Be prepared to eat and dance ... this place such a vibe .. the lamb tiki masala took the winread more

I visited this restaurant last night and ordered masala dosa. It was very well made - light,…read morecrispy, and fresh with just the right amount of spice in the potatoes. The sambar was flavorful with a good amount of vegetables in it. Both the coconut chutney and other side chutney tasted amazing. Hats off to the chef. On the negative side, the tables were not clean, and I didn't see any napkins. It could be because it was late at night, and the place was busy. When I had last visited this same place some years ago, they were selling different types of roti. We had bought butter chicken roti, and one other type of roti I can't recall. The roti had been stretchy and the chicken, although of good quantity, had tasted very bad. We had to trash most of it. I am so happy that I gave this establishment another chance. The cashier Mandeep is very nice and polite. I will certainly be returning to this place to try the other dishes they have to offer. Food: 5 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 3

We have been ordering from this place since we moved to Parkdale 10+ yrs. I'm not sure what…read morehappened to them. I ordered a mutter paneer curry roti. I had a lot of peas, 3 pieces of potato and a soggy roti. I completely understand the prices going up with the cost of food , but I still believe that a restaurant should maintain their standards. It's really too bad.

If it were run by overprotective parents it would be Smother India. Whereas if it were run by my…read moresibling, it'd be Brother India. And if it were run by my childhood best friend, it'd be Brotherfromanothermother India. What to get: Chicken Tikka Masala with Roti or Rice What not to get: India-pendence from the bloody Brits, not without a lot of bloodshed first :( Ways to improve: Slightly lower prices, slightly shorter wait times It may take awhile for your wonderful, delicious Roti to be ready, but it's worth the wait. The lovely young woman serving here does so with a smile, and is as gracious and welcoming has her food is magnificent. Indian food is plentiful in Toronto, but few places blend the spices with fresh doughy roti as wonderfully and magnificently as Mother India. I think it is quite liberal use of the word mother, because I doubt too many Indian mothers can make their food taste this good. The Tikka Masala dish borrows from British Indian food, invented by immigrants to the UK from India, which itself borrows from the original Subcontinent dishes. The Canadian incarnation of this - complete with the wonderful floury slippery roti skins, and the piping hot blend of spices and chicken inside - is unmissable. If you haven't made your way out to the West end of town for some of the ethnic delights - Indian, Caribbean and many more - along Queen St W, then you have yet to truly experience the breadth and deliciousness of the magnificent food choices in Canada's largest city. And if it existed in a world where the bloody Brits had never invaded and colonized India in the first place, then it would be "Another India." But we can't undo the heinous actions of our past. Unfortunately, we also seem unable and unwilling to learn from them.

This is a Small cozy mom and pop restaurant. Those are the best kind of places to eat. This place…read moreis one of the best to stops for Dosa. Fresh, hot and tasty. We ordered the regular Masoor Dosa, Mendu Vada, Masala Dosa, Podi Dosa, chai and coffee. I have no negatives because it was all TASTY. It definitely takes you back, to home cooked dosas. Check this place out and you won't be disappointed

I really loved the quick service. We were in the area when we saw this South Indian place access…read morewent to try. We tried the vada - which I felt were little dry. I liked the idlis - they were lightweight and well cooked. The dosa was little underwhelming- I got the Mysore Masala Dosa, it was good size but lacked taste in masala. We did like their tomato chutney. Overall, I found the taste to be underwhelming given the high price we paid for it. The filter coffee abs the tea didn't meet our expectations either. Good for single visits. Taking about the location, they gave ton of seating and the place is well lit. The set up is good.

The food was very mid…read more We got the Bhel Puri, the Chicken Tikka Masala, and the Goat Xacutti. I love indian food so I was excited to try the Goat Xacutti as it's something new but it ended up tasting exactly like the Chicken Tikka. And the Chicken Tikka didn't taste like what Chicken Tikka usually tastes like. They both tasted like and amalgamation of every curry all mixed together. It was flavorful, but there was no distinct flavor. The Bhel Puri was yummy, but they served us wayyyy too much for only a party of 2. The garlic naan was fine. I also ordered the sweet lassi, which was tasty. The seating was fine and they had a coat rack which was nice. It's open late (till 11pm) which is convenient and why I might come here again, but otherwise the food did not stand out to me at all.

