I and my family were regular customers at Bombay Palace located downtown Toronto on Jarvis St…read more since the 1980's. I have not been at an Indian restaurant better than Bombay Palace. Delicious food, great service and always clean. I have been to the Brampton location for food and attending receptions. It should be your first choice if you are looking for a Banquet Hall. Manpreet and Mandeep are gracious and helpful hosts. I am a satisfied customer since 1987.

Stopped in for the lunch buffet while in the area for work. The restaurant was sparsely seated…read moreduring the early afternoon and so the service was very good. Table settings and atmosphere are IMHO nicer than Tandoori Flame with nice table linens etc. the buffet itself was very good with meaty curries, vindaloos, and such. Naan bread was served fresh to the table in a basket. All in all a very nice lunch and I would recommend.

I absolutely love this place. Normally, a place that has a massive menu is a bit concerning to me…read moreas it often leads to not really excelling at anything, but that is not the case here in my experience. The reason behind the large menu is related to the aim of the restaurant, which is to showcase the various regional cuisines of India. As a result, don't expect the straightforward menu of: apps, entrees, deserts, etc... rather the menu is divided by cuisine. Aside from honouring tradition, they do offer a couple 'new' takes on some items. If you comb through a few reviews, and certainly the pics, you'll notice a must-order items is the roasted eggplant with pomegranate. It really is like nothing else I've had before and unforgettable in both taste and texture. My group also went with a famous lamb dish as well. I don't remember the name offhand, but it is incredibly soft, well seasoned and nicely spiced dish. We also went with orders of naan, veggie dishes and meat skewers. It's beautifully decorated inside and also has the advantage of being located in a heritage building in what was formerly an estate home nearly 150 years old. It's truly a unique place and one people living in the area can be proud and of showcase to visitors.

Johnny Custared has veritie of sweet and fast food. Today…read morewe tried 3 types of sweet; white chocolate macadamia cookies, toffee pudding with ice cream and strawberry & banana crep. The portion cann be share, however; I recommend toffee pudding with ice cream. Due to the weekend , the service was slow. I would like to thank Sheily who was so friendly and acted professionally when we did not like the cardamom chai as it has milk and did meet our expectations . She changed the chai with Earl Gray which was really tasty. The ambiance was nice and comfort. The chairs were comfortable and the employees were friendly.

Anjappar Chettinad Restaurant is amazing. Anjappar has been in Scarborough for as long as I can…read moreremember serving South Asian cuisine. I had a chance to go there on the weekend. This restaurant is clean and quiet with an amazing ambiance. The customer service is excellent with polite staff that ensures your experience at the restaurant is nothing short of exceptional. I had a chance to try cheese masala dosa. Their menu has so many different meat and vegetarian dishes. With three locations in the Greater Toronto Area you must give Anjappar a try.

The only spot of mine where I go for south Indian the food is just awesome. They dosas and idli…read morecome out piping hot. The service staff is great especially the owner himself is always lending a hand. Its a must try spot for dosa.

Nice experience. food was good customer service is nice enjoy Indian cuisine at this restaurantread more

The staff was very professional and courtesy. Order was made right and fast. I was offered…read moresuggestions and tastings. I really like this location.

I liked that the restaurant looked new and clean…read more Despite that it was not very busy when we went on a Sunday evening, the service was still incredibly slow. While we were ordering up front, she kept walking away to do other stuff and then coming back. She did this about three times while we were triyng to order our food. We waited about 40 minutes for our food. Even for our masala chai, which they said was already pre-made, took forever to come even though we specified that we wanted it right away instead of at the end of the meal. We ordered dosas and a couple other appetizers, which were all alright in terms of taste. I'm not sure that I would come back, mostly due to the incredibly slow service.

You can't go wrong with the buffet pricing here. Highly recommend going with this option rather…read morethan single orders. Normally you would be spending a lot more elsewhere. You get such a variety of both South Indian and Hakka food. What a great combo! For south Asian cuisine, you get a lot of diverse food items for such good value. The spice level is also very mild so it's great for everyone. Plenty of parking and it's close to the highway. Such a great chain and you'll definitely want it out for your next group experience. Multiple locations across the GTA as well!

I was quite surprised and delighted to come here for dinner. The restaurant used good quality meat…read moreand mostly chicken without bone, which was very unusually for small buffets. I really enjoyed the onion pakoras and chili chicken which I think was breast meat. The buffet had a good variety, and something for everyone to enjoy. A few veg items, land sea and air meats, and flavour enhancing side dishes. The staff were very friendly, the restaurant was clean, and the noise was just enough for us to hear everything my table mates were saying.

3.5/5 This place is a real representation of Gujarati…read morecuisine with an affordable eat-it-all economical thali. Overall it comprises 35+ dishes that include: 1. Snacks such as Golgappe, Vada Pav, Dabeli, Dhokla and Dahi Vada 2. Sabjis such as Aloo Tindola, Bhaji, Matar Paneer, Gujarati Kadhi, Sev Tamatar, etc. 3. Lentils such as Dal, Sambhar, Chholle 4. Rice 5. Breads that have Roti, Puran Poli 6. Desserts such as Gulab Jamun, Aamras, Rabdi, Halwa And lastly, Chaas to digest it all. All this at $15 per person...Isn't it amazing? Best thing was that everything run and managed by women. Women power in all its glory. Although, it would be great if they could maintain more hygiene at place and make it spacious enough to move around while taking food from the buffet. Some of the basic Gujarati snacks failed to wow like Dhokla and Puran Poli. But items like Matar Paneer, PaniPuri, Aloo Tindola, Dal were amazing. Special mention to world's best roti ever. Follow @mygourmetaffair on instagram for more reviews/food explorations in Toronto/GTA.

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.

Nice interior, good service. Food... just about average!…read more We had the mixed grill. The quality and taste definitely has scope to improve. Our server was nice, checking frequently if we needed anything and if we liked the food. Parking is convenient in the plaza/shop front.

We had a lamb and vegetable biriyani. Food was flavourful and not too hot and the taste of spices…read morecame through. The ambience though is average. Considering the restaurant opened recently, my chair was rickety and the table was not too stable - a case of cheaping out a bit on furniture. Lighting levels ( especially at the central tables where there are no overhead lights) was very low and to read the menu was quite a task. There is a fine line between sophisticated low lighting and just low lighting.