Awesome day-long shisha spot on the Danforth. It's the only place I can rely on to be open early as…read moresome days I like to chill with friends when I'm off. Sadly they don't serve their delicious good anymore but the hookah pipes are clean and flavours are great. They recently renovated too and there is a lot of seating.

For whatever reason, this unassuming little place has the best biryani I've had so far in this…read morecity. You will wait a little while for it but that means the food is real. Funny I first stumbled into it a year ago thinking it was a chinese hot pot place due to the name. Ah who cares, it's great.

Chachu's has been popping up all over the province and is now on the Danforth. Its base offering…read moreis Pakistani, and it packages everything in quick ready-to-go wrappings or containers. This location has tables to sit around 8 people if you want to stay and enjoy the food piping hot. Stopped by to try their chicken paratha roll and chat masala fries. Told them it was my first time at any Chachu's and they asked if I wanted to combine different things. Score an additional star for amazing customer service! So in the paratha roll, I got both chicken tikka and tandoori chicken, and the chat masala fries came with spicy garlic mayo. The food was pretty good. I loved the chewiness of the paratha roll. Thought the chicken was a bit dry but the flavours (especially the tikka) were tasty. The fries were piping hot and seasoned well, and the garlic mayo could be spicier but balanced things out well. Prices were reasonable. Service was quick and friendly. Chachus is simple, quick, and reasonably priced. Can see why they've expanded so much in just a year, and would recommend stopping by one of their 8 locations if you want a Pakistani fusion treat.

Very nice local place that just opened. Met the owner Masjid who takes a lot of passion in what he…read moredoes. We got chicken tikka over fries and tried the beef and paneer roll. The paneer roll was so good! I would 100% order from here again. Recommended

Pastable is a food stall focusing on bowls of fusion pasta. The main components are one pasta, one…read moreprotein, one sauce, and three toppings. Everything is 100% halal. This is their second location, in a build with 3 other food vendors. It is mostly a takeout restaurant. There is a small counter where you could stand and eat. There are six set combinations. Or you can build your own pasta (BYOP) combo. On the soft-opening day (2025-01-20), they were offering an opening special of Mac N Cheese with BBQ Chicken sample and a drink for only $6.99. I ordered the following: 1. BYOP: Garlic Shrimp, penne, rose sauce, broccoli, black olives, mushrooms. It automatically comes with sliced green peppers and chopped parsley. 2. Opening Special ($6.99) x 2. For the BYOP, they didn't warn me it was medium spicy. I can handle it with a cold drink! The shrimp and penne were perfectly cooked. I loved the rose sauce. My choices of broccoli,  black olives, and mushrooms worked well together and with the base. The Opening Special was delicious; the Mac n Cheese part and BBQ Chicken were really good! Unfortunately, the BBQ was mildly spicy, and my son didn't like it; more for me! The customer service was good. It took them a long time to prepare the food (there were many orders prior to mine). But it was opening day, so hopefully, they will speed up their cooking. There is no free WiFi. The food stall is wheelchair accessible, but there is no door-open button. There are no customer washrooms. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2025-014

I just wanna say just go to Pastable and try it by yourself…read more Toronto's best pasta. The price, the service, the flavour and of course the side effect which makes you go back again and again and again and again....................

The fries were so salty Got two pieces of chicken in my…read moreloaded fries The Mac n cheese taste like boxed The milkshake the m&m were all in the bottom But service was great And the ambiance was nice and clean This place was expensive everything in the photo was $28

Always hits the spot for spicy chicken sandwiches. Many spice levels to choose from. There is a lot…read moremore seating on the second floor.

Comfort food at its no frills chowdown finest. Stopped by for dinner and got:…read more- Triple Threat Mac: Ooey gooey mac and cheese with chunks of beef, chicken and shrimp. While I would have liked a bit more protein, amount was reasonable. And the cheesiness was sublime. - Bobby's Smash Burger Combo: Burger was like an elevated big mac in taste. Liked how the side could be wings or shrimp instead of just fries. Went with the shrimp and got it costed with lemon garlic, and it was crunchy tasty. Food is halal. Lots of people taking out while we were there, but there's a dine-in area and a couple of tvs where they were playing sports. Prices are ok. People are friendly. Fuego's is a fire place for a simple meal.

The service was decent--not exceptionally attentive, but professional enough. The environment was…read moreclean and modern, but for the price, it didn't feel particularly outstanding. Overall, if you happen to be nearby, it's a good option, but I wouldn't specifically go there.

Tried Holy Cow Japanese Steakhouse recently and had a really fun experience. The food was flavorful…read moreand well-prepared--the steak was cooked just right, and everything came out fresh and nicely presented. What I really enjoyed was the interactive aspect of the meal. Watching the chefs cook right in front of you adds a lot to the overall experience. The atmosphere was lively but still comfortable, and the staff were friendly and attentive throughout. Definitely a place I'd come back to, especially with friends.

KS2 Halal Steak and Grill serves up quality, flavorful dishes that don't disappoint. We tried the…read more12 oz ribeye and New York striploin steaks. While the striploin was slightly dry, the ribeye stole the spotlight with its juicy, tender texture. The real star, though, was the gravy that was on the side along with the onion rings and the mashed potato. We also had the calamari, which was absolutely amazing--crispy, tender, and packed with flavor. Definitely worth a visit for halal steak lovers!

