (fried rice, moi-moi and fried plantain) was poorly seasoned. The fried rice was mostly coloured rice and moi-moi tasted of more than enough maggi. There was also a weird aftertaste. The fried plantains barely had any seasoning.

I sincerely appreciate the owners efforts in making Nigerian food, and would love to leave a really nice review, especially since there are not so many restaurants like this. However, the food I ordered was substandard.

I’m editing this review to add that… there was NO PEPPER in any of the dishes...