This is a fairly new south Indian spot, in Scarborough, which is all vegetarian. It is a large…read morefranchise in India. We finally have a location in Toronto ! Located on the corner of Sheppard and Brimley road. The food was delicious and fairly priced. The staff are very friendly and make sure you have everything you need. The owner made his way and introduced himself. He explained the menu and the upcoming plans. He was genuine and took pride in his restaurant. He ensured we had everything we needed. Look out for the new lunch menu this Family Day weekend. He also asked to make reservations as there is limited seating. I will definitely be returning !

Desi Mane is a new kid on the block! On the weekends they offered a veggie buffet served in banana…read moreleaf. The owner shared that they serve over hundreds of patron each weekend! Each week fresh banana leafs are shipped to Canada. During dinner, regular menu items are available for order! The staff was kind enough to accommodate my allergies. It was a South Indian meal made in heaven. Their sambar was heavenly! I have a feeling the secret ingredient is tears of angel. Coconut chutney is one of the freshest and best in the city! I am a big fan of their fluffy idly ($5.49). Plain dosa was crisp and flavourful ($6.99). Overall, I highly recommend Desi Mane for a satisfying meal.

When in Toronto the first place I go is here ! Everything is made fresh in a small open kitchen at…read morethe front of the house ! Everything is custom made for you. Roman handles the table service and the ambience is classic Toronto small and casual. The best in the city !

Curry twist is the best Indian restaurant in Toronto. Hands down!…read more We've been going to Curry Twist for years and because of covid we haven't been there in a while. We had dinner there tonight after a long time and it was another fabulous meal. Vegetable Samosas are so crispy and the tamarind and mint sauces were so good. We also had Goan fish curry and lamb madras with garlic naan. All made with fresh ingredients and delicious. For dessert we had gulab jamun. Service was excellent as always. We are happy to be able to have dinner at this wonderful restaurant again.

I ordered this for delivery, and while it was acceptable and edible, I likely will not be ordering…read moreit again.

The food is excellent however the place is small and cramped. When the door opens it can get really…read morecold. The service is okay. They need to take drink orders first and then return to take food orders. With so many options available in Oshawa I don't think we will return there

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.

DISCLAIMER: this is not a review of any of the food items, I see so far it has a 3 star review so…read moreplease read the other reviews according to what others ordered. I stumbled upon this place commuting home after the Toronto Tamagotchi Meetup, feeling chilly and wanting a warm drink and I want to give acknowledgement that this is THE ABSOLUTE BEST masala Chai I have ever had in the city!!! I've been trying other places for another good one but there is no compare, others are tasteless, watery but this place has a drink that is spicy, flavourful, and gives you a delicious kick in the mouth. If anything, this is what you should get.

Tried the Samosa Chaat and was blown away by the crispiness of the samosa even beneath all of that…read moresauce! There was so much sauce leftover that I even took it home so I can use it in another dish. The staff are super nice-- especially Parul, who went above and beyond to welcome me on my first visit. Will definitely recommend this place to others!

We used to dine in regularly here before but our last visit wasn't a good experience. We ordered…read moreShahi chicken korma, tandoori chicken and butter & garlic naans and the tandoori wasn't as good as it used to be. Very mild flavours, hardly any spices. The naans were quite chewy and were hard to tear apart. We let the staff know and they said they were made fresh and served us another batch as a compensation but still it tasted the same. The chicken curry was the only decent dish. The ambiance is just okay here, nothing fancy.

I really like the vegetable biracial and the paneer biracial, good portion size and reasonable…read moreprices, nice and clean restaurant, good service.

