Dum Pukht Yonge is an elegant Indian restaurant located right by Sheppard-Yonge Station; it's…read moreaccessible by subway line 1 and 4 and if you're driving, there's parking available behind the restaurant (with reasonable price). It's known for using the traditional dum pukht slow‑cooking method, which brings out deep, rich flavours in dishes like biryani and curries. The space is cozy yet refined, making it a comfortable spot for anything from a casual dinner to a special night out. The menu offers a wide range of options, including vegetarian choices and allergy‑friendly dishes, all made with fresh, high‑quality ingredients. We ordered "Broccoli Steak Mustard Glaze " for appetizer, "Dal Panchratni" and "Chicken Tikka Masala" for main and paired our meal with "Tropical Oasis" and "Sex on the Beach". We finished our meal with "Nest Rasmalai" for dessert. Our food was flavorful and beautifully served. The staff are friendly and attentive.

I recently went for dinner with a friend to Dum Pukht's new location at Yonge and Sheppard. It was…read morea nice evening, with live entertainment and delicious Indian cuisine in a classy environment. A couple of cocktails got our evening started, before ordering from a menu of dishes being featured for the evening. Here's what we had: * Broccoli Soup * Lasooni Tangdi (Chicken) * Lamb Nawabi * Dum Pukht Veg Biryani * Goan Curry Fish * Laal Maas (Goat Curry) * Garlic Naan * Shai Tukda (Dessert) The food was pretty good, with rich flavours, bright colours, and attractive presentation, especially the dessert, with foggy dry ice creating a nice aesthetic. I also had the chance to photograph other dishes. Everything looked great! Service was understandably slow for a packed house but live performers kept us entertained, with dancers and a musician circulating through the dining room. Overall, it was an enjoyable evening out with a friend. 4.5/5.0

I rarely have Indian food but I kinda like this place…read more Their lunch and dinner special is a great deal. They give you a fresh naan and meat/vegetable which are sitting on the counter but they do taste hot and fresh. The portions are big enough too. They seem to have a long list of items on their menu. Staff said they would cook me on the spot if I order those dishes. Can someone teach me how to decipher those dish names? lol

The All-Day Special is awesome. $10 with a meat dish, a vegetable dish, rice and a really great…read morefresh made hot naan bread. Cannot beat the value. Portion size is good and even the pop is cheap ($1) for a can of Diet Coke. This is a restaurant in a food court so the ambience is like any other food court . The service is pleasant, they were just opening when we got there but were willing to accommodate our order. And they brought our food to our table. Definitely worth a return visit.

February 6, 2026 - Probably my favorite Indian restaurant. We got the Pani Puri and dry chili…read moreshrimp for appetizers. The main were curry goat, Rogan Josh beef and butter chicken, aloo Gobi, baingan Barta, and vegetable curry. We also got sides of rice and naan. The appetizers we good too. Definitely a distinct taste. The Pani Puri sauce was cold and you had to eat it quick as the shell melted in your mouth. The dry chili shrimp was a bit spice, but very well flavoured. The basmati rice is also very well made. Firm and easy to eat. All the curries were very distinctly seasoned, each bringing a slightly different flavour to the table. My favourites are the Rogan Josh and the aloo Gobi.

Amazing food, very nice classy decor, very good service. Just happened to see this while driving…read morearound the area and decided to try it out. The man roganjosh was absolutely delicious, garlic naan and mix grill platter was very good value. I would stick to the curries, seems like their specialty from the one we tried. Will be back for sure and already recommended to friends. I would recommend the business the extend their hours slightly to allow later clients to be able to stay and finish up and order dessert without whether the kitchen is closing.

Summerlicious lunch at Goa $27…read more Appetizer + main course + dessert Food was very good, portion was just right, the garlic naan was a side order which goes perfect with the meal Dessert was refreshing, but service was good, just refilling water was not so great Lovely restaurant m, seating was good located inside Bayview Village

Overall, a solid 4-star experience at Goan Indian Farm Kitchen…read more The Chicken Tikka was hands down the star of the meal--10/10! The chicken was perfectly tender and juicy, with a beautiful char from the grill. The marinade was full of spices that were perfectly balanced, and the smoky flavor was absolutely delightful. My only suggestion would be to serve a bit more mint chutney alongside, as the coolness and freshness of the chutney paired beautifully with the spice of the chicken. The Spicy Beef Kebab was decent, but I have to give it a 7/10. While the texture was great, and the kebab was tender, it could've benefited from a stronger, more distinct flavor profile. The spices were a bit too overwhelming, and the beef lacked the depth I was hoping for. A bit more seasoning and complexity would've elevated it. The Palak Paneer was solid, but not perfect--8.5/10. The spinach sauce was creamy and flavorful, with just the right amount of spices, but I found that there wasn't enough paneer in the dish. It felt like there was a great base, but the lack of enough paneer left me wanting more of that rich, cheesy bite that makes this dish so satisfying. Still, the sauce itself was excellent. The Makhan Chicken with Mushrooms was good but somewhat underwhelming--7/10. The chicken itself was cooked well, but the flavor of the sauce didn't quite have the depth or richness I expected. The mushrooms added some nice earthiness, but overall, I was hoping for a more complex, flavorful dish. It was fine, but it didn't stand out compared to the other items. As for dessert, the Bebinca was warm and moist, but it lacked the depth of flavor I was hoping for--6.5/10. The texture was perfect--soft and almost cake-like--but the sweetness and coconut flavor didn't quite pop the way it should. I feel like the Gulabjamun Rose Cheesecake might have been a better pick, as the Bebinca didn't quite hit the mark. But the true highlight of the meal was the Mango Lassi Cheesecake - 10/10. It was absolutely divine! It tasted exactly like a mango lassi, but in cheesecake form. The mango flavor was fresh and vibrant, while the creamy texture was smooth and indulgent. Every bite was a perfect balance of sweetness and tang, and we wouldn't change a thing about it. It was the ultimate dessert to end the meal. While the food was mostly excellent (especially the Chicken Tikka and Mango Lassi Cheesecake), the service was a bit of a letdown. The greeter rolled their eyes when we asked for a table away from the entrance, despite there being plenty of empty tables at lunchtime. That initial encounter made us feel a little unwelcome, though the staff did check on us afterward, and we still left a tip. The interior decor was beautiful, though--definitely added to the overall experience. Overall, despite the service hiccup, the food (particularly the Chicken Tikka and Mango Lassi Cheesecake) was fantastic, and we would definitely return for the food!

