This was our first visit to this restaurant, it seems to be family run business with very welcoming…read moreand friendly staff. The restaurant is clean with the tables preset with menus, napkins and pitchers of water with cups in a tray Before visiting I called to confirm that their dosa was gluten free - the chef confirmed. We ordered masala chai, absolutely delicious, fragrant, rich and sweet, perfect on a cool day. Also ordered a side of plain Vadai (5pieces) - perfect texture. Mysore Masala dosa and venpogal weekend special that came with a plain dosa. Both dosas were crispy yet bendy and the flavour was amazing. The curries/ chutneys were flavourful with the right amount of spice/ heat for our taste. I also ordered the payasam for dessert, this is also gluten-free, made with rice noodles. The payasam had golden raisins and slivers of nuts with the perfect amount of sweetness. This spot is affordable and the portions are satisfying. We will definitely visit again when in the area. Side note: I recommend checking with the South Indian restaurants first if you have allergies as we went to another in the same neighbourhood only to learn that they mix AP flour into their dosa and appam

Mutton Murtabak was decent. It had a tasty & generous mutton stuffing of decent meat quality…read more(shreds not mince). The dough was a little thick though. It came with sambar gravy which was decent. Chicken briyani was so so. It could be moister & more flavourful. It could have more chicken though.  Nanari sarbath (golden sarsaparilla drink) was excellent - cold, concentrated, both tart & sour, with a good added dimension. The lemon juice was pretty good, though not cold enough.

I visit Aafrien Indian Restaurant often with a friend, and we've never had a negative experience…read more The food is consistently excellent, and they offer a wine selection -- not something every Indian restaurant provides. The décor is clean and contemporary, and service is friendly. We'll definitely be back.

The food quality here is absolutely outstanding. The prawns were enormous. The curries were so…read moreflavorful. Paneer fingers are a unique take on mozzarella sticks! I highly recommend the Chicken 65. So good.

This is a review for delivery…read more At My Roti Place, the filling of their veggie samosas ($5.95 for two) is even more reminiscent of spring: the potatoes are mashed and mixed with peas and other vegetables to create an airy light bite. Meanwhile, the wrapper is still a thicker variety that soaks in the oil - it would be great if these were drained a bit longer - so it's not necessarily fully summer friendly. Since it was my first visit, a classic roti seemed like a smart start, the shell is super thin and slightly chewy so that it helps hold together the thick saucy filling but melts away as you're eating. These are a knife and fork eat as the saag paneer roti ($11.95) incorporated huge chunks of the soft Indian cheese and plenty of thick green spinach sauce that just tingles the tongue at the medium spice level - I think I can advance a step in my next order. While the spinach-based roti was tasty, the mom's classic curry was even better and will become my go-to sauce mixed with any protein - a safe combination is pairing it with chicken ($12.95). My Roti Place doesn't skimp on the meat as there were large pieces of chicken breast scattered throughout. I do need to figure out how to best re-heat the roti the next day. The go-to toaster oven method was decent and created a bit of crunch around the taller edges, but the centre was still so mushy. Maybe I'll toast it in a frying pan next time to develop a crust on all sides. The dinner arrived with complimentary fried chip rings (savoury with a hint of spice) and dessert. Normally, I've shy away from gulab jamun as they are too sugary for my liking. My Roti Place's version is a perfect balanced ending - I can best describe it as an old fashion plain Timbit soaked in a sweet thin sauce, you'd associate with crème caramel. It's absolutely delicious.

This location is actually a combination My Roti Place/My Dosa Place, and although we're big roti…read morefans, we figured it was a good night to try something new and order a dosa. We decided to start with That Veggie Samosa ("Quintessential Indian savory pastry, potato and peas stuffing") and they were delicious. The crispy pastry shell was the perfect vehicle for a very flavorful interior, while the two included sauces really kicked the whole thing up several notches. For our main, we decided to try the Chicken Tikka Dosa ("Stuffing of white meat chicken, bell peppers, and onions"), which comes with "two Cold Chutneys, Coconut and Tomato, and Sambhar Lentil Soup." It's good, but the food definitely suffered in the journey from the restaurant to our apartment. It turns out dosas don't really travel all that well, as it became kind of hard around the edges and soggy in the middle. However, the chicken tikka inside was really, really tasty, and the accompanying soup was just as delicious. I probably wouldn't ever order a dosa for delivery again, especially when the roti/rice option is right there.

