We go here very often and it's one of the best places for halwa puri. Love the service and the…read morefood. I'd highly recommend this place!

My family and I decided to come to Nirala for breakfast. We got the halwa puri platter and the…read morenihari. The food was incredible. The service was also very quick and the servers were very nice. The restaurant was a little cold, though, even in the summer. We also got the chai but it wasn't anything special.

The worst experience I have ever had at a restaurant. The fat bald guy sitting at reception should…read morehave no business interacting with customers. Moreover, he insists on cash which indicates something fishy. His terrible treatment of female coworkers who are potentially his family members is extremely disturbing. Too bad cause the food is half decent.

We went to Tandoori Host on a Saturday afternoon and were surprised to see that there was a few…read moreminutes waiting. I think they serve Halwa Puri only on weekends. Which is what we ordered. While the dish was satisfactory, I felt that the Puri was very oily, the curries served along with the Puri though were tasty. I personally didn't really like the seating arrangement. While I do understand they dont have a lot of seating space in the restaurant but the administration could think of getting tables for different seating capacity.

Amazing meats, deeply marinated in the best flavours. Make sure you pick up some meats here for…read moreyour next BBQ.

These guys have the best chicken samosas in Markham and are one of the best kept local secrets!…read moreTheir fish pakoras and bbq meat is pretty good too, but the curries are just ok. They also carry a decent range of Indian sweets and snacks

Everything here was delicious! It wasn't as spicy as I thought which was a relief. It's a bit…read moresmaller in the inside but decent amount of seating, with a very large menu with vegetarian options as well. The service was quick for both eat in and take out! Everything smelt amazing

Came in for lunch by myself to get a well needed hit of Indian food. I am the only one in the…read morehousehold that like Indian food so this is a treat. I ordered some Vegetable Samosa, a Lamb Vindaloo (medium to high spice) and some Garlic Naan. The food came out fairly swiftly, important for a lunchtime service. The Samosa was a little overcooked on the pastry but the vegetable filling was good. The lamb was reasonably tender but very yummy. The rice was excellent and the garlic naan was superb. Overall, not disappointing.

I would give this place zero stars if I could. I ordered the chicken tikka masala, and what I…read morereceived was absolutely disgusting -- the chicken was clearly spoiled, black in color, and completely tasteless. Serving food that has gone bad is not only unprofessional, it's dangerous to customers' health. When I called to complain, they casually offered to "replace" the dish as if that makes it acceptable to serve rotten food in the first place. I asked for a refund because there's no way I'd trust them to send me another item, but they flat out refused and insisted I pick something else off their menu. Why would I want anything else from a restaurant that already proved they don't care about food safety? I will be filing a complaint with the food safety authorities to ensure this doesn't happen to anyone else. If you value your health and money, stay far away.

I randomly stumbled across this place while looking for somewhere to eat close by work... I wasn't…read moreparticularly in the mood for Biryani but when I came across this place it reminded me of my time in Hyderabad. I remember the delicious flavours, spices and of course freshness of the food! One of my most favourite memories, and something that sets apart their Biryani was their use of raisins in the biriyani Let me first say that this place is absolutely delicious! The spices, the flavours, the lack of oil was all on point, and reminded me of my time in Hyderabad...The only thing that was missing was the raisins! I ordered the chicken biriyani lunch combo which came with aloo tiki, AMAZING raitha, a peanuty salan, and rice pudding to finish.. all felt $9.99! That's a price that can't be beat! I wanted to give this place a 4.5/5 bc of the lack of raisins, but I'm left feeling satisfied and generous. I'll definitely be back to try the other biriyani and thali combos!!

August 10, 2025 - I tried this wonderful Indian restaurant located in Time Square in…read moreMarkham/Thornhill. Interesting location to have an Indian restaurant as it's all Chinese restaurant in that area, but I digress. It's definitely a welcoming addition to the area. I got two lunch combos and split it with my friend. We got the Aloo Gobhi and Butter Chicken combos. Both came with rice, chick peas and a naan. I'm a huge fan of Indian cuisine because of all the spices and flavour they use and this is no exception. Both dishes were seasoned extremely well and tasted amazing. The butter chicken sauce was rich and creamy. The naan was fluffy and soft. The Aloo Gobhi was also great. It had a slight kick to it to bring out the flavour. I'll definitely be back.

This has been serving the community for more than 27 years. After their move to a more permanent…read morespot in Times Square Richmond Hill, they were surely a hit as they delivered the yummiest butter chicken in the neighborhood. I tried some of their classics and fusion dishes, which gave me a different perspective on Indian cuisine. Some of my favorites were the "Everything But the Bagel" Naan, Butter Chicken and Fish Tacos. They also have refreshing drinks, and I love the Mango and Pistacchio shake. Their butter chicken sauce was so popular that they sold them in big containers. They ran out when we visited. Inquire about their catering and delivery for all your event needs!

Wow what a disappointment. Honestly feel robbed after having a dinner here…read more I ordered a bunch of items to try with the family and boy was it underwhelming. The biryani's and chicken tikka were the saviours here but to be served the rest of the items has to be a joke. The small quantity of meat and curry from the dishes was ridiculous. Each dish ranged from $15-20 and paying $20 for a singular piece of meat with no flavour is a complete robbery. Each dish was pretty much finished after we had a small sample of it. Being known as a kebab house you'd think the grilled meats would be flavourful and juicy but the kebabs were dry and lacked in seasoning. The Karahi gosht was a single piece of meat with a thick layer of oil resting on top. The curry itself lacked in flavour and we almost vomitted when trying it. I love trying new restaurants with the family and supporting local businesses but you need to avoid this place at all costs. 1/5

This is where the locals eat! Nice staff, and a full house around 7pm, the food is great. Sizzling…read morehot kebabs, super soft naan and spicy butter chicken and biryani with a generous portion of lamb.

4.5 stars. The only thing preventing me from giving 5 stars is the fairly high prices. This smaller…read morelocation in Richmond Hill doesn't have a buffet. Based on a recent visit at lunchtime on a weekend, they are more popular for takeout orders than for sit down dining. I ordered butter chicken and garlic naan. Both were very good. The portion sizes were large enough to fill me up and take home leftovers. They provided a container for the butter chicken and aluminum foil for the naan as well as a paper bag. I can't complain about the service. Our server greeted us at the door, showed us to our table and took our order in a timely fashion. He was able to answer our questions about the menu too. The interior is clean and nicely decorated. There's plenty of parking near the entrance.

This may just be a matter of personal preference but we thought it was just average overall. The…read moredecor was very nice and clean, which set good expectations, but other aspects fell a bit short. Prices were on the high end, and the menu wasn't the easiest to navigate--especially if you're not familiar with Indian cuisine like me. For instance, I ordered the Aloo Parantha expecting it to be similar to samosas filling, but it turned out to be spicier than anticipated. Food wise, both the mango lassi and samosas were good, but very pricey for what it is. I didn't enjoy the paneer, but I believe that's more a personal preference than a flaw in preparation. The lamb roganjosh came with more meat than I expected, which was great, and the lamb itself was tender--but the curry felt like it was missing something flavor-wise. I've never had this dish elsewhere, but it just didn't seem to live up to the description from the menu. One thing that really bugged me: several of us ordered garlic naans and we expected them to be served separately since they were ordered separately. Instead, they combined multiple orders into two plates, which made it a bit inconvenient since the half of the orders were placed at the other end of the table. It's a minor thing, but with a restaurant positioned as fine cuisine, individual plating would have been better. In summary, it wasn't a bad meal, but it didn't really stand out either--and for the price, I expected a bit more.