Like others have said, this place deserves more respect. I really love the food here. The…read morerestaurant itself is pretty drab and quiet, but the food makes up for everything. I always just do pick up. This is a must try especially their mixed chicken tandoori platter. The meat is well marinated and super succulent. Butter chicken is A+ and their noodles are really good. Must try if you are craving some delicious Indian food.

My other half and I came here in a Friday afternoon with very low expectations but honestly left…read morefeeling like this place deserves way more credit! This place is located in a plaza on the south side of Steeles and is very unassuming. It's literally called "The Indian Cuisine" - Googling this place is hard because you can't just use a partial name! There is a large red sign but otherwise nothing distinct. Upon entering there isn't a lot of tables and a small buffet visually. But compared to "The Host" this place has a solid selection of food of around 30 items which is plenty, only issue is that they don't refill everything all that quickly so you may need to go back for aby favorites. But there is plenty to go around, pretty freshly made and hot. Better then a tray of food sitting under a heat lamp all morning! The quality of the food was quite decent and didn't taste overly salty. Everything tasted on point and portions of course is AYCE so no problems here! AYCE is only available weekends, so Fri to Sun only from 11:30 to 3pm but very well worth the trip. As of March 2024 lunch buffet was $18.99 for one adult + tax and tip. Unheard of with inflation these days. There was only one guy waiter, refilling food, fresh naan, cashier etc. He did it all, did it fast and with a smile! Really great service! Honestly would not hesitate to go back or recommend. Is this place social media worthy with decor and presentation? I will be honest and say it's pretty plain. But for price, value, food quality? It's really hard to beat! Keep expectations in check and remember you get what you pay for, and most of that goes to the food here! Hope they keep this up!

The best Indian delivery we've ordered in Toronto by far. Food came piping hot and each dish was…read moredelicious. The Butter Chicken sauce actually had tomato flavour for once and the Aloo Gobi was so nice to have grill marks and flavour in the cauliflower.

Excellent service, ambiance and food. Every single dish was…read moreserved piping hot and was totally delicious! Everything was perfect!

The place is not that stand out but I did find it…read more Food: I had the deal. 35.00 appetizer main course dessert and chicken thing with rice and all you can eat is $35. I thought it was not bad. Over all for the price was not bad. I would caution that some meat was not cooked fully the host did get it recooked but it was not fully cooked. The bread was freshly made. The other I'm not sure Inside The place was very clean and nice. The tables were nice and very clean. It was small but felt nice. Washroom also not bad. Host Very nice but at some point he could use some help. Over all it's a nice place but I'm not sure if I would go back. It's far for me and other place are near me.

I'm surprised that this place is not as well known on Yelp as it is on Google. It is well worth the…read morevisit as the service, prices and food are all amazing. We had the appetizer platter, the tandoori platter, the masala dosa, beef rogan josh, and fish madras. You order rice and naan separately, so we ordered one rice and two naan for four people. I can't recommend the appetizer platter and tandoori platter enough!! You get so much for the price and get to try a bit of everything. The appetizer platter came loaded with various fried goodies. I loved the freshly made samosas. The tandoori platter was the highlight of the meal for me as each type of meat was cooked so well, full of their distinct flavors but still moist and tender. It came in a sizzling smoking hot to the table and we devoured it. The two curries were also delicious, but were overshadowed by my love of the tandoori.

Mutton Keema Biryani was pretty good. It was moist even the next day, there was enough minced…read moremutton & it was pretty tasty. The yogurt was very watery though.

**South India on a Plate, No Flight Needed**…read more Came here as a student at York University, and it's been my all-time favorite South Indian spot ever since. Whether it's breakfast, brunch, or lunch, this place delivers the kind of authentic flavors that instantly transport you to South India. The food here is consistently amazing. My go-to is always the Mysore Masala Dosa and the vegetarian Parontha, but if I'm dining with a partner, I never miss the Vada Sambhar plate, with its two medu vadas and two idlis. Every bite hits that perfect balance of spice, texture, and comfort that makes you forget everything else. The atmosphere adds to the charm -- the walls are lined with large posters of South Indian stars and legends, and the music playing in the background completes the cozy, immersive vibe. It's the kind of place that feels both lively and relaxed at the same time. Service can be a bit slow, likely because they're a little understaffed, and there's often a fair wait during weekends or peak hours. Delivery through Uber Eats is an option, but in-person is where the experience really shines. Despite the wait, once the food arrives, all minor complaints disappear. If there's room for improvement, a slightly larger team on busy days could help speed up service and make the experience smoother for everyone. All in all, this is a spot I'll always return to -- it's perfect for anyone craving authentic South Indian flavors in a comfortable, welcoming setting.

Go here. The food is authentic Tamil Nadu food (subtle differences to Sri Lankan Tamil food)…read more The restaurant itself is lovely, Indian music in the background with the sound of the sitar, and gracious service. This was our first visit so we "tested" the food and it passed all the taste tests. Will get a fish thali next time and review accordingly. Parking lot is a nightmare. Be warned.