Ordered Veg Hakka Noodles, Gobi Manchurian, and Veg Momos, and everything was absolutely delicious!…read moreThe veg hakka noodles were perfectly cooked--great flavor, not oily, and well-balanced with vegetables and seasoning. The gobi manchurian was a standout: crispy on the outside, soft inside, and tossed in a flavorful sauce with the right amount of spice. The momos were fresh and tasty, with a good filling and soft wrappers, paired nicely with the chutney. Portion sizes were generous, food arrived hot and fresh, and the overall quality felt very authentic Indo-Chinese. Great taste, good value for money, and definitely a place I'd order from again. Highly recommended for Hakka food lovers!

Have been ordering from this place for Last couple of years…read morebut today when we ordered tandoori chicken momos they gave us mix of veg momos and chicken. When I graciously gave feedback the individual on phone kept on saying you come over and I will explain the difference. In restaurant industry your food taste is one thing but how you handle issues like this is another. All we expected was graciously excepting probability of error in packaging.

My second time here, and this time it was because the nearby Himalayan Kitchen was full with at…read moreleast a 45 minute wait. Unfortunately, Norling was a disappointment. It was relatively quiet - quieter than the last time I was here, which was mid week evening, around the same time (7ish). The yellow laphing was spicy, and tasty, and something we hadn't had before. The beef steamed momos were juicy and really bursting with flavour despite the simplicity. The sizzling chicken plate was really disappointing - bland with rubbery chicken. While the service was pleasant, and the menu felt more authentic than the nearby momo places; it was still disappointing.

Been going here for quite some time now so it's about time I review it properly and give this gem…read moreof a restaurant the recognition they deserve! What better way to start of 2022 am I right ?! Norling has some of the best momos Toronto has to offer and their food really does remind me of home. While I can't go visit Calcutta right now I can still hit up Parkdale for a little trip down memory lane for sure! Pictured here is my go to order whenever I visit: - Steamed beef momos - Pan fried chicken momos - Deep fried amdo momos All 3 types are sure to satisfy everyone's preferences, they're all SUPER juicy and delicious! I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for authentic momos. They also have a full Tibetan and Hakka style menu with many other items to try other than their momos, I've tried their gyuma before as well and licked my fingers (no joke). Gyuma is Tibetan style blood sausage and oh so yummy! Their prices are very reasonable and quantity is exceptional, definitely my kind of place. Check them out y'all :)

Pretty good Indian and Nepalese cuisine. Went for dinner and got:…read more- Bhojan Ghar Platter: Fried goodies. Best of the bunch for me was the onion bhaji. - Butter Chicken: Thick sauce which I liked. Would have wanted a bit more chicken. - Steamed Chicken Momo: Thick and chewy outer casing which I liked. Chicken inside was also tasty. - Lachha Paratha: A bit denser and less flaky than what I'm used to. Service was friendly. Place is well laid out. Bonus points for the sublimely chunky mango chutney. A good spot for this cuisine.

Yey to this new Momo place in the East!…read more Came here for steamed momo (chicken, take out). Momos are definitely tasty. The wrappers are hand-made/carefully pleated with perfect thickness - which neutralizes the powerful meaty flavor and spices of the stuffing and the "complexly hot" side sauce, and keeps the heat long. And juicy! Hot juice sprinkles as I bit. I came here around 11:30, right after they opened. So there was no customer yet in the restaurant, and I was able to observe the restaurant's interior without interfering others. Like most Nepali/Himalayan places, the ambiance is serene and cozy - yet, the elegant table setting will serve for romantic occasions. The price of momo was set higher than typical momo joints found in Parkdale etc. But Bhojan Ghar has the reason for it. Will come back for eat-in next time!

I'd give this place a 4/5! It's a recent addition to the Atrium food court downtown Toronto…read more I opted for the rice bowl ($9.99) which comes with either white basmati or brown rice, your choice of protein (non-veg option is $2 more), and a sauce of choice. My mint paneer rice bowl ($11.29, taxes included) was awesome. I would have prefer a little more sauce but the paneer was cooked well, the rice was delicious and the fresh onion/tomato/cucumber salsa on top added a nice kick. It also comes topped with a yogurt dressing (raita for those who are familiar with Indian dishes) and a small portion of gram flour crisp (papadum). After reading earlier reviews, I was hesitant about portions but the dish was more than enough for lunch and appropriate for the price point. Will definitely go back to try other dishes, especially the street food.

