Very odd experience here as we came during dinner time and we were literally the only people in…read morehere the whole time, not even a take out order. Given the lack of customers, service was a little slow but friendly enough. They were also playing the Indian music a little too loud for my taste, was hard to hear my coworker. The portions were very good though, and we enjoyed the food- we had butter chicken (good but a little spicy), Green tandori chicken (not Saag) never had that before but was good, and Aloo Gobi. Also, Garlic Naan. Food was very good and prices were reasonable.

We purposely ordered toooo much food and it was so good we destroyed all the dishes. Shina and the…read moreteam did a wonderful job of taking care of us. Definitely recommend, definitely will commute from the east end. Definitely liked the ambiance and décoré.

Amazing option for vegetarian food. A complete meal with lots of variety…read more Gives you a nice thali place vibe with Indian setup available too. Staff was sweet and polite. Feeding you like you are home.

Great place and awesome food. This is the first time we tried Thali in Canada and it reminded us of…read morethe time in Ahmedabad. Particularly loved the Sev Tamatar (quintessentially Sorath) and the chutney accompanying Dhokla. Shout out to the staff, especially Virajbhai for great service. Parking is limited, especially near the restaurant itself, but there is plenty of space around in the plaza, which can be a little walk from the restaurant. Definitely recommended.

This place looks a bit dingy but they have a huge spread: 11 veg + 11 non-veg curries, plus 1 veg +…read more1 non-veg briyani ; there were rarer dishes like egg curry, methi malai chicken & rajma. On top of that, there's a dry meat corner & a fried stuff corner. They cover a lot of ground, eg there's both dry & gravy chili chicken. The spread is probably big because it's also used for takeout (I saw staff scooping food from the buffet into a container a few times). The food is mostly of decent quality. Best of all, they're really cheap: Saturday dinner was $17.99 plus tax. They get 4.5 stars. The fried rice was tasteless but the veg Hakka noodles were pretty good. The Butter Naan was decent as naan but a bit dry for butter naan. Butter chicken used tandoori chicken, giving extra flavour & had a very rich sauce (shared with the paneer makhani). It was especially good. There were quite a few desserts: fruit, 2 mini cakes, ice cream & Indian deserts, Both mini cakes were dry. The Indian desserts & fruit were decent. There were 6 ice cream flavours but 3 were super icy & hard & 2 were super soft.

I ordered one butter chicken and one garlic naan for dinner as I was craving some Indian food…read more Butter chicken was packed properly in a container and the container was wrapped in plastic cling foil - no chance of leakage. The Butter chicken was slightly on the sweeter side and the garlic naan had a sufficient amount of garlic and butter. Overall, I really enjoyed the meal and would recommend it if you caving some wholesome food. However, I wish they gave more chicken pieces with the gravy. I would love to try their all you can eat buffet if I happen to be in the area.

The Thali plate was pretty good; the flavours were tasty, however the only thing is that it was a…read morelittle too saucy for my liking, and not enough sustenance was provided (i.e protein, veggies, etc.) Service was spotty, we had to ask multiple times for things, and the waitress subsequently forgot. The highlights of the meal were the mango lassi and the garlic naan.

Very clean and great tasting location!…read more Great prices and quality/quantity for the price you pay. (Check photos) You can get sweets to go or have offer for dine in! I will go back to this location. I have never had such sweet and mouthwatering ShahiPaneer like that before.

Overall a great experience at Iscon Thaal. A large variety of dishes on offer, everything tasted…read moregreat. Especially loved their desserts. One of my rotis was a tad bit undercooked and chewy but no concerns apart from that. Will definitely return!

Loved the food and the presentation of the food as well as the ambiance. Try the naan, and paneer…read moresabji.

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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.

