This place is close to the office and was recommended by a colleague. The problem is that they…read moredon't open until 12:30pm and timing was never right to come here, until today. I arrived at 1pm. The plaza this place is located in is pretty bad and the parking lot could use some serious TLC. Once you enter the restaurant area it's not that bad, although the dining area is quite cramped. The kitchen and takeout area is in the back. I took a seat and was given a menu and a pitcher of water. There were metal cups on the table already. I went with the mint tikka chicken and an order of naan. Shortly after the waitress brought some condiments. One plate was sliced red onions, pickled carrots with cardamom and finely shredded daikon. The second plate had three 3 sauces, a red pepper sauce, yoghurt sauce, and a green chilli sauce. These were all great accompaniments to my meal. The chicken was served on a hot plate wth a bed of onions and the portion was quite large. The pieces of chicken breast had a great green colour and you could tell the chicken had been marinated for some time. It was great, the chicken was moist and great with the sauces and condiments provided. The naan was served piping hot, so light and not oily. I really enjoyed this meal and will definitely come back when I can.

Having been in Ontario for about 6 months now, the one thing that I have been made familiar of by…read moreonline videos, articles and casual conversations with acquaintainces who have been around for years over here is that Brampton is THE place for Punjabi food. With this in mind and being the glutton I am, I made it a point to book my second Covid vaccination appointment in a center at Brampton despite it being a fair distance away. The thought was that if I had to make the drive all the way there, I might as well get something important done as well. I searched reviews on the internet and finally zeroed in on King Tandoori to be the place that would grant me the life changing culinary experience that I was seeking. When we finally made it to Brampton, my expectations were sky high and then we entered this place. Obscure Punjabi music I had never heard before. Check. Slightly dingy environment. Check. Punjabi staff and patrons. Check. This was all beginning to look like it would be a fantastic & authentic experience. I went ahead and ordered the standard 3 items that have always held a special place in my heart..and added a few inches to my waist line over the years - Butter Chicken, Tandoori chicken and Butter Naan. When the sizzling tandoori chicken arrived, I was really excited and then with great anticipation, I tasted it aaand.......to my utter disappintment, it was not seasoned properly !! Surely, this could not be right, I thought and checked in with my wife who said the same thing. The butter chicken arrived and that wasn't great either. Extremely mild and lacking the spices I am used to. The butter naans were good though but then who messes that up. The underwhelming experience really spoilt my mood but there were a few positives. The service was excellent and the rasmalai we had at the end was good too. I am sure this was't the best that Brampton has to offer so I am hoping I choose a better restaurant the next time. As for this place, I might not be back again.

I liked that the restaurant looked new and clean…read more Despite that it was not very busy when we went on a Sunday evening, the service was still incredibly slow. While we were ordering up front, she kept walking away to do other stuff and then coming back. She did this about three times while we were triyng to order our food. We waited about 40 minutes for our food. Even for our masala chai, which they said was already pre-made, took forever to come even though we specified that we wanted it right away instead of at the end of the meal. We ordered dosas and a couple other appetizers, which were all alright in terms of taste. I'm not sure that I would come back, mostly due to the incredibly slow service.

You can't go wrong with the buffet pricing here. Highly recommend going with this option rather…read morethan single orders. Normally you would be spending a lot more elsewhere. You get such a variety of both South Indian and Hakka food. What a great combo! For south Asian cuisine, you get a lot of diverse food items for such good value. The spice level is also very mild so it's great for everyone. Plenty of parking and it's close to the highway. Such a great chain and you'll definitely want it out for your next group experience. Multiple locations across the GTA as well!

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.

Came by to get takeout and we enjoyed it. We got two curries and bread basket and also the assorted…read moreapp. Pro tip, save 10% by ordering online. Service was great, washroom was clean. Can't really judge ambience because we did takeout. Was happy we gave them a try.

I can't believe it's been 8 years since I first wrote my review for Zeera! It's still one of my…read morefavourite restaurants and the quality of food is just as good now as it was back then. I haven't had a chance to get to Zeera during the pandemic and I have missed it terribly so tonight I hopped onto Uber Eats and placed an order! I opted for some oldies but goodies and a couple of dishes I hadn't tried before. The bread basket is definitely a must have. All of their naan is delicious and I can never choose just one kind. Why not get an assortment? The other staple I ordered was Aloo Gobi. Perfectly seasoned and perfectly cooked, as always. The dishes I hadn't tried before at Zeera were their chicken biryani and paneer korma. Both dishes were incredible and I will definitely order them again. I've had saag paneer countless times but I've never heard of paneer korma. I love korma so how could I go wrong? A definite winner! (I made my own Raita though.) When you compare price to serving sizes, it's one of the more expensive restaurants I go to but when I'm in the mood for Indian cuisine, Zeera is my go-to!

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.

Nice experience. food was good customer service is nice enjoy Indian cuisine at this restaurantread more

The staff was very professional and courtesy. Order was made right and fast. I was offered…read moresuggestions and tastings. I really like this location.

This is the best Indian food in Durham hands down! The must try's for me would be the garlic naan,…read morecucumber raita & chicken madras.

We love Indian food and usually have take out but we had time and wanted to dine in. This place is…read moreIndian with Hakka food so we gave it a try. Seating is ample, and it had a nice atmosphere but the mix of pop music with Indian music was a bit strange. Service was nice but it took a long time to get our food, but once the dishes were delivered they were presented nicely and had amazing taste. The spice level was higher than what "mild" is typically but I loved it and so did our kids. We just needed more water to tone down the heat. Great food - with slow service but it is worth the wait.

This place is absolutely incredible. I can't wait to go back and get more. A solid spot -- even the…read moreguy in line told me it's the best kebab around, and I believe him. The flavours are bold and satisfying, and the clientele themselves are proof of its authenticity. Its longevity says it all -- consistent food and genuine service that's clearly kept the community coming back for years.

One big miss about this restaurant is their poor service. Ordering takes a really long time, and…read morethe counter is not always manned. The people by the counter also always get sidetracked and distracted. In the middle of placing orders, they allow themselves to be interrupted by other customers or phone calls. They should at least finish attending to a customer start to finish before moving on to the next one. Another bad thing is that once any dish or food is finished and ready to be served, the lady will just shout across the dining area announcing that the dish is ready to be picked up. At least their food prices are reasonable and maybe even a little less than average. Our order of 2 dishes, plus an appetizer of veggie pakora, and a dessert of rasmali just amounted to around low to mid $30. Their butter chicken is different than the typical one you get from Indian restaurants. It still has some bone in it, and the gravy is made sweet. I still did like how the butter chicken tasted, but that is just my personal preference. I only found it too inconvenient to eat with some naan because of it still having the chicken bone.