This is a new Pakistani restaurant which just opened on 2025-07-11 along Danforth Ave. I noticed…read morethe bright sign outside so I had to come in the investigate. Since I wasn't there for a meal so I only ordered their Gulab Jamun (4 pcs, $5.99). It tasted and full of sugary goodness as expected. I also ordered a pop ($1.75). The customer service was good. The vibe is simple and clean. They can comfortably seat 18 people. There is one little table outdoors for 2 people. Another diner, who was there, was familiar with Pakistani food. She said the Garlic Naan ($3.99) is amazing. I could see it was large for $3.99! She also ordered the Chicken Jarahi (5 bone, $23.99). She said both were delicious. They also do catering. There is no free WiFi. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible, but there is no door-open button. There are separate male/female washrooms downstairs so they are not wheelchair accessible. There is paid and free neighbourhood street parking. Review 2025-143

Consistently delicious food with great prices!…read more The daal ghosht (lentils + lamb) is my favorite dish from the place. Long simmered lentils with lots of lamb for the buck and the springy refreshing taste of ginger spiked throughout! Recommended with a soft and aromatic naan which they do very well. Can't go wrong with the kebabs either, both chicken and beef seekh were great. As was the goat biryani, done Lahori style, so fragrant and flavourful!

I was looking for indian food, but could not find a good one inToronto. Then one of my friend…read morerefeered them, their food is hygienic and delicio-ous. Highly recommednded. Keep up the good work.

From the owner: We are specialized karachi style Pakistani cuisine , we are in Canadian restaurant bussiness over…read more18 Years . Our special authentic karachi Style Nihari and Bihari kabab , Dhaga kabab and Biryani are the special dishes .

A truly authentic experience-- we could tell by how many South Asian families were there!…read more The butter chicken sauce was so thick that we took our leftovers home and marinated chicken wings in it; this was perfection. Also, it was nice to see an accessible washroom-- a rarity in Toronto! The only thing that I didn't like was that the salty lassi had cumin seeds in it, but that's my fault because I was expecting something more akin to ayran. The star of the show was definitely the chaat papri-- the crispy wafers and the tamarind sauce are my favourite! I'm so glad the waiter recommended this to us. I would love to come back here and eat my way through this menu!

If you're craving for chicken tikka, biryani, naan kinda food, and if you have good spice…read moretolerance, this is the place. The ambience is vibrant, traditional dhaba style, gives an authentic touch! We weren't asked for the spice levels, the food was delicious but couldn't handle spice the next day, iykwim :(

Apparently this place has been around for decades, and it's a popular place to get late-night bites…read moreif you're craving Pakistani street food. With a $4 burger, I don't think you can find a cheaper place selling burgers in the city. I tried the Desi Vegetarian Burger, which consisted of a patty made of mashed potatoes and spices (Aloo Tikki Burger) and green & tamarind chutneys. The bun was soft and the patty, along with the chutneys / sauces, were very flavourful. The chaat was quite spicy, but ok if you add more yogurt to it.

It's a great place if you're really in a mood for Pakistani street food. They have pretty much…read moreeverything under one roof. I would highly recommend their bun kabab and chaat. Their chai and paan are good too. For those who don't know a bun kababs is a meat and lentil kabab mashed up and made into a pattie topped a plain egg omelette along with onions and red and green chutney tucked into a bun. It's pretty delicious and one is enough to fill you up. Earlier I have had spicy corn and kulfi which is pretty standard. The corn is grilled over fire and topped with lime and chilli masala. They do keep Kashmiri pink tea. We normally just order it and eat it in the car. During covid times their seating is very limited and clustered hence I wouldn't like to take any chances. As far the the pricing goes it's pretty cheap. So 2 bun kababs, a chaat and a diet coke came to around $21. If you're looking for good ambience it's not the place to go. On weekends and holidays their order taking is pretty backed up. Lots of street parking. It is on Gerard street.

love the beautiful photos of the menu items great variety…read more reasonably priced convenient location

My first time coming here and the food was delicious. The chicken and rice I had was one of the…read morebest at this spot. You can order a small or a large but I purchased the small and couldn't even finish it all. It was also nice and quiet. The service was A1

