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What are your favourite restaurants for Indian Cuisine?
How about best for those on a budget?
How about best for those on a budget?
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Favourite Indian Restaurants
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Tron
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Tandoori Flame (Brampton) - Dixie Road @ Orenda Road
It's buffet style and has a huge selection of foods. $15 gets you well fed.
It's buffet style and has a huge selection of foods. $15 gets you well fed.
Hipster Duck
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Lahore on Gerrard in LI.
This is probably the best food you can get from an establishment where they serve food on styrofoam plates inside a bunch of heated trailers lit with decorative Christmas lights.
This is probably the best food you can get from an establishment where they serve food on styrofoam plates inside a bunch of heated trailers lit with decorative Christmas lights.
VoiceofReality
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This discussion should definitely include 'Lahore Tikka' on Gerrard (notwithstanding the fact that technically it's not Indian but Pakistani food). No south asian Toronto experience is complete without checking this institution out...
BUGEYEDBRIT
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Biryani House that was on Roy Sq, now on Hayden ?
ganjavih
Senior Member
The Host in Yorkville. Best chicken tikka I've ever had.
JasonParis
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Debu Saha's Biryani House on Wellesley, just east of Yonge, is my personal fave.
I keep hearing about Brampton's Tandoori Flame. I must check it out soon!
Also, tried the buffet at Siddharta on Gerrard the other night and was pretty impressed.
I keep hearing about Brampton's Tandoori Flame. I must check it out soon!
Also, tried the buffet at Siddharta on Gerrard the other night and was pretty impressed.
mikeUrban
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Brar's Sweets
Mississauga, ON, 755 Dundas St W
Great Vegetarian buffet and a good price.
Mississauga, ON, 755 Dundas St W
Great Vegetarian buffet and a good price.
Mustapha
Senior Member
Nataraj on the north side of Bloor just east of Brunswick.
2 dishes and a starch - nan or rice - 2 pops and a decent tip about $40 all in.
2 dishes and a starch - nan or rice - 2 pops and a decent tip about $40 all in.
urbandreamer
recession proof
^Mt Everest across the street is good as well, their lunch special is good. Not the best, but it satisfies my Indian cravings (btw, anyone here try Gits "instant" Indian food? For $2 or less (in grocery stores), you get a decent Indian food experience.)
There's also a place at Bathurst and St Clair that is good--name escapes me, in the base of the Clairhurst medical building.
There's also a place at Bathurst and St Clair that is good--name escapes me, in the base of the Clairhurst medical building.
Roy G Biv
Senior Member
Rashnaa's on Wellesley, east of Parliament is a gem.
299 bloor call control.
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Probably one of my favourite Indian lunch buffets is Little India on Queen, at St. Patrick. The best along that strip, that's for sure, and the price is great - $10.95.
kEiThZ
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My fave is Tiffin - 80 Ellesmere Road.
I haven't found too many places yet that are as good for Chaat.
I haven't found too many places yet that are as good for Chaat.
Towered
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I can vouch for the earlier suggestions of Lahore Tikka House on Gerrard. It's cheap, really good, and the servings are enormous.
I recently tried the lunch buffet at Little India on Queen, and it was quite good, and at that price you can't go wrong.
Some good ones that nobody has mentioned yet:
Jodhpure Club in Baldwin village, Bombay Palace at Jarvis and Adelaide (though pricey) and Chutney's at Bloor at Montgomery, which might be my favourite.
I've also heard that Dhaba at King and Peter is excellent, though fancier (ie expensive) but I haven't been there yet.
I recently tried the lunch buffet at Little India on Queen, and it was quite good, and at that price you can't go wrong.
Some good ones that nobody has mentioned yet:
Jodhpure Club in Baldwin village, Bombay Palace at Jarvis and Adelaide (though pricey) and Chutney's at Bloor at Montgomery, which might be my favourite.
I've also heard that Dhaba at King and Peter is excellent, though fancier (ie expensive) but I haven't been there yet.
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jenny_zhang
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I'd like to vouch for "Little India" restaurant, very good food, and not too expensive either. Although I wouldn't mind paying more money for a really high quality restaurant with all the bells and whistles since I like Indian food very much. Seems like every ten minutes I drive past a Caribbean or Muslim eatery but can never find an Indian one....
I've heard very good things about one called "Amaya", don't know what it is though.
I've heard very good things about one called "Amaya", don't know what it is though.