The aroma at the stairs was never a good sign.(not food smell) That should've been a sign we have to turn back. So yea, it was not a good experience. We pass by 2pm at this place thinking it was a good idea to try the buffet so we can eat right away. But it was a disappointment. The veggie/salad visually unappeling, the food was cold and tasted old, naan bread was not good and so on.... read more

The rating doesn't do justice to this place! The food is absolutely delicious. It's a great place to get authentic Indian cuisine! The ambiance is great, not too loud and perfect for having a comfortable conversation with dinner and staff is really kind as well! read more

Aroma Fine Indian Cuisine - Indian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Amazing indian cuisine buffet with delicious food for very reasonable price. Staff us kind and friendly. It has very nice ambiance. My favorite items are goat curry, butter chicken, pagodas. For dessert it has sweet balls and ice cream. I highly recommend this restaurant. read more

Aroma Fine Indian Cuisine - From buffet to my plate - Indian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Got the weekday lunch buffet. It was good value at $21.95. The staff cleared my plates pretty quickly. Many dishes were decent. Some were so so. Nothing was very spicy. Butter chicken was really good: rich, creamy, with a complex flavour profile. Chicken tikka masala was pretty good too - it was displayed on a huge tawa (grill), so you know it was special. Tandoori chicken was moist. Vegetable pakora was pretty good - crispy, moist enough & with a nice spice mix. The naan was not fresh (from the buffet table) but it was an acceptable compromise for the price. read more

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Nice atmosphere above King Street, great service and super friendly staff. This place is high quality and the food is so clean & fresh! Highly recommend if you are in Toronto. read more

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To start, we ordered some mango lassi and that was a blissful drink, the butter chicken with garlic naan was extremely favourable and delicate, had to order a extra serving. The goat curry was perfect with the shrimp biryani which also paired with the other two proteins we ordered. Overall, delicious and would come back. The service by Passang was exceptional, definitely would want for him to serve us when we come back again. read more

Aroma Fine Indian Cuisine - Indian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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The google review 3.9 is missleading. 25 years of solid performance in Toronto Downtown. The buffet was $22 per person. It's a great value. Their service and ambience was excellent as well. read more

The food is always great with friendly service. Butter chicken, tandoori, pillow rice and Naan bread are always great hits

Our first trip to this restaurant and always want to try something new. Love Indian food as a whole and will always try in a new city. We were pleasantly impressed by the Mattar Paneer and the Dum Aloo which didn't disappoint. These were different from what you get as most places. The Panner also had mushrooms which made it taste unique. The Dum Aloo I have never seen before now and I make at home. This version was spectacular. I think they use black cardamom. Well worth a try when in this location. The service was not the best but didn't distract from the delicious food. Give them a try if you like Indian food. read more

Aroma Fine Indian Cuisine - Khum Matter Paneer - Indian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Nice dining experience with a great atmosphere. Not a lot of places in Toronto seem to retain this sort of deco. Reminds me of what restaurants were like when I was a kid in the 90s, read more

I am an American tourist currently here in Toronto because my family is going to the Taylor Swift concert, which is what they were currently at tonight, that is what led to me to decide to get some food. I was craving Indian because it isn't always easy to find some good Indian back in Colorado. I settled on aroma because it was within walking distance. The ambiance of the restaurant was pretty good, and I was given a table quickly. I had two servers, one named Peter and the other whose name I forgot. The one whom I forgot was solid, got my order in quickly, and seemed like a good dude. The other, Peter, was frankly one of the best servers I've ever had. A real interesting and intelligent guy, long after I was done eating I had a really enjoyable conversation with him. If you ask for a server, I'd recommend it be Peter. For food, I had the Lamb Saag, it was good, a 4/5 I'd rager. Not the biggest proportions(albeit I am a fat American) but it was priced alright. The mango lassi was what I got for a beverage, and it was great. TLDR: Good food, okay prices, amazing, quick, and attentive service. Shoutout to Peter aswell. read more

