Returned to dine-in! The inside of the restaurant is classy and has character, and it's bigger than…read moreit looks from the outside or when you first walk in. This time I had the Methi Malai Matar and a Sundried Tomato Olive Naan, and Masala Chaas to drink. My mom had the Paneer Butter Masala and a Garlic Naan, and we ordered the Fire Chicken to take back for my dad. The food was once again very good. The methi malai matar was flavourful without being very hot/spicy and the peas tasted very fresh! I ended up eating a lot of the gravy of my mom's butter paneer too - I started with just a taste, but then she had a lot left over at the end and I couldn't help but finish it. The gravy was nice and tangy, with a pleasant, rich mouthfeel. My mom ordered this she asked the waitress for the mildest paneer dish on the menu (we weren't given the option to specify spice level, but we didn't try, so if you need to, it could still be worth asking), but it still had a bit more of a bite than my dish, which I would have described as relatively mild but not spiceless. She was still able to handle it fine - her spice preference is low but not zero - it was just spicy to her. I didn't try the fire chicken but my dad spoke very highly of it and it smelled amazing. He also said, as you would expect, that it was quite spicy. My mom and I agreed the naans were just amazing. I think she said it was probably the best she'd had and for me there's been too many good ones to say for sure, but it was definitely a contender, and I remember last time we were all also in awe of the bread. They get it perfectly crispy without sacrificing softness. I also really liked the sundried tomato and olive flavour which I haven't seen before at other restaurants, and it complimented both of our entrees well. My masala chaas was really good too - it was a little spicy but still went down very smoothly and was a refreshing compliment to my meal. Even though it did have a little kick, it would still temper the heat well if you ordered a really spicy dish. I do wish they had metal or at least paper straws instead of plastic - (they're pretty much standard in Vancouver now, so I'm a little spoiled) - I would skip the straw where possible but I ended up needing it here to get all the froth, and I didn't think to bring my own. The staff was very polite, but not as attentive as we really needed. When we ordered our meals, we told our waitress we were going to place a takeout order later, but she disappeared after bringing our food and never came back to check on us, so we had to get the attention of another waitress to order the takeout when we were about halfway done eating. It was ready before we were done though, which seemed quick. We also never had our waters refilled. I think the prices are okay for the quality. The naans are big and the mains are reasonably-sized. For me, an entire naan and an entire entree (plus the chaas) was a filling but not heavy meal, so there's room to add appetizers if you have bigger appetites and/or want to go all out. One thing that is puzzling to me is that their online menu and takeout menu is significantly cheaper than what you pay to dine-in. On the online menu, you can choose the size of the entrees, and they're all cheaper than the price on the menu in the actual restaurant, but my "small" from last time was about the same as the dine-in portion, and if you order online, a small Methi Malai Matar is $11.5, but the dine-in price was $19.5. It's worth paying the extra few dollars for the dine-in experience in my view, but this is a huge difference and they should make their menus consistent across web and physical. The takeout is definitely the way to go if you want a high-quality meal for a lower price.

We were staying nearby. We are from Philadelphia but my wife is Mumbai born. So we were definitely…read moresampling the local Desi joints. She got Malai chicken and Pav Bhaji to bring back to the hotel. We are here to report that the Malai chicken was quite good. It was flavorful and tender. We are also here to report that the Pav Bhaji was a complete miss. When she opened it up, she said out loud that she could tell it would not meet her standards. When she took a bite, she physically grimaced and shook her head no. The flavor profile and texture was completely off to her. The roll was not buttery at all. The Bhaji was way too much tomato and way too much spice. I took o e bite and regretted it immediately. And I have some spice tolerance. But it was definitely not close to what we know as good Pav Bhaji. One out of two will have to do.

I and my family were regular customers at Bombay Palace located downtown Toronto on Jarvis St…read more since the 1980's. I have not been at an Indian restaurant better than Bombay Palace. Delicious food, great service and always clean. I have been to the Brampton location for food and attending receptions. It should be your first choice if you are looking for a Banquet Hall. Manpreet and Mandeep are gracious and helpful hosts. I am a satisfied customer since 1987.

Stopped in for the lunch buffet while in the area for work. The restaurant was sparsely seated…read moreduring the early afternoon and so the service was very good. Table settings and atmosphere are IMHO nicer than Tandoori Flame with nice table linens etc. the buffet itself was very good with meaty curries, vindaloos, and such. Naan bread was served fresh to the table in a basket. All in all a very nice lunch and I would recommend.

My friend and I ordered: - masala chicken crepe…read more- masala mushroom benny We went during the weekend so it was super packed when we got there and with a reso there was still a bit of waiting. My friend and I were excited to try this place as the menu was enticing and had lots of dishes we wanted to try. The dishes that we got were very yummy, I liked the mushroom benny because it was a good portion, the wait was not that long for it and it was delicious. Good amount of seasoning! My friend also thought her chicken crepe was good as well. Since they were busy, we were kindly reminded by the staff about the seating limit which we understood. I would for sure come back here to try their other dishes!

