I'm from Toronto and these are the best Samosas I've had in London. Comparable to Toronto…read morerestaurants. Their spicy beef samosa is top notch and very spicy

This place is a local gem you likely may not go to without a recommendation. The samosas are a…read morestellar choice with about 10 different kinds to choose from. My favourite part? The selection of sauces! And, the reasonable prices make them a tasty snack. The staff always give great recommendations to this authentic Pakistan food.

It had been over a month since moving to London, and I craved Indian food. My options were limited,…read moreand the odd hours came with challenges. I found this hidden gem a few blocks away and decided to try it out. It was a cold day, so I warmed myself with a medium-hot rasam soup packed with herbal aromas. Kothur's special assortment gave a good variety of appetizers like vada, samosa, cutlet and pakoras. And I ordered two entrées with garlic naan - a creamy-thick house curry with well tenderized boneless lamb and a unique bowl of naan-covered vegetable biryani.

Well I was up the street at another take-out restaurant, but they only had enough food left for one…read moremeal. I ordered the one meal there and as I drove up the street, I stopped at Kothur Indian Cuisine. We had ordered from them previously on Skip and loved the food, so I had no hesitation stopping there for a quick pick-up. The young lady at the counter was very nice and tried to help me choose something for take out. I settled on the Lamb Kothur - they even tossed in complimentary bread. The Lamb was delicious - no bones! And, the bread was melt in your mouth. The food was just as good as it was when we ordered delivery. Definitely recommend this restaurant. There are tables for eat-in as well.

Stopped in for dinner while dropping my son off at university. This is a nicely decorated little…read morerestaurant. We started with spring rolls and mango salad and had a vegetarian pad thai, veggie red curry and the Bangkok katsu tofu for our mains. The pad thai was good. I like it was less sweet than the last couple of places I had it but I would have liked it more if it was a little less sweet. The red curry with tofu and vegetables was excellent but the show stopper was the Bangkok katsu. It included panko crusted tofu with some stir fried veggies on ride in a peanut sauce. Absolutely loved it. When looking at the menu, most dishes contain meat but they can make almost every dish vegetarian or vegan including substituting sauces that do not contain fish sauce/stock. Had a really enjoyable meal. Highly recommend this place.

I've been to Thaifoon Masonville multiple times, a reliable dinner spot in London. Service was…read moreexcellent as always, and the ambience and decor are perfectly suited for both group dinners and intimate one-on-ones. The curries, with varying spice levels, are my personal favorite and consistently deliver. The Pad Thai is another go-to that never disappoints. We also tried a chicken stir fry and a salmon with sushi dish this time; both were decent, but they didn't stand out like the curries and Pad Thai usually do. While the flavors were there, they didn't leave a memorable impact, and we probably won't order them again. Also on a separate occasion that I went, they had a Londonlicious menu where I got the khao soi (which is one of my favourite Thai dishes). While it was good, I do think their pad Thais are curries are much better. Overall, Thaifoon remains a solid choice, especially for their standout curries and Pad Thai.

Absolutely would return. We shared several dishes including the murg malai tikka, lamb korma,…read moregufarati kachori, and pease pulao. Service was very friendly, and the food served pretty quickly. Everything was very good and spiced to our (medium) palate.

Massey's is a high-quality Indian restaurant that recently relocated from Downtown London to near…read morethe West Five area of town. The new location in West Five is excellent, with a modern, luxury hotel like, and clean interior that greets you as you walk in. The staff and service are always friendly and the food comes out fresh, hot and quick. I also appreciate their gesture in giving their customers hot towels as they wrap up their meals. This restaurant is especially known for their onion bhaji appetizer, I agree with the other reviews in that it is a must-get when here. My favourite dish, meanwhile, is their butter chicken here - you can't go wrong with it here. The sauce is very flavourful and adds a lot to the butter chicken. Be sure to make a reservation if coming here during peak hours and especially on weekends/holidays - you will have to wait for a long time otherwise, as the restaurant is not the largest in terms of size. Other than that, this is my go-to Indian restaurant in town, and I think it's pretty close to what you might expect from GTA Indian food. 5/5 will do.

we have eaten here 3 times. The restaurant is lovely but a…read morebit dark. Lucky I had my cell phone flashlight to read the menu. The food is very good. The service staff are excellent and the seating comfortable with sufficient space between tables. we ordered Noodles & Satay. both were VG but ask the server to ensure the chicken satay is NOT well done as it will be too dry. Enjoy !

On our way to Niagara Falls and stopped here for lunch. First impression were wonderful, the…read morerestaurant was clean and nicely decorated with a fun little bar. The service was excellent and the food came out very quick. We had the Crispy WonTons and they were delicious, filled with chicken. So good for entrees we ordered chicken Pad Thai, Yellow Curry chicken, shrimp Thai Basil and cashew chicken. We ate them family style to try everything it was delicious

Absolutely horrible service! The guy in the front was super rude and ignorant! Their butter chicken…read morewas more like butter soup! They don't care about their customers so that should tell you what they feel about their food! I'm only leaving one star because I have to in order to leave a review. Two thumbs so far down Boooooo not good! Order anywhere but here! Oh and by the way the butter chicken had maybe four to eight pieces of chicken in it that was it! Don't waste your time or money!

We were in London for a few days and decided to check this place out…read more It's quite a small restaurant, with booths for seating. We were seated as soon as we arrived and they were already busy although it was only around 6pm on a Sunday evening. The waitress seemed a little overwhelmed, but she was very friendly and didn't keep us waiting for too long. We ordered a bottle of white wine, but were told they only had one bottle that was cold and it already had some out of it lol. She ended up giving us 2 glasses of wine as well as the bottle with only a tiny bit out of it for the same price though. We ordered onion bhajia, paneer butter masala, lamb vindaloo (they were out of lamb, so we got chicken instead), peas pulao and garlic naan. I can't say enough about how good the food was!!! We've had Indian food in many different countries and this was honestly among the best we've had. It was so delicious! The spice was just right, the food was piping hot and everything was plentiful. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this restaurant and we will most definitely be going back when we're in London again. To top it all off, the prices are very reasonable!

Went there as I am still looking for good Chinese food takeout. This one seems clean and nice. (No…read moremore lunch deals I could see.) However, I asked for the hung pow lunch which cost me more than I thought it would and when I got home to enjoy this "careful spicy" lunch, there was NO spicy taste. It was nothing. I could taste a bit of the cooked vegies and a few peanuts but no spice whatsoever. What is the point of Kung Pow if there is no spice? The chicken balls were pretty good though...

Well we have been patrons of this Little Place for 15 years ! The previous owner was all about the…read morefood and the service ! We were never disappointed ! Sad to say ! The current owners have taken a good thing and are slowly ruining it , just like most new owners , My takeout has been short twice on food , and the the new owner has clearly change some of the food as it is no longer good ! Egg rolls and different , taste funny and soggy ! chicken balls are no better ! So after 15 years ! I must say so long I will not pay good money for half of my takeout orders , and pay for sub standard items . When the rest of the customers leave the New owner will probably blame the economy ! etc . Rita never would have let this Happen !! No longer will we drive the 1/2 hour one way . not worth it !!