Amazing service and good food! They hosted a group of us in a private room and the food was…read morereasonably priced!

This is a family indian restaurant. Very simple and you could tell that it is family operated…read more The owner works at the front. The restaurant is very simple and there is nothing outstanding about it. Some would say this place is unkempt but that's because the owner is himself just a small operator trying to make a living for his family. This is not an easy restaurant to find. It's pretty much in an old strip of the danforth. I ordered the chicken biryani and mango lassi. The chicken biriyani was for 5.99 which is an amazing price for those craving indian food but at a tight budget. the mango lassi was pretty good too. For those that can't take spicy, get the lassi as well for $2. Don't forget to get their naan too. They are freshly oven baked and they are amazing. If I am in the area and I am looking for indian food, I'd drop by.

Pretty good spot for home style (Bangladeshi) chinese food. The service is nice, place is quite…read morecozy and the food is delicious so what else do you need! I really like their fried rice - very light on spices and oil but tastes better than many local chinese spots. I do find the food a little on the pricier side in terms of quantity but I guess the taste makes up for it.

One of the worst food I ever eaten in my life, the mutton kacchi was horrible the price and portion…read morenot worth it at all, it's a nice looking place, but food is terrible, it tasted bland the mutton rezala no spice to it, service was good, the waitress even made suggestions to save money but I did not like the food, it tasted bland to me to be honest, ambiance was nice, clean place, but yeah their price is way too high for what they give they're playing cheaping business, I still felt hungry after this meal, but my wallet is empty,

Massive menu that it was a bit hard to go through and decide what I even wanted!…read more Came on a weeknight evening and surprisingly only had 3 other tables in the restaurant. There was only one server at the time when I went in. Food was good and portions were huge, great for sharing. I got: Chicken biryani (serves 2) 4/5 - This was in massive portions with a mountain of rice and full chicken legs hidden throughout. It was topped with an egg sliced in half, some sauced chicken breast pieces and raw onion. I thought that there wasn't enough raw onion for the ratio of the rice. Also came with a yogurt sauce to help with the spice. Overall, very flavourful, delicious and great for sharing. Butter chicken with garlic naan 5/5 - Thought this was delicious, creamy, tomatoey, and had the perfect amount of spice. Garlic naan was already crispy and paired well with the butter chicken. I devoured this one and wanted more. Overall, a solid place for dinner or lunch. Portions are huge, especially if it's the biryani. Be prepared to pack your food to go since portions are large.

Charminar is more like 5-minar. When I first arrived, I didn't have high expectations because of…read moreits appearance, but as they say, don't judge a book by its cover. I took my seat and ordered some food. Here's what we had: - Tandoori - 7/10: The taste was fine, but I deducted 3 points because it seemed like the tandoori was fried. - Mutton Roast - 10/10: The mutton was soft and incredibly flavorful. - Hyderabadi Chicken - 10/10: Spicy and flavorful, it was delicious. The spice level is intense, but enjoyable. - Amravati Chicken - 10/10: My first time trying this dish, and it was great. It was slightly sweeter than the Hyderabadi Chicken. - Malai Kofta - 10/10: Paired with naan, this was my favorite. Highly recommended for vegetarians. To end our delicious dinner, we had: - Mango Blast - 10/10 - Rasmalai - 10/10 I've already pinned this place to come back soon. Shoutout to Savni, our server, who was great!

This place gives a decent portion for the price. It tasted alright and the service was good.read more

Great place when we are craving curry and roti! We usually order ahead through Uber eats. We like…read moregetting the classic chicken curry and the butter chicken. The samosas are quite big too. Two rotis are enough to feed the two of us for lunch and dinner!

Came here for lunch on a Sunday and it wasn't too busy! Servers were pretty attentive; it's also a…read moremedium sized space, and you're not sitting elbow to elbow with strangers. The food was very tasty and was served in good portion sizes! For a party of 9, we ordered puri, kebab, biryani, Nihari, and other items, which totalled to about $160 after tax -- so prices are great too! Would definitely consider coming back here again!

Super tasty food. We have ordered from Zam Zam Tikka and Kabab MANY times and it is always…read moredelicious. Highly recommend.