I loved it. The service here blew me away. I had a great time here with my best friend. The…read morecalamari was so fresh and tasty. Some of the best calamari I've ever eaten. The mocktail was outstanding, the steaks we ate blew me away. I can tell they prepared everything with love and make sure it's perfect. Ambience is lovely. I enjoyed the surprise of the hockey players while I was eating. It was a really cool place. Great waiter as well. Thank you

We visited Kabul Kabab House in the Gerrard India Bazaar and enjoyed the warm and casual…read moreatmosphere. The restaurant specializes in Afghan and Middle Eastern halal food, with classic kabab plates, rice dishes, and traditional flavours served in a simple and welcoming setting. The space feels relaxed and comfortable, making it a nice stop while exploring the Gerrard India Bazaar area. We tried the "Waziri Kabab Plate", which included a mix of flavorful grilled Beef and Chicken Tikka served with Qabuli rice and sides. The chicken and beef were tender, nicely seasoned, and freshly prepared, making the meal very satisfying. The portions were generous, and the overall experience felt authentic and comforting. The owner is very nice and friendly, making sure the customers are happy.

My family has catered food from this place multiple times and it's one of the better Afghan places…read moreto order food from, especially for large numbers. Their kabli rice and beef kababs are really good. However, what I absolutely love this restaurant is something that doesn't fit in with the theme at all - their chicken wings. Consider getting the BBQ chicken wings as a side. They've got a sweet and tangy sauce that they're smothered in and it tastes like heaven. Bring your appetite cause you get quite a bit! Not going to lie, the place looks quite shabby and rundown. Just a warning so you don't expect fancy.

Another hidden jem in scarborough! If you're looking for a quick fix to satisfy your Jamaican…read morecravings, you have to check this place out. Staff was friendly and waiting time for take out was no more than 10 minutes. - Jerk chicken (4.5/5): Great flavour and spice, coleslaw was good but the ratio was more rice than meat. The jerk chicken was incredible! Nice crisp to the skin and was moist in the middle, touched with sauce to perfection. - Oxtail (4.5/5): I would've love to have more of the meat and coleslaw but I must say the flavour was insane. The meat fell right off the bone!

3.5/5 Liked it, but wouldn't say I loved it. Got Small Jerk Chicken dinner on Rice. They're very…read morenice in person and on the phone, props for keeping their regular service hours though this time. They offer a $5.99 Small option for those looking for a smaller meal (yet not really small) that's priced right. There was no Roti option. Chicken was cooked very well, rub & marinade were OK but just moderate wow factor. I didn't get as much sauce as some of the other Yelper's pics but It wasn't dry by any means. Most of the chicken pieces were on the bone, which adds flavour IMO - but it also means 25% of that meat portion was bones, so what initially looks like a steal for $5.99 turned out to be merely fair. Not offered to customize heat level ( it was lower side of medium) I liked how the Coleslaw was neither too sweet nor too heavy on mayo. Rice & Peas was standard & unremarkable but did taste extremely fresh despite being an hour to closing time. I'd like to round them up to a 4 but that would be saying it's as good as Allwyn's & Layla's and I couldn't go that far. ( in Willowdale, they'd a 4 easily..) I still consider Rose's a solid choice. And for some customers - those who need better TTC access than Allwyn's, those who need their Island fix to be halal, or find the $5.99 deal to be an ideal price & size, it could well be a top choice in the area.

This restaurant, located in Banglatown on Danforth Avenue, serves Bangaleshi / Bengali street food,…read moresnacks, and dishes such as: - Mughlai Paratha (popular Bengali street food consisting of a flatbread stuffed with eggs and vegetables) - Chotpoti (Bengali street food popular in Bangladesh and West Bengal, India, consisting of potatoes, chickpeas, onions, diced chillies, and grated boiled eggs) - Peaju (lentils fritters) - Aloo Chop (Bengali snack made of mashed potato, onion, ginger and garlic pastes, and spices) - Jhal Muri (made of puffed rice and an assortment of spices, chopped potatoes, tomatoes, chanachur (fried lentils, peanuts, chickpeas, ganthiya or chickpea flour, corn), and mustard oil) - Fuchka (also known as Pani Puri) (deep-fried breaded spheres filled with chickpeas, potato, and onions, and spiced with tamarind chutney & chaat masala) - Pulao Rice Combo with choice of protein They also have assorted Bengali sweets displayed in the glass counter. Prices are very affordable compared to most other restaurants / eating establishments in the city. The inside of the restaurant is very basic, and most people just come to get their meal and go.

This is for the location at Kennedy & Eglinton. It's a new Bangladeshi place. If you're used to…read moreIndian or Sri Lankak food, Bangladeshi food will be a bit milder regarding spiciness, but still has flavour. I have to google what all the dishes are. The apps are a bit on the pricier side, but the mains are well-priced. Apps: It was my first time trying chicken momos, which are spicy dumplings. Really good. I love the tuna kebab, which is flatter than a fish cutlet. The singara, which is like a samosa, was okay, but the dough wasn't cooked through. Main: I've tried several of the meat options, they were all new for me. There's always a thick amount of oil on top, but the masalas are all nice. Mejbani beef curry was spicy and okay. There was a lot of fat left on the meat, so it was a lot less than what it appeared. The Biye Bari chicken roast (curry) was really good. The beef tehari was too mild, not spicy at all. The rice they use here is a short grain rice with a bit of bite, not the basmati I'm used to. So I prefer the rotis. The luchi was great, it's a small poori. Desserts: Looks like homemade desserts. The doi was too salty for me, but my mom loved it. It is fermented yogurt, which tastes like extra salty, concentrated yogurt. Their jalebi was okay, but nothing special. I like the option to try new things.