Tip: Cold chaii drinks are available in regular and large sizes…read more I have been to a couple of Chaiiwala of London locations, both in Mississauga (Dixie and Erin Mills). The former is closer to my workplace. I like their cold chaii drinks. The last time I had one was at the Dixie location. I got a cold karak chaii. I loved it, except that it only came in one drink size and it wasn't enough. I needed a larger cup! After work today, I had dinner at Taco Bell. I saw this Chaiiwala of London across the street. I had no idea that there was a location in Etobicoke. I had to visit it. After I was done eating dinner, I got in my car. The catch was doing a left turn onto Albion Road during rush hour. I frankly had never made one because traffic tends to be horrific. I'm not sure what I did to have the stars aligned for me. Traffic was clear. I did my left turn and a quick right into the parking lot with this Chaiiwala. Yay! I backed into a spot with the sun in my eyes. I then walked into the cafe. There were seats to enjoy desserts, snacks, and drinks. I wanted a cold chaii to go. A woman was in the back making a sandwich. It gave me time to look at the menu. To my delight, the cold chaii drinks come in regular and large sizes now. Yay! I also had a choice of four cold chaii flavours. In the past, I recall seeing the karak and dirty chaii varieties. The lemon and pink varieties were new to me. I went with colour and price. The pink chaii was an extra twenty cents. It must be special. I ordered one in a large. I paid with a credit card. I tapped and was good. The woman who made my drink was super nice. It took her practically no time to make it for me. She gave me a straw and had the nicest smile. I thanked her and happily left with my drink. The pink chaii was yummy. The chaii wasn't as strong as the karak. It does take its time to build up a bit. If you like a subtle version of chaii, this drink is for you. I want to get the dirty and lemon versions next. I do love this series of cold drink. I looked at the desserts. They looked yummy, as usual. I was too stuffed to get some. I'll be back for more. I love this location, the cold pink chaii, and the customer service. (394)

It's a great place for Indian cuisine…read more Food: We went for Chilli Mogo as an appetizer; Jeera Pulau, Baigan Bhartha, Gujarati Dal and Gujarati Roti as mains. While Chilli Mogo, Jeera Pulau, and Baigan Bhartha were good - the star of the meal was Gujarati Dal by miles. Being a Gujarati, I could recognize the homely authentic taste of the dal and it was the closest you can get to the original one which is more towards the sweeter end of the palate than spicy like the rest of India. Definitely to be tried. I am not sure what was Gujarati about the roti since it was pretty much like a standard phulka roti. Ambiance: It's a standard restaurant ambiance. They have a large seating area - very good for large groups of friends/family. There is a bar at the end of the dining hall. The design and the feel of the place were very much contemporary - close to fine dining experiences. Service: Service was quite slow but the food quality kind of made up for it. The person waiting on our table seemed like new (probably his first day) since he seemed quite lost and nervous. He forgot to serve water and it was only later that we asked for it, he realized that and apologized. Overall, a great place to try some fantastic Indian cuisine.

The Exotic Indian Cuisine is a gem!…read more We started off with vegetable sizzlers, vegetable manchurian sizzler, and fish pakora as our appetizers; butter chicken, malai paneer, dal fry, and double extra spicy vindaloo chicken (after asking for something to reduce the effects of the spiciness of the vindaloo, our host provided us yogurt) served with plain rice and naan bread as our main course. All of the food was flavorful and delicious, but the dishes that I enjoyed the most were the fish pakora and the butter chicken with plain rice and naan. For dessert, we had homemade mango, rose, and paan ice cream. I highly recommend trying the homemade ice cream. Our host was friendly in conduct, knowledgeable of the menu, and helpful to our group. When I say our host was friendly in conduct, I am referring to them making us feel welcomed to the restaurant. One of our friends asked our host how the homemade rose ice cream was made and our host explained in detail the creation process of the ice cream and recommended us to try the rose ice cream. Not only was our host friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful to our group, but they were also attentive to us by providing us refills on water, asking about the food we ordered, and asking if there was anything else we wanted. Overall, the Exotic Indian Cuisine provides excellent food and service. I will come back again when I am back in Ontario!