The indian food here was disappointing. kind of bland and didn't feel authentic. The portion size is tiny for what they charge. The service was ok. They have lots of seating area, large spacious place. You do have to climb a narrow set of stairs to get to the dining area and then washrooms are another set of stairs. if you or party is do not like so much stairs i wouldn't recommend it here. The name is misleading, it is definitely not fine cuisine. From decoration to service to quality of food, nothing is high end. but they do charge a hefty price. I would say it's more closer to cafeteria food in a cafeteria environment but paying a much higher price point. read more

Aroma Fine Indian Cuisine - Eggplant vegetarian dish - Indian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Extremely disappointed by the service we received!!! First of all, the server did not even care to alert us when it was time for last order. On top of that, the manager of the restaurant asked us to leave the place even when our drink was not over yet. This is beyond unreal! This would never happen in the US. If Yelp offered a rating less than 1 star I would opt for that. Stay away from this terrible place & enjoy your meal somewhere else! read more

I had high expectations coming in to try this place out because it was recommended by a couple of friends. However that was not to be the case, and I came out disappointed. The level of service and dining experience we received was lamentable. Upon going into the dining area at the 2nd level of the building, there was no receptionist or personnel to welcome me and my companion to our seats. Sitting down at our table there was also no one to come to us / greet us / ask how many we are dining for today's meal / mention to us about the day's buffet offerings or whatever the day's special was, or ask us if we would want to order drinks --- standard operating procedure that are to be expected in a food establishment. During meal time we already had finished our 1st plate, but we were still not served the customary glass of water. We had to go out of our way to ask the waiter for some. Water refilling was also not routine. Requests had to come from us for the refill. It was only for our last glass of water that they seemed to voluntarily serve us some. I must also mention it is the same thing with asking for napkins. Eating Indian food one is using one's hand, so hands need to be clean prior and hands will be dirtied during and after. There were no napkins initially available at the table. After my first round eating I had to wipe my hands clean. I asked for napkins, but it took time so I just used the small folded white plate cloth for the meantime to clean my hands. Then some time later I had to follow-up a couple more times about the napkins before it finally came. In this place the washrooms are also upstairs so I had to go all the way up one level to wash my hands clean. Such an inconvenience for just trying to tidy up. Talking about food, I appreciated how the Chicken Tikka was presented. Other than that, taste was nothing special for me. There were not as many food options available compared to other Indian buffets I have tried. The naan section was also not regularly replenished. I got to experience moments when I was up to get food, but the naan tray was empty. There were also a couple of naans me and my companion got to get which were not warm enough or firm enough. The last gripe I have is the taste of the food. It is not actually spicy at all (In other cases, that may be fine with me biologically/physiologically because I do have a low tolerance for hot & spicy food). I do understand that this may be intentionally toned down to accommodate a more diverse clientele, however this move does break away from the immersion of being able to sample authentic Indian dishes. It is perfectly understandable that food places do have their off days where they don't tick everything in the box, but to have these many different blunders happen all together during a lunch meal is really disappointing. The fact that I did enjoy going back and back again for the butter chicken, and the good time I was having with my companion saved the whole dining experience for me. read more

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They have excellent food, especially the murgh makhanis and murgh tikkas. Friendly service and nice ambiance too

Aroma is my office's place of choice when it comes to all you can eat Indian lunch buffets. This is good becuase while I enjoy their lunch buffet, their dinner experiences are quite mediocre. I won't go into much detail since I'm reviewing them for lunch, but I will say a lot of the horror stories for dinner posted on Aroma's Yelp are definitely true. For lunch at least, Aroma is always packed. The food gets constantly refilled because of how quickly everyone goes through everything, which means you'll always get some hot freshly cooked curries. Their curries themselves are pretty good, always steaming hot and the meats are all tender and flavourful. That makes having unlimited of those curries, at least for lunch, a good thing. My recommendations in particular are the butter chicken, vegetable pakoras, and their eggplant curry. The classics are often the best, and it's definitely true for Aroma. It might be hard to get a table though; you'll most likely have to wait for it. The restauarant table density is also very high, which makes it very difficult to walk around. It felt like I had to navigate a landmine when I went to the bathroom. The tables themselves are also way too flimsy. Our table shook a lot when we were eating, which was kind of unpleasant. Overall, I enjoy our visits to Aroma. I had a few complaints, but that doesn't detract too much from the experience. read more