I first heard about Kothur in the most unexpected way--while trying to switch to a cheaper data…read moreplan at a Fido store. Midway through the painfully slow setup process, the entire store started filling with the scent of something glorious. Rich spices, buttery warmth... it was the kind of smell that stops conversations. Everyone working there was Indian, and they were all clearly just trying to wrap up my account so they could dig into whatever just got delivered. I had to ask--where's that food from? "Kothur," they said, almost in unison. That was the recommendation, and it stuck with me. I walked by the place once. The exterior didn't scream "hidden gem." Thought about ordering delivery a few times but never followed through. Life, you know? Today, I finally went. From the outside, still nothing to write home about. But walk in, and it's a different story. Clean, cozy, and exactly the kind of no-fuss Indian spot you'd expect to stumble upon in the heart of a big city. The food? Solid. Spices landed right. Everything was warm, comforting, and satisfying. It's not trying to reinvent Indian cuisine--it's just doing it well. If you ever find yourself sniffing the air near a phone shop and wondering what that divine smell is--it might just be Kothur. TL;DR Not flashy. Surprisingly good. Smelled it before I tasted it. Worth it.

It's my second time here and I wanted to try the week day special which is 2 pakoras, masala chai &…read morechoice of dosa (plain or potato) or 3 veggie curries with rice or paratha. I got the 3 curries with rice and my friend got the dosa. I had a dosa on my previous visit The dosa is very good and the coconut chutney is excellent along with the sambar the third sauce I don't recall its name was ok too but my favourites were the others I wouldn't get the 3 veggie curry and rice again though. I had tomatoe curry which was like tomatoe soup, channa curry and a soy protein curry. None of them impressed me at all actually. So this was 2 stars But the dosa is 4 stars Service was good. The place is clean

great samosas and atmosphere, service was super fast and the music was amazing. Overall 5 starsread more

Imagine tasting the butter chicken and immediately thinking "dear god, I hop i dont get sick from…read morethis!". I've had butter chicken and it should not taste this bland and weak. I heard the microwave being operated so I think they just reheat precooked foods. Would not recommend. The entire time i was there no one else came in or ordered for pick up. First and last time I plan on visiting this place.

Spice level can be hot. I suggest trying mild first. The food was fresh! The naan was nicely…read moremade; delicious! Could have been more lamb, according to my friend, however they liked it. The lassi is really good, too. Friendly staff. Great service. Will be back to try more dishes here.

No crumbs were left on my plate and I wasn't even that hungry. This is genuinely some of the best…read moreIndian food that I've ever had. The service is also very friendly.

Best butter chicken in the village worth every penny, Also…read morethe aloo tikki is sooo good a must try! The staff is always nice

This Indian place in the Danforth seems catered to non-natives. It's really fancy inside and…read moreservice is attentive. I recommend the sizzling platter to share for the table. It comes with really tender tandoori chicken and grilled shrimp. The meat is very tasty with a good-sized portion. The butter chicken curry was so good. They ran out of roti, so I settled for garlic naan and basmati rice. The lamb Rogan josh was recommended by our server. He claimed it was his favorite. It was good and on the spicy side! Bathroom is down the steep steps. It's dark. Credit card accepted. (Also posted on Google)

This is the best Indian food that I've had in years, maybe ever, and I grew up in a region of the…read moreUS with a large, vibrant Indian culinary community. Wow. I visited Toronto for one night and knew I wanted super high quality Indian takeout. I did an hour of research and then bam - saw this place on Uber Eats. The butter chicken was rich, aromatic, delicious, and dark red. The chicken was tender. I also ordered the pakoras because they were listed as a house special and they were fabulous. Thank you for the great visit, Toronto.