Yuuuuum food. Had pav Bhaji. Friendly staff It's right…read moredowntown so anybody craving Indian street food in dt, here it is

Good Karma recently opened up in Markville Mall, in the food court space formerly occupied by…read moreAmaya. The layout and options are very inviting. While I was there, they had a grand opening special for $8. This included your choice of base (garlic rice noodles, salad greens, or seasoned rice), 2 sides, and choice of 1 protein/entree. The sides, which included choices such as chickpea salad, kale ceasar, spicy eggplant, and broccoli pakora, looked fresh and were replenished often. The entrees included spicy beef vindaloo, butter chicken, and railway goat curry. Some vegetarian options were also available. The food was packaged into cardboard boxes (yay for less plastic in landfills!). My husband complained that his portion size for the beef vindaloo was on the smaller side, whereas I found portions for butter chicken to be fairly reasonable. There was certainly plenty of food. I was very happy to have come across this place in the food court, and it is a welcome addition. I thought $8 was a very good deal for the amount of food but I'm not sure how much my meal would cost outside of the special pricing for the grand opening. Nonetheless I would definitely consider adding Good Karma this to my rotation for go-to restaurants at the mall.

Great concept, especially in a food court filled with greasy fast food. It feels like a salad bar…read more One thing I found a bit disappointing is the hot main options weren't hot, more so room temperature. Otherwise great service and great flavours.

Visited this hidden gem the other day and had a great experience! MoMos N' Wok serves a variety of…read morenepali and hakka cuisine. My friends and I ordered a couple assorted momos (chicken & vegetable), which were all very moist and chewy. We were also able to try a noodle dish, and one of their chicken dishes in their signature dragon sauce, which was not too spicy at all. This was a great place and I would definitely return for their momos!

Place is awesome. Very bare bones in terms of atmosphere. The type of place that makes me excited…read moreto try. The vibe screams "food first". Clear everyone working has a personal stake in the success of the place. The food is awesome. The fried momos and the chicken lollipops were the stand outs for us, we also tried shrimp Shanghai noodles which were very good, but totally unnecessary and nowhere near as good as the other two dishes.

I gave this place a shot since it was open and looked like a nice variety of Indian food which was…read moremaking me drool while looking through the window. I asked for one of each of some of the deep fried goodies, including a few samosas, along with the chicken rice deal, as well as one of their stuffed naan which looked amazing, and topped it off with a few chutneys and a pop. My order came to $25 which seemed decent, although when I looked in the bag when I got home, the pop was missing, oh well not good for me anyway. Check out the pics. On the lid side of the container sat the stuffed naan, I think it had egg inside he said? Anyway, I found it had a neat chewy texture, but maybe since it was cold it wasn't that appetizing and didn't have much flavour. I like the fried rolls, one chicken and one goat, they were good and easily dipped into the chutneys, of which the spicy mint was a standout and I loved that! The samosas were not to my liking as they were too small. The ratio of wrap to contents was about 50/50 and since the wrap was by now kinda dry and hard, they were not something you'd go gaga over like fresh decent size ones like from A1 or home made. The rice dish was ok, but where was the chicken? It was mainly rice, some eggplant, with only one piece of bone-in chicken that had me digging furiously for more as it was good and I wanted a second bite, but no, I guess it made off with the can of Coke, oh well. Since the owner was bitching about the pandemic, I'll let this experience fade into history, and send this review into the fireplace to incinerate. I'll be back!

Please note, the management has changed since 2023 so previous reviews are no longer valid. I came…read morein March 2024 and tried the samosas and the owner gave me 1 free vada with coconut chutney. The samosas had thin skin and were a bit spicy, I thought they were pretty good. The vada was very delicious, although not on the menu. Now I'm curious about the other items on the menu so I will come back! K

The appam was amazing. The fish buns were amazing too, lots of filling inside. I'm not Sri…read moreLankan, so this food is new to me and I'm looking forward to trying more food from them.

One of the best string-hoppers and hoppers here. We are regulars at this store for string hoppers,…read morewe order in advance before 4pm to pick up for 6pm. They make it fresh and keep it. Our family likes the thaali from here. It taste very authentic and lots of flavours. I would definitely be going back to try other dishes from this store.