Aroma Fine Indian Cuisine - Meat platter - Indian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Ordered in some butter chicken from Aroma with garlic naan. It was decent tasting food, not bad, but would not order again. The butter chicken felt lacking but the garlic naan was great! read more

Aroma Fine Indian Cuisine - Butter chicken and garlic naan - Indian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

They say in retail location is everything. I entered Aroma for lunch on a whim. It was a spur of the moment thing. I was taking a chance hoping they have delicious and authentic food and not westernized ketchupy fare. It was a successful experiment. I entered from the side entrance on John and only later realized what a big place it is and that they have two entrances with the other one being on King Street! Or perhaps location means nothing because I must have walked by this restaurant 1,000 times in my life and never entered it. So, I tasted the Briyani with chicken, which was rich an fresh tasting and the Lamb Rogan (both medium - as customers can choose the level of spiciness), which was rich and fine tasting. The roasted cashews were a nice and complementary touch. I was surprised by the amount of meat in the thing. I believe my Kadai was so full of meat I did not have enough of stew. Seriously, I usually have Indian at Bombay Bhel and I ask them to hold the potato. Aroma's is all meat. They are not chintzy. Prices are roughly $20 per dish. The staff were polite and the premises seems clean. An impressive restaurant for a touristy area. read more

Umbrella Guy @ Aroma. Came in for lunch on a Friday without prior reservation. We had intended to go to a different indian buffet but they were closed for renovations. It is possible that it being temporarily offline caused this place to get a lot more customers. There's a washroom upstairs, outside of the restaurant itself. The washroom itself is pretty nice, with an excellent hand-dryer. When we arrived, there was a line waiting at the door. Maybe three or four groups of people in front of us. We looked in to get their attention and noticed a number of empty tables, but we were informed that they have been reserved already. Well, given that Friday lunches tend to be quite busy, probably should've called in. After 15 mins, a table cleared up and we got seated. Now, this was when we realized there was a SECOND entrance on the other side of the restaurant, and there was also a line-up there. Basically, this place has two entrances, and the staff are just walking back and forth to greet people. Weird. The seating plan is quite cramped, and expect to weave around the room to get to your seat, especially if it's really busy there's a number of bottle necks. There are a number of tables placed really close to the food area, which isn't going to be particularly comfortable for those sitting there, and those trying to get food. Worse, for some reason, they decided to place the hot foods next to where those tables are, rather than off to the side. The salad bar's over at the side and no one really goes there. Floors were also sticky, but I guess it's reasonable since it's busy and they don't really have time to clean up any accidents. Service staff only came around like twice during the 30 mins we were there, but again, they're really busy and there was this huge company lunch that seemed to be getting more attention. In terms of food selection, I think there's less than the other indian buffets in the area. I did enjoy the taste and quality of the food however, so if they carry your favourite dishes, then quality over quantity right? Food re-fills don't come too fast so if it's busy, you may end up having to wait for the next batch. read more

Aroma Fine Indian Cuisine - Ignore the SUBWAY lol - Indian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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When it comes to Indian food, I definitely eat with my eyes first because I like everything, I don't know the names of the dishes, and I can't just choose one dish so I also prefer buffets. I was actually on my way to explore another restaurant when I came upon Aroma and decided to try it. As I walked up the stairs, the smell of the food opened my appetite and I was anxious to dig in. Their lunch buffet (13.99) wasn't very big but they had most of the popular dishes. The butter chicken, chicken tikka masala, palak paneer, tandoori chicken, beef rogan josh, curry goat, they were all good. As tasty as it was, I could only manage to have two plates before I was stuffed. Good food. My big disappointment, however, was dessert. Their ice cream freezer was only half full, with four tubs, and they were all practically empty. I didn't see any fruits either so I skipped dessert. Other than the lack of desserts, it wasn't a bad overall experience. Good food, good service. read more

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Great food, service, and price! Highly recommend. Butter chicken and garlic naan were on point.

