Fantastic Indian food and a beautiful restaurant with wonderful service…read more I can honestly say that each dish tasted different and unique not like your typical Indian restaurant back in the states. Nice size portions, and a great assortment of different dishes to choose from Probably the best Naan (and I've had a lot )I've ever had Plenty of Indian and Hakka restaurants to choose from around here, but this place is pretty amazing. Highly recommended

Went to Coriander Green for taste of Oakville. Started with the vegetable samosa, the the butter…read morechicken with rice, a chickpea dish and garlic naan, and mango ice cream. All the food was fantastic, so tasty and high quality. The service was a little spotty - servers seemed as if they didn't understand the Taste of Oakville menu, and when going out as a group of 3 girls and wanting separate the bill for each of us was something they've never done before and something that they would have to go out of their way to do. Restaurant is chill around 5pm and starts to pick up around 6pm - plan your visit accordingly! :)

They have recently renovated and the place looks really nice. The new dine-in setting is suitable…read morefor both date nights/family dining or events/larger group gatherings. They also offer a full bar. The staff are nice and friendly and the owner cares about delivering high quality food and service. They offer authentic Indian Cuisine and we tried "Hariyali Paneer Tikka", "Maharaja Kaju Paneer Masala", "Butter Chicken", "Chicken Briyani" and "Butter Naan". The food was fresh and tasted great. Would love to come back to try more of their menu items.

This is an Indian restaurant and bar. There are four locations; we visited this one in Oakville…read more They recently renovated and reopened 2024-12-04, so it looks nice inside, especially the bar. They can also host large groups of people and events. We ordered the following: 1. Hariyali Paneer Tikka ($15.49). It is a combo of Tandoori Paneer Tikka ($15.99) and Lahori Paneer Tikka ($14.99). 2. Butter Chicken ($16.99). 3. Chicken Biryani ($14.99). 4. Maharaja Kaju Paneer Masala ($17.99). 5. Butter Naan ($3.49). The food was very authentic. It was very tasty and fresh. I loved the Butter Chicken flavour. The Paneer Tikka and Paneer Masala were also good. The Butter Naan was freshly made. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible. There is one gender-neutral washroom, and it is wheelchair accessible. There is free parking in the plaza's parking lot. Review 2025-002

I've always been completely satisfied with this place and I'm glad they survived the pandemic…read more I must confess that I've not engaged in any experimentation here and have always stuck with the Chicken 65 and the Lamb Pepper Fry Biryani Promise to try more stuff on their menu if what I've been ordering so far is anything to go by PS: When I went to pick up my food yesterday I was told (and I saw) that they are renovating their entire interior but will be back open for in house dining soon They are also going to be renaming themselves: Tikka Talk Well, so far their food has been talking very eloquently

First the confusion starts with the name of the restaurant. All around internet they call them self…read moreas "Hyderabad Briyani House", but their name tag in the location is "Oakville Briyani House" not sure why they can't follow single naming. Coming to the food, today I tried Panner Masakali & Veggie Briyani. In their menu Panner masakali was tagged as chef special & I expected to much I believe. All I tasted in that was Panner + capsicum pepper tossed with turmeric. Next on the Briyani, thou Briyani tastes good only if it's non veg one. I have tasted many veggies Briyani of Hyderabad style and never this bad. Even the Briyani tasted like a turmeric rice. on top of this I made mistake of getting mango Lassi. Which didn't have any flavor of mango , thou it had yellow color may be because of turmeric & it hardly had any sweet taste. Hardly fullfied my expectations for a restaurant claiming Hyderabad cuisine. The 2 star is also for the speed of service. Definitely this a place I may not visit anytime soon. People who expect authentic Indian food may dislike this place

I saw they had a BOGO on butter chicken, naturally I got that and the jeera rice…read more I would say it's a much lighter butter chicken, more tomato and less rich than others I've had (or made). I'd say this version has more character than others I've had. It's closer to Karahi Point's than most Indian places'. The rice was delicious, I have no qualms with it. My only thing is that I prefer a richer butter chicken. But it's a great value for money.