Bengali Sweets & Restaurant is an Indian food restaurant and sweet shop serving Indian mithai and…read morePunjabi sweets. They are known for dessert sweets, vegetable dishes, samosa, mithai, bengali sweets, milk sweets, Pakistani sweets, and catering Indian food. Jain & Swaminarayan (without Onion & Garlic on request) food available. With 3 locations in the GTA: Etobicoke, North York and Scarborough. Sweets * Bengali Rasgulla * Kalakand * Sandesh * Khoya Barfi * Milk Cake * Chenna Murki * Malai Chap Sandwhich * Dil Bahar * Chum Chum * Moti Pak * Rasgulla * Gajar Barfi * Gulab Jamun * Kaala Gulab Jamun * Plain Barfi * Fruit Barfi * Kashmiri Batti * Kaju Badam Barfi * Dhoda Barfi * Alsi Pinni * Basen Barfi * Coconut Barfi * Garm Gajrella * Amriti * Balu-shahi * Till Bhuga * Milk Peda * Malai Peda * Pink and white grapes chum-chum * Kaju Roll * Kaju Barfi * Panjiri * Jalabi * Moti Chur Laddo * Basen Laddo * Angoori Petha   Snacks * Small Size Samosa * Large Samosa * Paneer Pakora * Mix- Veg Pakora * Aloo Tikki * Bread Pakora * Badana * Namkeet Saviya * Namak Para * Namkeen Mathi * Phiki Mathi Food Items * Veg. Thali * Channa Bhatura * Halwa Puri * Kadi Chawal * Makki ki roti , Saag with Lassi * Aloo Puri * Pani Puri * Chat Papdi * Tikki Chat * Samosa Chat * Dahi Bhalla * Malai Kofta * Shahi Paneer * Mutter Paneer * Palak Paneer * Kadhai Paneer * Saag Paneer * Manchurian * Chili Cheese * Okra * Jeera Aaloo * Aaloo Gobi * Eggplant * Dal Makhani * Dal Tadka * Mix Vegetable * Kadhi Pakoda * Bhindi * Baigan Bartha * Naan * Roti * Rice Beverages * Masala Chai * Lassi * Mango Shake * Mango Lassi * Soft Drink * Bottled Water Daily Specials * Sunday : Halwa Puri - $7.50Monday : Rajmaa Chawal - $6.50Tuesday : Makki ki Roti with Saag - $7.50Wednesday : Aaloo Parantha - $4.99Thursday : Chana Bathura - $6.50Friday : Pav Bhaji - $6.50Saturday : Halwa Puri - $7.50

Love to eat food Nice and clean facility…read moreWe recommend everyone Test is great Fresh food

March 29, 2026 - first time trying Sri Lankan cuisine and my friend order recommended dishes…read more The first was Chicken 65. Ckcien that came with topped with onions, garnish, and coated in spices. The breading was a bit crunchy and the interior was soft and tender. A good blend of opposites when you bite into it. The next dish was dolphin kuthu. It was an interesting blend of several different things. Chopped roti, egg, mixed vege and chicken. Similar to the chicken, it was a mix of soft roti as a result of the sauce and the firmer vegetables and chicken. My friend ordered a bit spicy for me, but overall, the dish was really well made. The final dish was a mutton lamprais. It was a rice dish wrapped in a banana leaf. Each section was packed with something different- eggplant, shrimp, garlic etc. If you're looking to try a huge variety of different Sri Lankan food, this is what you would get. Overall I really enjoyed the variety as you can get something different in every bite. Ended with the Watalappam dessert, which is a coconut custard pudding. It was soft, smooth, creamy and not too sweet. You can really taste the coconut in the pudding.

The stand-outs at this restaurant were the customer service (all the servers were very nice,…read morefriendly, and food came out fast) and presentation of the dishes. Even though the food tasted delicious, most things were too spicy for me - but that's how you know it's authentic. Portion sizes were big - we took home a lot of it as take-out as we had a lot left over (you really get value for your bucks). 1) Seafood Kottu Roti, topped with Jaffna-style omelette - There was a good amount of seafood in the dish, although I found it way too spicy (compared to a much milder kottu roti that I had previously). I liked that it was topped with an omelette. 2) Crab Pittu Combo (pittu served with crab curry, fried fish, Jaffna-style omelette (with onions, garlic, curry leaves, turmeric, green chillies), pol (coconut) sambol, coconut milk sodhi) - There were a lot of ingredients and dishes in this combo! The pittu itself was very mild and dense - a good carb accompaniment to everything else. The crab was hard to eat as they didn't pre-crack any of the shells, and they didn't give a cracker to crack them open. I liked the Jaffna-style omelette and fish that came with this combo, in addition to the grated coconut crumbles that were part of the pittu. In addition to Sri Lankan dishes, there were South Indian and Hakka dishes as well on the menu. They offer take-out and delivery (saw lots of delivery drivers waiting for orders). We might go back to try some of the other dishes that we didn't get to try this time around (thanks to the extensive menu and large portion sizes).