We went to have lunch buffet on a fine sunny Sunday. They have various Indian dishes available. You can eat all you can. The staffs were courteous enough. Food quality could have been better as per my taste. Prices are at par. Ambiance was nice. I could not take any photos but following items I've tried, Amritsari fish - good. Little salty for my taste. Tawa chicken - delicious. Much recommended. Matar paneer - good. Butter chicken - too sweet for my taste. Pulao - good Chicken tikka - good, tender and tasty. If you love Indian food you must try this place. read more

Aroma is hidden away on King Street, right above a Second Cup and Subway Sandwich shop. This place is very busy for weekday lunch, but there's plenty of seating. The servers were attentive in refilling water. The food was pretty good, even for a lunch buffet. There isn't a lot of variety, but sufficient enough food to feel full. There were vegetable pakoras, butter chicken, samosas, chana masala, aloo ghobi, papadum, naan, etc. It was a little bit of everything. For dessert, they have ice cream and galub jamun. The galub jamun was cold, which I thought was weird. Good food, but nothing particularly special. I'll definitely be back, though. read more

My friend and I went here on a Sunday night for dinner and it was amazing! I had been eyeing this place for a while because it quotes that it's "the best indian cuisine in Toronto", and it certainly did not disappoint! My friend and I shared 2 of the entrees with a plate of rice and garlic flavoured naan... GARLIC FLAVOURED NAAN?! At first we were really let down by the serving sizes of the entrees but after eating them with the rice and naan we were stuffed. The sauce that they used to make the 2 entrees were the better sauces I ever had; they were soooo savoury. Dip your naan or add a little to your rice and you'll be doing it right . Back to the naan... I never knew that garlic naan existed, it was like a better version of garlic bread... so good. Both of the entrees and rice/naan were reasonably priced as well; nothing too ridiculously high or low. We also had some sort of bread appetizer that was complementary along with some dipping sauce which was amazing and Was done before I could take a picture lol. The service was also amazing, we had multiple servers serve us. They were really helpful with suggesting which dishes to get; there were many options to pick from and he was very reluctant to suggest his favourite dish and the most popular dish, etc. They were also very diligent at refilling our waters I have to say, my mouth was never dry! The atmosphere/experience was also really good. When we first stepped in we thought we were completely underdressed; it was dimly light, tall ceilings, dangling chandelier and candle lit tables and elegant table cloth. Servers dressed very nicely as well. It felt like a fine dinning experience where you dont have to try. My one piece of advice is: if you're looking for the washroom, it's located at one of the entrances. More specifically the entrance where their is a stairs up if you don't see a stairs down you're at the wrong entrance . It's the entrance that isn't near the kitchen/window with the chef. read more

Aroma Fine Indian Cuisine - Indian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

LUNCH BUFFET Love this place, however they started doing Auto tipping of 10% for lunch buffet for everyone no matter how large the group. 1-100. It seems this has had an affect on the brilliant customer service they had before as the waiters are not as friendly or personable as we remembered. The owner is still super cool though, but when he's not around it looks like a bunch of zombies. Its a shame as we usually tip 20% whenever we visited in the past, this place was a staple when it came to Indian cuisine but with the zombie service its hard to even justify 10%. Lets do better. Side note: the Tandoori chicken is still the bomb though, whoever is cooking that I wanna take home and meet my mom yo. A must try! read more

