We recently discovered this place and are so happy we did! Such friendly people! The samosas are…read more4/$1!! And they're so good, not too greasy which is awesome. We recently tried one of their combo meals and it was great. You get so much food for $6-8! Looking forward to trying more!

New hours opening at Noon - due to Covid-19 . Noticed that they have gone to plastic takeout…read morecontainers. Hope that they go back to the aluminum container kept the food much warmer. Food is packed better in the metal container. Service could be faster but the kothu roti is always good!

Very disappointing visit after seeing the 100's of reviews. (Reviews??)…read more Food was bland and tasteless. The fried item was still cold in the centre. Portion size was fine but the length of time I've waited was way too long. Unfortunately we will not be returning.

Tried this place first time, and I absolutely loved it. We went for the weekend all you can eat…read morebuffet. My roti place has more than 25+ items on their buffet, and I absolutely loved their food. The restaurant was clean and the staff were friendly. It's definitely a must try place.

Tried this place last night. The place is for takeout only. The store is super super clean and you…read morecan see the kitchen area which is immaculate. The whole place is very contemporary and modern. Service was superb, both professional and friendly. The food was soooo good. I created an order that sampled many of the dishes and they were all fantastic examples of traditional dishes. I particularly enjoyed the extra hint of spice each dish carried with it. Spices that, as a white Canadian, I'm not familiar with. The spices really gave me pause and I found myself smiling and saying out loud "what is that?" And that should be one of the results of great cuisine from traditions other than your own. The dishes that I found most enjoyable were the mutter paneer, the butter chicken and the very spicy pepper beef.

The food is very good! Very flavourful! Lots of vegetarian and dairy free options and the staff is…read morevery knowledgeable. You can tell it's a family business and everyone is lovely ! So glad I found a great Indian restaurant in my neighborhood

Overall the service was good but the quality of food was quite mediocre. I had the Chana masala…read morewhich was fair, but the raita was more watery than I'm used to, and the desserts weren't worthy of raving about. I was disappointed but considering the hot bar style of presentation, I could've guessed.

As the consulate General of India is upstairs, this buffet style walk-up establishment offers…read moreefficient authentic Indian cuisine both a-la-carte and thalis. The pictured Veg Thali comes with Salad, Rice, Protein (I chose Dal Makhani- one of three choices) & 2 Veg (I chose the curried Pakora and potatoes), all accompanied by freshly baked Naan. One can dine in with plenty of table spaces available or take out. Staff are focused in quick deliveries and the prices are reasonable.

I gave this place a shot since it was open and looked like a nice variety of Indian food which was…read moremaking me drool while looking through the window. I asked for one of each of some of the deep fried goodies, including a few samosas, along with the chicken rice deal, as well as one of their stuffed naan which looked amazing, and topped it off with a few chutneys and a pop. My order came to $25 which seemed decent, although when I looked in the bag when I got home, the pop was missing, oh well not good for me anyway. Check out the pics. On the lid side of the container sat the stuffed naan, I think it had egg inside he said? Anyway, I found it had a neat chewy texture, but maybe since it was cold it wasn't that appetizing and didn't have much flavour. I like the fried rolls, one chicken and one goat, they were good and easily dipped into the chutneys, of which the spicy mint was a standout and I loved that! The samosas were not to my liking as they were too small. The ratio of wrap to contents was about 50/50 and since the wrap was by now kinda dry and hard, they were not something you'd go gaga over like fresh decent size ones like from A1 or home made. The rice dish was ok, but where was the chicken? It was mainly rice, some eggplant, with only one piece of bone-in chicken that had me digging furiously for more as it was good and I wanted a second bite, but no, I guess it made off with the can of Coke, oh well. Since the owner was bitching about the pandemic, I'll let this experience fade into history, and send this review into the fireplace to incinerate. I'll be back!

Please note, the management has changed since 2023 so previous reviews are no longer valid. I came…read morein March 2024 and tried the samosas and the owner gave me 1 free vada with coconut chutney. The samosas had thin skin and were a bit spicy, I thought they were pretty good. The vada was very delicious, although not on the menu. Now I'm curious about the other items on the menu so I will come back! K

Value, solid Indian food…read more Prices start from $7 for mains, and everything (that I've had so far) comes with a very generous helping of rice for each dish. Decent sauces, with flavours that will satisfy those odd Indian-food-hankerings when they strike (or does nobody else have those? Ah well). As so often happens, the "mixed vegetable" dishes are made with that value frozen peas-carrots-corn mix, but the price reflects that, so no qualms here. Takeout is about a 10-15 minute wait during dinner. No minds blown, but a solid choice regardless. Might be back if seeking quick takeout or buffet.

Came back after a year and the food was much better. The rice was still very authentic, with all…read morethe cloves and spices that were very fragrant. Found the curry less greasy and had more taste. There are some other places locally that ask you what level of spice would you like, this place just makes it one way. I would say it is medium..I would like it more spicy but the wife found it okay.

We stopped by the curry club restaurant while looking for Indian fare in Oshawa. I will admit I was…read morevery skeptical entering this place. This place is the definition of a run-down. But it is also the epitome of awesome hole-in-the-wall places to eat. I think we ordered a Chicken Korma and a Panner Butter masala from the lunch special. It has been a while since I have been surprised to eat a new chicken gravy dish from the sub-continent. The flavors, the spices the aroma was just so good, and yes so was the taste. The paneer didn't disappoint too. The portion size was huge we could barely finish it up. The folks who run the place were super nice and we chatted a bit after lunch. Again, if you find yourself in Oshawa give this place a try, you will not be disappointed.

Great food, friendly service and one of the cheapest lunches you'll get around the 'Shwa - for $5…read moreyou get chicken or beef curry with rice. If you are a vegetarian, bring a friend (or two) and check out one of the Dinner for X, which is served family style.

Fresh roti is a wonderful thing. Warm, crispy & flaky, with a certain richness to the dough…read more Unfortunately, the roti I've had at all the other Sri Lankan places in the GTA is always stale. Not here! Even after 11pm at night, the roti was pretty fresh. It is thicker than Indian style parotta, though.

They have a weekend lamprais which is not wrapped in a banana leaf but still really good, if a…read moresmaller portion that other places. In summer, they have amazing drinks. Their mutton rolls are always good.