I had The Kettle bookmarked on my must visit spots for some time and finally visited on a Sunday…read moremorning. It was empty upon our arrival at 11am but was packed by the time we left. We ordered the Spiced Bone Marrow Uttapam and Masala Lamb Crepe. I was very confused to discover that the base of these two items was the same despite one being called an uttapam and the other a crepe. I was splitting with someone else and we would've preferred to try more things! I did like the Spiced Bone Marrow Uttapam but by the time I had the Masala Lamb Crepe, everything tasted very repetitive. Service wasn't notably bad or good. All in all, The Kettle was nice to try but I would not go out of my way to visit again.

Super friendly service, operated by a family (husband, wife, and the young kids helps out on the…read moreweekend). The wife is a darling, so friendly. Momos are good. Butter chicken is more tart than sweet, and the paratha is oddly more flakey than I'm used to. Overall, good portion for 2 people. They offer papadum with mint chutney and tamarind as a starter for free which was a nice touch. Soon to be a new brand with Thai cuisine included. Space is huge and certainly can hold a lot of people.

Gods was pretty good. I ordered the shrimp curry and it was fresh, and the gravy was thick, and…read morecreamy. All of our dishes could not be fresher. The room looked very old in a good way, with wooden beams, and intricate decor, it was absolutely lovely! The staff were so talented. The waiter was able to get our order for apps, mains and dessert without writing it down, and it came out right from start to finish. We were thoroughly impressed! All of the dishes we tried today were really delicious, flavourful, and pipping hot when they came out! We can't wait to come back to try the rest of the Menu.

We had a great time having a full three course lunch here. Drink, starters, mains. The food is…read moremouth wateringly tasty! Sizzler fish, House special chicken and lime soup, Mangalorean Coconut chicken curry, and butter roti. Just truly special food. The restaurant is beautifully decorated, kind of grand looking, but also not over-done. The staff is helpful, and nice. Overall a really nice experience.

One of the better and more trusted Indian restaurants near Toronto…read more Food was above average, our waitress was super good, took some time for food to arrive. Will return.

Karahi Boys! First…read moretime visiting this restaurant and boy were we taken away. The food here is phenomenal, my family left here with a full belly and smiles on our faces. The service was helpful at explaining all the different types of dishes and even recommended a bunch of things for us to try! The food was a bit pricey though with 5 of us costing over $300. Would try again but on a special occasion! 4/5

November 25, 2025 - We (7) split the chicken karahi family platter (which came with a chicken…read morekarahi of choice (Potohari Chicken Karahi), rice, BBQ, 2 naan, salad, raita), a family naan, and a lentil dish. The portions were huge and all the food was really good. As per usually curry, the sauce was quite heavy, but this isn't really a complaint, just a general observation. There were several veges (red onions, cucumber, tomato, lettuce) on the side to offset the thickness of the curry. The karahi also had a little kick to it as there were jalapenos in in the curry, but nothing too strong if you don't want, as you can easily remove the jalapenos. The naan were very thick and chewy. It could easily be used to scoop up the additional curry sauce. The lentils were good too. It was made in a thick sauce. No complaints with the food here.

Nice interior, good service. Food... just about average!…read more We had the mixed grill. The quality and taste definitely has scope to improve. Our server was nice, checking frequently if we needed anything and if we liked the food. Parking is convenient in the plaza/shop front.

We had a lamb and vegetable biriyani. Food was flavourful and not too hot and the taste of spices…read morecame through. The ambience though is average. Considering the restaurant opened recently, my chair was rickety and the table was not too stable - a case of cheaping out a bit on furniture. Lighting levels ( especially at the central tables where there are no overhead lights) was very low and to read the menu was quite a task. There is a fine line between sophisticated low lighting and just low lighting.

I have been to one other location of Karahi Boys, so I was expecting the quality to be good…read more However, I was quite disappointed by this dinner. We saw that the chicken was raw and still had blood inside. The chicken was clearly not cooked properly. When we showed this to the waitress, she insisted that the chicken was pink because of the seasoning. On the bright side, they did cook extra chicken for us due to this complaint, but we still had to check the chicken to make sure it was cooked properly. I would not recommend coming here.

We came here on Friday after reading the wonderful reviews on Google and realized most of the good…read morereviews on googles are solicitated or forced. Appetite - KBoys Lahori Fish $16.49 Score 2/5 The fish was very dry and not taste like fish, the onion at the bottom was fresh and nice, so added 1 point for the onion. Main - Potohari Goat Karahi $44.99 Score 4/5 This is the most delicious dish for the night, the meat is tender and full of flavors, but overpriced, with $44.99 only half volume Bread - Family Naan $8.49 added $2.49 for butter and garlic Score 3/5 The Naan is not hot, texture is hard, no softness inside, more like cookie texture. paid extra for butter and garlic, but no butter or garlic taste. Sweets - Khoya Kheer $9.99 Score 1/5 It is super small volume and doesn't look like the menu picture, it is supposed to have pistachios and almonds on top, but no sign of pistachios or almonds. it is not fresh, and very code, probably stored in fridge for at least a couple of days. At the end, we had to ask for the bill three times until the waitress brought us a Google review sign and helping us how to post good reviews for their business. We felt very uncomfortable, and had to tell her that we would do it later. Overall, due to the uncomfortable experience, we won't go back to this location. Hope the business owner understand good reviews should be given spontaneously with the good experience. The current practice is only making customers uncomfortable, and stopping customers from going back.