The food is mediocre and oily at best but fills a hole. The main problem is their utter duplicity. When you access their website and click on the deliver online button they take you to a site called YP dining. You order through this site and its gives you a 10% delivery discount for a total of $52.27 (see Bait parts 1 & 2). When the food arrived there was no discount and the total was $58.08 (the switch). This is a typical bait and switch scam and thanks to it they have lost me as a customer for good. They used to have a much more original menu but now its gone back to Toronto formula Indian with little in the way of unique food. read more

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This is a review based on my visit in December 2016. We had a company Holiday luncheon in this restaurant (each employee paid their own). This location was chosen mainly for cost. We were a group of over 20 people. Quite big for a small space, share with other patrons. We were near the end, until I looked up at the ceiling. Behold - a giant roach crawling on the ceiling. I never made a mention to the group - imagine the chaos. However I emailed the restaurant about my concern. Even attached pictures I took. Josh - responded back with apologies. In the email, he mentioned "come back, and I will take care of you". A year later, I emailed back Josh asking about how he will take care of us. The group was thinking of returning for this year's luncheon. Josh never responded back. Radio silence. Haven't return since. read more

Aroma Fine Indian Cuisine - In reference to my review of a "friend" that visited the venue - Indian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

It was a very good experience eating lunch here. The options of meat are as what you'd expect, so nothing that will really amaze you in terms of spectacular flavour. Since it is an AYCE I must compare it to the flagship of all AYCE restaurants - Mandarin Buffet. The choices in this case lack quantity but the quality is still acceptable. The price for admission is not too bad. The decor and service is alright. Overall, I'd recommend this place. read more

Good dining experience. The place was not busy and the food is good. A lot of choices of meat, seafood and vegetarian dishes. Still a bit expensive for the size of the plates. The service is good. Will go back to try the lunch buffet read more

6/5 for service! This is not our first time here, but tonight's service was exceptionally great. Every staff member we encountered was caring, professional, and thorough. I do not consume dairy at all anymore and mentioned my food intolerance tonight. The servers and kitchen staff all took it very seriously, going as far as to note it on paper, omit dairy products from products that normally have dairy (i.e. roti, eggplant bharta), and warning me before every course which dishes do still contain dairy since my partner still enjoys it. Our water glasses were constantly refilled and despite how busy it was here tonight the servers never forgot about us. Only downside was that food was a bit slow to arrive at our table, but it has been a busy night. Very vegetarian friendly, but vegans do make sure you tell the staff in advance of your dietary restrictions because as I learned tonight that even vegan sounding dishes like eggplant bharta, dal makhani, and vegetable samosas contain animal products/dairy. In the case of breads and veggie dishes, modifications can be made to exclude dairy, but in the case of vegetable samosas they cannot as the samosas actually come frozen and they reheat it - we don't recommend ordering the samosas here as only 2 comes per order and there's not much filling. Complimentary papadum to start along with 2 sauces, but additional sauces like mango chutney must be ordered individually. Carbs such as naan and rice are also not complimentary, so you must order these additionally. If you're looking for a healthier alternative to naan, which tends to be white flour and buttery, I recommend ordering the roti ($2.25), which is whole wheat, resembles a naan, and can come with or without butter. The vegetarian mains are quite small and at least $10.95, so I do recommend ordering a few different mains and sharing. I liked the eggplant bharta, which was moderately spicy, enough to induce that tingly sensation. The food highlight tonight was actually the vegan Bhel Chaupati appetizer ($5.95), which is quite a large portion though not that filling since the grains are puffed, not dense. It's basically chaat - well seasoned semi-sweet and -savory and has an interesting texture that's crunchy yet a bit chewy too. No outdoor seating. Venue gets a bit noisy due to all the families and young children here, but nothing too loud like the bars across the street. We did notice that most of the clientele appear to be Indian, so that can only be a good sign :) Cheaper, but not as classy as 259 Host nearby, but arguably one of the better downtown Indian restaurants. Great for groups and families, maybe not so much for first dates. Will return! read more