Karahi Boys! First…read moretime visiting this restaurant and boy were we taken away. The food here is phenomenal, my family left here with a full belly and smiles on our faces. The service was helpful at explaining all the different types of dishes and even recommended a bunch of things for us to try! The food was a bit pricey though with 5 of us costing over $300. Would try again but on a special occasion! 4/5

November 25, 2025 - We (7) split the chicken karahi family platter (which came with a chicken…read morekarahi of choice (Potohari Chicken Karahi), rice, BBQ, 2 naan, salad, raita), a family naan, and a lentil dish. The portions were huge and all the food was really good. As per usually curry, the sauce was quite heavy, but this isn't really a complaint, just a general observation. There were several veges (red onions, cucumber, tomato, lettuce) on the side to offset the thickness of the curry. The karahi also had a little kick to it as there were jalapenos in in the curry, but nothing too strong if you don't want, as you can easily remove the jalapenos. The naan were very thick and chewy. It could easily be used to scoop up the additional curry sauce. The lentils were good too. It was made in a thick sauce. No complaints with the food here.

We went to this place on a Friday afternoon, the place is good for a quick meal…read more We had lunch thali, which consisted of 3 gravy items and one big fluffy naan(not in the picture) with biryani rice and 2 small pc's of BBQ chicken. All this for 10$. It was worth it, taste like simple good food. Only thing is, it wasn't served hot. Service was nice, decent food for decent price, don't expect outstanding service and taste.

Delicious food, polite and efficient take out service. We…read moreordered aaloo palak, haleem, beef seekh kebab, lamb chops and naan. Haleem could have used some chaat masala and was less smooth than one expects, but was acceptable. Everything else was perfectly spiced and the lamb was tender and still slightly pink on the inside, as is ideal. The kebabs also were tender. Many other places have rubbery and/or oversalted kebabs, so it was good to have well textured and flavoured kebabs. Cold salads, raita and chutneys were packed separately from hot food items, as requested. This was our second Covid-times visit for beef seekh kebabs and naan as the first order merited a repeat order.

High rocket prices,and taste of all kind of food zero, they are totally ridiculous, they should…read morereconsider the prices ,in market there are so many other choices taste vise and price alot batter and 100 times batter ,must be ashamed

Ambiance: It's your typical south Asian restaurant where…read morethere is not much ambiance. You eat and that's it. it's a fairly large restaurant with many seating options including covered areas for families. It does get busy during the weekend breakfast/brunch time but i have not had any issues not get halwa Puri They have a selection of food but I only have tried the breakfast. Halwa Puri $10 Puri: 2 Freshly made, fluffy and overall good Channey: Good a little spicy Halwa: delicious not too oily Allo: decent. Over all good place for breakfast. Chai was good too!

The food was too expensive. taste is not great as well. the quantity compare to other restaurant is…read moreless as well. chana masala no tasty at all. paneer tikka is mst gravy and hardly 4 paneer pcs. the gulab jamun they charged me was $35 for 10 wow

I came in fully thinking I didn't like Indian food and while I was licking my plate clean I…read morerealized I only like awesome Indian food and this is the spot!

We split one appetizer, one half portion of rice, and one entree, and it was enough for five meals;…read moreimagine! The absolute generosity of these portions is something that I wish would be replicated across downtown Toronto. Our order: Appetizer - Paratha roll bites with paneer; it doesn't say it on the menu, but this comes with a huge portion of fries, too! This could be an entree all on its own. Entree - Potohari chicken half - this was so creamy and mild; a good choice for those of you who don't like spicy food. A fantastic dish. Rice - Gosh, even their rice was a huge portion and super delicious. I wholeheartedly recommend this restaurant!

Fantastic Pakistani restaurant in my hood! I went for an…read moreInterNations meetup which was a fun event, and everyone was super happy with their food. Filling and delicious just like home cooking if you are from Pakistan. In fact one friend from there called it the best in Toronto. I was also impressed by a manager coming up and offering me the kebab with the fried tomato as a comped dish that he thought I should try. Nice touch and things like that go a long way. Gorgeous artwork inside makes it worth walking around to soak it all in. If you even barely like this kind of food, you owe it to yourself to try this place out. A real gem in west Queen west.