Good place to workship lot of public parking space good environment lots of natural atmosphereread more

everyone was very very kind and even though i dont speak tamil it was great to see the gods and…read morefeel blessed and thankful for everything i was experiencing. very grateful to this temple for being a shining light for the community

A jewel in TO and in every city where these temple exists. Even if you are an atheist I would…read morerecommend you visit this temple to see the hand stoned carved temple, not only marble but even with wood. Just pure beauty. You have to cover your knees and shoulders while visiting and remove your shoes when you enter. The spiritual portion is one story up and the museum is on main (you may skip) There is snack shop that is not for profit that sells amazing snacks to take home. Must visit. There is a gift shop as well.

Amazing place to visit. Sayona Food is all time favourite and quality 101% pure. Worth going to…read moresuch place where you can accomplish your desired taste

The place where we found Saint Gajanan Maharaj kurti to worship, most peaceful place to visitread more

I used to visit , from 2016/2017 to 2018…read more Good $5 (or more) foods. Bought 2 tix (a total of $70) for a bus ride (the other tix was for my bag, but I was willing to put my bag on my lap when a lady asked to sit next to me) ; I was one of the very first on the spot : the same lady asked me to sit under a broken aircon outlet (brrrr) , right above the wheel (nauseatingly bumpy) ; she and her companion (both showed up the latest) somehow convinced the volunteer to place me at her original seat. I do not speak Cantonese. Bought the $50 noodle combo for 2 : lack flavour, tiny portions, amazing decor/table/chairs.

Been meaning to visit for a long time and went on a weekend…read more The space is serene and beautiful with different rooms to explore. It's a prime location within the GTA so it's relatively easy to get to and good for people who want to pray and meditate. They also have a large dining hall in the lower level. You purchase a lunch box meal ticket first ($15/box) and then head into the hall to receive your meal. We came around 12:30pm for lunch but most of the food was already served but still enough to enjoy a vegetarian meal. Our meal included white rice and three vegetables, though it tasted large and portion was reasonable, it didn't fully match the photo of what I thought I was getting. Regardless the meal was filling and well seasoned and you can get a soup as well. Theres a few long tables and you can pull out the plastic stools from under the tables to sit. Dropping one star only because I saw a large earwig like insect moving inside the table throughout the meal which made me a hesitate for a bit.

Iskcon has been the most visited temple by Hindus in Canada and has been spreading Krishna…read moreConsciousness from decades . This place feeds your soul

If you want to :- (1) Raise your spiritual journey…read more (2) Be with krishna in deep silence. (3) Enjoy hare krishna kirtan. (4) Enjoy Radha Krishna darshan. (5) Feel like being in Vrindavan. (6) Do seva. (7) Enjoy pure vegetarian food at Govinda's. Then, this is the place you want to be while you are in and around Toronto.

Beautiful temple in the middle of a city. It is open for public service. Perfect for anyone who is…read moreinterested in cultivating inner peace and learning about meditation. There is also an option for a short term stay at the Sangha House if you are interested in deepening your practice.

Nice and pious place. I like the arati followed by bhajan and khichudi prasad…read more You should visit this place once if you are in Toronto.

It's nice to have a Buddhist temple in the city and within the neighbourhood. I usually don't go…read moreto temples regularly, but go annually as part of the Chinese new year's tradition at midnight for the blessing and welcoming of the lunar new year (almost like attending midnight Christmas mass). Normally everyone would have to remove their footwear before entering the temple, but because of the Chinese new year and numerous people coming and going they forego the rule. The temple itself is conveniently located on Bathurst just south of Dundas St. West and upon entering you're welcomed with incense for praying and blessing to the Buddhas. The venue is a decent size and decorated very tastefully and not too extravagant. There was definitely a feeling of zen upon entering and the energy is a positive feeling. They offer vegetarian lunches on new year's day in the basement and have an array of events going on throughout the year which I haven't participated in since I only attend the temple for new year's. Don't feel intimidated to visit the temple if you're not Asian as the temple welcomes everyone and there's always someone on hand to explain the customs and ceremonies.