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Food is always amazing - Assuming it gets to your mouth at all. We have been going to Aroma for years and have always loved the food, service is usually good. I love the lamb roganjosh. Recently ordered takeout and had two very disappointing experiences in a row: Another person took our takeout order (unclear how that happened) so we had to wait for the order to be remade. We got home and found out we were missing one of the main dishes (lamb vindaloo) that we ordered. No coupon, no gift card, no food delivery offered in place of the food that we paid for and never received. We were asked to tell the staff next time we came to the restaurant. Not sure there will be a next time, and even if we return, we would have no guarantee that staff would take our word that our order was messed up X number of months ago. Disappointed is putting it mildly. read more

Don't be fooled, there's nothing fine about this cuisine or dining. My friend and I came here for dinner and the place was fairly full save around 3-4 tables that were empty. We were told they were reserved for the time we came in yet nobody arrived and in fact, another couple walked in, asked for a table and got one of the reserved ones! I don't mind restaurants reserving seats when they're at capacity, but I do mind when they discriminate against their patrons based on their age or colour (we were not white and students) Moving on to the food, we ordered the Seekh kebab and lamb roganjosh. The Seekh kebab was charred and too hot (temperature) to eat while the lamb wasn't even cooked well, and was hard to chew. On top of this, our meal took well over 45 minutes to arrive, while another couple who also ordered from the grill got their meal before ours albeit being seated after. The servers weren't friendly and was rude when asked about our meal. There's much better Indian restaurants in the vicinity to go eat at. Don't waste your time here. PS The papad as well for apps was super oily. Don't believe me? Check the picture. The 2 stars are for the naan. read more

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Wonderful food. Service was attentive and friendly. Nice location. I would definitely go again.

The food here is pretty good but there are few things that I would change. I hope they will improve in future. Pros: - The price for lunch buffet is good - $12.95 - $13.95; - All dishes were hot, no complaint about cold food; - Many different options, including delicious vegetarian dishes. My favorite dishes were Butter Chicken, Matar Paneer (green peas) and Chana Masala (chickpeas); - I also liked Raita and Naan (even though naan was not that fresh); - None of the dishes were too spicy. Most dishes are mild spicy. Cons: - They do not refill the dishes!!! The buffet was closing at 3pm and we arrived before 2pm but some dishes were almost empty and they did not refill it. Some items were already gone, rice was very little left and crunchy, Butter Chicken was almost empty. I prefer when the dishes are refilled and you can come and eat anytime, even just 15 min before closing. They did refill rice after a very long time (when we were leaving), but I had to ask them to refill Butter Chicken. - The dishes were hot but the naan was not. I think they cook it beforehand and serve it later; - There is no parking around, it was really hard to find a parking spot on the busy street; - The seating design is bad. Small area with too many tables in the middle, and right next to the buffet dishes. It was hard to get to the food on one side, because I was afraid to disturb customers sitting at the tables. It is also pretty hard to walk between tables when it's full, I was hoping not to throw my food on anyone's head while passing through. - No one came to us to ask if we would like to order any drink. It was a first for me. I know there was a bar and I could go and ask myself but the waiter should ask right at the beginning; - Dessert options were very limited. Fruit bowl was already empty, I am not a fan of rice pudding, Gulab Jamun was ok, but the ice cream containers were empty-ish, too; - The restaurant has two entrances and is located on the second floor. The restrooms are even higher on the third floor. I did not see an elevator for disabled person, maybe I missed it...? Overall, the food was good, and I would come back again. This is good place for lunch, with your friends and family, but is not a place to take someone you want to impress. Great for downtown area, but there are better Indian restaurants around. read more