This restaurant serves Northern Indian (Mumbai-style) cuisine. The restaurant is very quiet on the…read moreweekends since most of their business are from workers on weekdays. The restaurant is clean. The service is attentive. They even told us the main dish was good for two people (there were two of us); it saved us from ordering a second main! The food is good. We ordered the following: 1. Chicken Tikka Masala ($17.99). We ordered mild. 2. Roti ($2.99). 3. Jeera Rice ($5.49). 4. Mango Lassi ($3.49). The chicken was tender and sauce was tasty. The Roti was a little touch to cut apart with a spoon and fork (I suppose it is easy to tear using hands). The Rice was fragrant. The Mango Lassi was fragrant with a hint of spice, which isn't there in other Mango Lassi's I've had. I think this restaurant is a hidden gem. There is free WiFi. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible. There are two gender-neutral washroom which is also wheelchair accessible. There is free parking in the mall's parking lot. Review 2023-298This restaurant serves Northern Indian (Mumbai-style) cuisine. The restaurant is very quiet on the weekends since most of their business are from workers on weekdays. The restaurant is clean. The service is attentive. They even told us the main dish was good for two people (there were two of us); it saved us from ordering a second main! The food is good. We ordered the following: 1. Chicken Tikka Masala ($17.99). We ordered mild. 2. Roti ($2.99). 3. Jeera Rice ($5.49). 4. Mango Lassi ($3.49). The chicken was tender, and the sauce was tasty. The Roti was a little touch to cut apart with a spoon and fork (I suppose it is easy to tear using hands). The Rice was fragrant. The Mango Lassi was fragrant with a hint of spice, which isn't there in other Mango Lassi's I've had. I think this restaurant is a hidden gem. You'll see a table set up for all-you-can-eat. This was stopped during the pandemic. Now it is only available during a party. There is free WiFi. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible. There are two gender-neutral washrooms, which is also wheelchair accessible. There is free parking in the mall's parking lot. Review 2023-298

we moved since 2005 to Burlington, we hunted so many take out foods, the best food ever have in…read morebombay Grill never failed our taste, always have great taste and very good customer service and well respect owners! Only Burlington

Had the mixed platter for lunch, which was great value. Veg samosa was decent. Naan was good…read more Butter shrimp was excellent: really rich & flavorful. Chicken curry was good. The rice portion was tiny but tasted decent

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 is great Good portion sizes…read more Well presented Only issue was that they seemed to be understaffed for the weekend crowd and that put a lot of pressure on the handful of servers who were there

I REEEAAALLY want to give them 5 stars because they've got such amazing food and I regularly order…read morefrom them but the service is just consistently bad. I can't ever recall a time when I can honestly say I've had good customer service. They take forever to acknowledge you even if it's dead, their backs will literally be turned against you or they will be on their phones behind the counter and until you say something or they finally decide to look up, good luck getting their attention. The door literally makes a sound when you walk in but they refuse to acknowledge it. I get the vibe that they don't even like their job, or just dealing with people, which at times I can understand because I work in food service as well but at least smile or say hi? I almost feel like I need to apologize for ordering food because I'm met with nothing but a scowl. Hot food also takes FOREVER to come out-- unless you're ordering thali or dessert; today I ordered just paneer paratha and tell me why it took 20 minutes. There was only one other customer but other than that it was completely dead when I ordered. Now I've only ever purchased takeout from here so I can't speak for dine in experience but the same employees who work at the counter are the same ones I see waiting tables so one can imagine how service might be in that setting. It's a shame because the restaurant is so vibrant and beautiful, and the food is BOMB but the staff just kind of ruins the vibe. I'm still going to order but I hope some attitude changes are made in the future so nobody has to experience that kind of service. Side note, their gajar ka halwa is the best I've ever had. Definitely give it a try if you stop by.

We were here with my in laws for my Husband's 30th birthday and the food was so good and really…read moreflavorful. I liked how the menu also had a variety of different dishes and spice levels. Definitely a plus for us. My one piece of feedback would be that we were waiting a while for our food - including the apps. We probably wouldn't have noticed as much if the apps came out sooner.

This is my second visit to the Riyasat Indian restaurant…read more This restaurant was spotless and very nicely adorned. The music was at a nice level and there was lots of places to sit. The waitress was very friendly and the food was served hot and quick. I have to watch what I eat because of celiac disease. I have to eat a gluten free diet. There were a lot of options for me to choose from. I typically skip starches so i did not have any naan or rice. The food was excellent but for the price, the portions were much smaller than what I am used to. The meal was well over $30 for me to order two dishes. The food did not fill the plate. The curry chicken was well above par for most restaurants thanks to an excellent sauce, and the Dahl was good, but I would have been enjoyed it more had it been a little thicker. I enjoyed the meal. I will be back.