Located along Yonge between Gerrard and Carlton, this is an unassuming "hole in the wall" type of…read morerestaurant, sharing its space with another food vendor. Indian food served takeout style, with limited 2-person tables inside. It seems to be family run and relatively new. Stumbled upon this place via the Ritual app, as this spot is participating in the new work email discount program. I ordered the small combo - at regular price, $10.99+tax, comes with 1 veg, 1 meat, rice, and naan or roti. The naan is made to order! Which was a really nice detail. I thought the portion served was very filling and could extend to 2 meals. I ordered the spinach paneer, butter chicken, and rice. I'm not sure what it was, there seemed to be an eggy flavour, but I unfortunately didn't like the spinach paneer that much. The butter chicken had a sweet heat to it. I liked it. The rice is pre-mixed with egg. I also ordered the mango lassi, which tasted so good, I'm still thinking about it more than a week later. Overall, I think this place is great for a budget, cheap eats type of meal. I wouldn't expect to be wowed but man, I know I'm coming here again soon to try the chicken biryani, because I don't know anywhere else in this area that sells that at that price.

There are some ready made food that you can pick into a combo box, but then I found out the chicken…read morebiryani lunch special was only $10 and the portion is large. I can usually split into 2 meals. They do make it from scratch so I would call ahead to order and pick up after 15 min. The place is pretty small and shares with the Greek food section so take the food back to office. Chicken legs portion were generous and the spicy level is pretty hot. I usually only ask for medium and I usually eat hot level elsewhere. This is one of my go to places for lunch.

This area has some great Indian restaurants that serve authentic Indian cuisine with real spices…read more The restaurants are clean and well-maintained, and the service is excellent.

Visited Indian Desire for dinner recently and I was very impressed with the food - on par with…read moreflavours from India. Here's everything we tried - Smoked Chicken Tikka - excellent presentation and the chicken was tender and flavourful Ram Laddoo - a snack from north india that is not easily available in toronto. This was such a surprise. Chicken Changezi - delicious chicken gravy Black Daal - rich, aromatic and full of flavour. Tasted even better the next day Za'atar Naan and Garlic Naan - The za'atar naan was such a revelation. Not authentically Indian, but fusion at it's best. I'd return just for this. Dessert Desire: Trio of Tiramisu Kulfi, Mango Sorbet, Gulab Jamun on a Chocolate Nest - the perfect way to end your meal. The mango tastes authentic and not like a store bought pulp. Portion sizes are generous too. Indian Desire is a gem!

Have not been to Lageez in a long time and was really glad I did. Ordered a dinner for the team for…read moretakeout. A selection of dishes - Lamb chops , chicken sampler, paneer tikka ,chicken seekh kebabs for appetizers. Mains were - butter chicken, goat curry , palak paneer, malai kofta, dal makhani as well as garlic naans, tandoori rotis , lachha parathas . I was pleasantly surprised when I noticed that Sachin had added a few butter naans as extras since he felt we had not ordered enough breads !! Each dish was well prepared, delicious and flavourful. All appetizers were on point with flavour and bbq'd perfectly . All breads were also well baked .

We visited this quaint restaurant to check out their butter chicken as I had read that Lageez…read moreserves up one of the best butter chickens in town. My picky child has recently started loving butter chicken, so she was also very excited to try out a new spot. We were able to make a reservation for a Saturday dinner. The small dining room was almost at full capacity, but the servers seated us quickly and took our order. We ordered various items to try, and although good, the butter chicken was not one of the best I've had. We enjoyed most of our meal with the exception of the mango salad. Will we return to eat here again? The verdict is still out.

Listen I love this restaurant and have been a regular customer since the first week they opened in…read moreAjax. The food is consistently good and delicious, however their online ordering system is the absolute worst. This is the fourth time where my I have placed my order for pickup, I arrive at the scheduled time and the counter staff are perplexed and unaware of my order has been placed and accepted ( with both app and text confirmations). I have heard from the staff on each occasion is that it has something to do with the broken but quasi-functioning tablet. For my sake and on behalf of others, I will gladly purchase a replacement device so this issue is resolved once and for all.

We needed a quick bite and the chicken place in the same parking lot was closed so we gave Maimana…read morea try, and we are so glad we did. Wonderfully flavorful sauces, and generous portions of meat. The chicken barley w vegetable soup was delicious. Even liked their salad dressing as it was light and tasty. It was easy to split the #1 kabob plate between the two of us.

Got a bean salad. Perfect portion and hopefully a bit healthy, hit the spot. A tad expensive at 7…read morebucks but that's what happens when you do not make your own bean salad. Service was okay. They are in the college park food court. Plenty of seating there,

Being a fan of this chef I was encouraged to try them out when they opened up here…read more So far the go to dishes have been Chicken Kaleeji (Liver) and papri chat. Papri chat is top notch and spiced well. Its been a popular take away item when visiting friends nearby. Chicken Kaleeji is made to order from whenever I tried it so one has to wait a bit (not being a regularly liked item I suppose). Its a bit heavy as expected but spiced to IMO a western palate! I guess that defeats the purpose of this dish IMO. I think I will ask for more spice next time on pickup. Also the partha is below average and not crisp at all. 3.5 Stars. Will try their biryani (used to be their forte at prior places by this chef) and update

Amazing service and good food! They hosted a group of us in a private room and the food was…read morereasonably priced!

This is a family indian restaurant. Very simple and you could tell that it is family operated…read more The owner works at the front. The restaurant is very simple and there is nothing outstanding about it. Some would say this place is unkempt but that's because the owner is himself just a small operator trying to make a living for his family. This is not an easy restaurant to find. It's pretty much in an old strip of the danforth. I ordered the chicken biryani and mango lassi. The chicken biriyani was for 5.99 which is an amazing price for those craving indian food but at a tight budget. the mango lassi was pretty good too. For those that can't take spicy, get the lassi as well for $2. Don't forget to get their naan too. They are freshly oven baked and they are amazing. If I am in the area and I am looking for indian food, I'd drop by.

Had the veggie lunch special, which was tasty and filling -- it comes with two main dishes, rice,…read morenaan, and mango raita. Staff are super nice too!

chicken tikka wrap ($12) was pretty flavourless with no sauce, not a huge portion sizeread more

Weekday lunch buffet is from 11:30am-4:30pm & only $16.99…read more Most dishes were decent & a few were pretty good, though the rasam soups were quite dilute. Ironically since this is a South Indian place, the butter chicken was the best curry (though the chicken pieces seemed to be yesterday's Tandoori chicken & were on the dry/tough/bony & non meaty side). There was one seafood item (fish curry). Nothing was labelled & they put desserts beside food items, so sweet rice porridge was beside 2 spicy soups & deep fried bananas were beside Tandoori chicken. This led to some surprising mouthfuls. Nothing was labelled & they put desserts beside food items, so sweet rice porridge was beside 2 spicy soups & deep fried bananas were beside Tandoori chicken. This led to some surprising mouthfuls. Dosa (served to the table) was thin & crispy but tasted a bit burnt & the fermented lentil taste was not as good as usual. Parotta was really good - thin, flaky & crispy. Even when old it was still pretty good.  The fried bananas were good with sweet bananas & thin batter. Fruit cocktail was just canned fruit in diluted mango puree.

The most delicious meat thali. Buy it with the pomfret wrapped in banana leaf. Get extra raita if…read moretoo hot for you. Order the mango shake or rose falooda. Simply awesome.