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It is quite OK if you are looking for relatively non-expensive Indian food. I like other Indian restaurants in the area better than Aroma. Positives: The buffet menu is reasonably priced. The location is excellent, in the "restaurant row" on King St W., close to theatres and concert venues. They have a food assortment of vegetarian and non-vegeratian dishes, some of them are quite good. Negatives: The space is crammed with tables, no space to move, no space to walk; there is only one foot or so between the buffet and the first row of tables. I was not seated at one of the tables next to the buffet, otherwise my review would have been 2 stars... The food is not the best, lamb is mostly bones, cheese (paneer) not creamy, naan not fresh, too much mayo in the coleslaw salad. The staff not very friendly (or too busy), they don't refill dishes half an hour before the buffet closes (even if they take new guests). Nobody asked me if I want something from the bar. Only few options for cold starters and deserts. (I am comparing with Kama, which is not far away). The restaurant looks like a foodcourt, a big room with lots of light and square tables. Not much Indian decor, no booths, no soft chairs. It is quite hard to find parking. If you find it will cost you at least $4/hour. I will probably try the dinner menu one day and update my review. read more

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Just happen to dine here since the other restaurant we decided had long wait time. i did not even read the previous reviews,but overall what I have heard is you can expect good Indian food in Toronto downtown so I had some good hopes. This place did not disappoint me. We were a group of 4 and the place was busy. Earlier the estimated wait time was 15-20 mins but within 5mins a table was arranged- good job. Everything we order was good. From the several dishes I particularly liked chicken noorani kabab and chicken lababdar. Upon request they even replaced pudina paratha with laccha paratha in the bread basket - appreciate! Good overall! read more

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I visited this place to try their lunch buffet on a weekday. First of all when we reached, the place was too crowded and we had to wait to get a seat. I would say that waiting there wasn't worth at all. First of all, I believe they are overutilizing the place. All the tables and chairs are narrowly placed. Now, coming to the food. In Vegetarian, there were 2 appetizers (Samosa and Mix Veg Pakora), 5 Curries ( Gobi, Matar Paneer, Beans, Dal Makhani, Eggplant), Saffron Rice, Naan and 3 Desserts (Kheer, Gulab Jamun & Ice Creams). Apart from Dal Makhani, nothing stood out for me. Everything tasted average or below than average. The curries lacked flavors and spices. They all tasted very bland. The only thing that is good is you can try multiple options at a decent rate. read more

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I keep coming back, and bringing new friends along! Today I had the buffet, and everything was so fresh (we got there about 11:45am)! Each dish was distinctly spiced and delicate. All the dishes had depth of flavour not found at most other Indian restaurants. Normally I order off the menu when I go in the evening but today's Brunch was awesome. Service (drinks) is a little slow -- you need to wave staff down, but the food is just great! Lots of options, and even the salad-bar is extra-tasty. I eat a lot of Indian and this place is always great! read more

Aroma Fine Indian Cuisine - The food here is art! - Indian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Came here a few times for lunch during the week. It is usually crowded during lunch so better to make a reservation beforehand, especially on Fridays. It's definitely great value for buffet - $12.95 for lunch. There are lots of variety (chicken, beef, goat, fish) for the price. The goat was delicious and the naan is hot and fresh. There is also a small salad/chutney bar area and ice cream. Service is mediocre, staff is a bit hasty as there are a lot of people in the times I went. All in all, good food for a good price. read more

Aroma Fine Indian Cuisine - Indian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Met couple of my freinds who were from out of country on a convention nearby and took them to a lunch buffet on a week day. The food was nothing to talk about - not flavourful at all. Had to ask for naan as they were late in filling it up. As the freinds had to leave after lunch to attend some of the seminars ate quickly, paid my bill and left. Later find out that they charged a 15% surcharge ! I then remembered then when I paid my bill on a credit card all I ahd to was enter my pin. Usually establishments show us the amount and then ask whether you want to enter the tip as % or $. I asked the waiter, why and he said he did not know. I cash tipped him and left. I later called the waiter and and the manager to complain. I felt cheated. Please be careful. Wonder what the the waiter thought - that we were all from out of town and were not aware of the local customs? read more