Had a great experience here. We came in with a party of 6 close to closing. Our service was…read moreexcellent. The food was delicious and a good time was had by all. I can strongly recommend this establishment for any fans of Fine Indian food.

The food here was very tasty. I especially liked the butter chicken and mango lassi!…read more Staff were friendly and attentive. Overall really enjoyed the meal and the vibe of the restaurant and would come back if in the area.

Terrific butter chicken With rice $21…read moreCould feed two tho Owner even gave me free bottle of water... which was nice and surprisingly feels odd: nobody gives anything free anymore

It's Thursday 1pm. All alone with the wife. We told the chef we liked extra spicy. He made some…read morevegetable dishes extra spicy to go with the not so spicy buffet. Everything tastes so very good. I would give a 10 for the niceness of the chef and the great flavors. All so yummy

This Indian place in the Danforth seems catered to non-natives. It's really fancy inside and…read moreservice is attentive. I recommend the sizzling platter to share for the table. It comes with really tender tandoori chicken and grilled shrimp. The meat is very tasty with a good-sized portion. The butter chicken curry was so good. They ran out of roti, so I settled for garlic naan and basmati rice. The lamb Rogan josh was recommended by our server. He claimed it was his favorite. It was good and on the spicy side! Bathroom is down the steep steps. It's dark. Credit card accepted. (Also posted on Google)

This is the best Indian food that I've had in years, maybe ever, and I grew up in a region of the…read moreUS with a large, vibrant Indian culinary community. Wow. I visited Toronto for one night and knew I wanted super high quality Indian takeout. I did an hour of research and then bam - saw this place on Uber Eats. The butter chicken was rich, aromatic, delicious, and dark red. The chicken was tender. I also ordered the pakoras because they were listed as a house special and they were fabulous. Thank you for the great visit, Toronto.

I had a good experience at this restaurant overall. The interior was nicely decorated with Nepal…read moreinspired visuals, and our server was attentive and brought out our food in a timely manner. The food itself was good, the momos were big, juicy, and packed with flavour. I found the chilli chicken and pakoras to be just ok. Would be happy to come by and grab some momos next time I'm in the area.

We came here with a group of friends and had a very pleasant evening. This is a family restaurant…read moreand they provide great customer service and high quality food. Their menu includes Nepali, Indian, and Hakka cuisine, including vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. We ordered "Tandoori Momo", "Mountain Hariyali Momo", "Chow Mein Hakka", "Goat Korma", "Chicken Tikka Masala", "Garlic Naan" and "Butter Roti". They also serve Papadum as a complimentary appetizer. Our food was very fresh and delicious. Momo's are handmade and fresh and we enjoyed them. Korma and Chicken Masala tasted great. We enjoyed the food and the vibe.

Have not been to Lageez in a long time and was really glad I did. Ordered a dinner for the team for…read moretakeout. A selection of dishes - Lamb chops , chicken sampler, paneer tikka ,chicken seekh kebabs for appetizers. Mains were - butter chicken, goat curry , palak paneer, malai kofta, dal makhani as well as garlic naans, tandoori rotis , lachha parathas . I was pleasantly surprised when I noticed that Sachin had added a few butter naans as extras since he felt we had not ordered enough breads !! Each dish was well prepared, delicious and flavourful. All appetizers were on point with flavour and bbq'd perfectly . All breads were also well baked .

We visited this quaint restaurant to check out their butter chicken as I had read that Lageez…read moreserves up one of the best butter chickens in town. My picky child has recently started loving butter chicken, so she was also very excited to try out a new spot. We were able to make a reservation for a Saturday dinner. The small dining room was almost at full capacity, but the servers seated us quickly and took our order. We ordered various items to try, and although good, the butter chicken was not one of the best I've had. We enjoyed most of our meal with the exception of the mango salad. Will we return to eat here again? The verdict is still out.

If food is primary and ambiance isn't, then there are few spots better than Chandni Chowk for…read moredelicious desi delights. The lamb biryani was fragrant, portion big, with plenty of protein. The naans are enormous at upto $3.50 per piece depending on whether it is plain, butter or garlic. The bread is fluffy and amazing in texture. The karai ghost (mutton karai) was flavourful, with plenty of butter/ghee and the meat tender and succulent. Couldn't find any fault with the food at all. Restaurant seating is basic, and restrooms are down a flight of stairs, so keep that in mind for accessibility. The staff were warm and friendly. No table service - you pay at the counter and collect the food there as well.

This is a really authentic Indian restaurant on Gerard St (part of Toronto's little India…read moreneighbourhood). This restaurant doesn't look like much - it's been around for years and still looks exactly the same, but don't be fooled by appearances. I always order foot long kebabs here which are amazing! The kebab's are honestly huge, and the naan here tastes so fresh. It's always my go to restaurant when I'm in the area! 5/5 would recommend for authentic Indian cuisine!

Leela performs a clever bit of alchemy, taking the conviviality of a lounge and marrying it to a…read morekitchen that clearly takes its craft seriously. The dining room commits fully to its aesthetic, awash in jewel toned light and ornamental flourishes that lean more nightclub than tandoor, and the effect is disarming in the best way. Service arrives with genuine warmth rather than practiced formality, attentive without hovering, the sort of charm that makes a table linger longer than planned. The kitchen's output justifies the theatrics. Dishes are plated with a flair suited to celebration rather than austerity, clearly composed for sharing, passing, and debating around the table. The cocktail list looked every bit as inventive as the food, promising a reason to return and taste one properly. This is a restaurant built for gathering. Pull together a group, order broadly, and let the room's energy do the rest.

Food was really good. We had the Lasooni cauliflower and bindhi masala…read more We got there around 1230pm and they opened at 12pm. But when we wanted to order the indian street food or small plates on menu we were told that was not available yet because they just opened. I was a littlw disappointed but at that point we stayed and tried other foods. The food takes about 25 to 30 minutes to come after ordering.I may go back just to try the street foods. The place is cute though with nice decor.

Pretty good Indian and Nepalese cuisine. Went for dinner and got:…read more- Bhojan Ghar Platter: Fried goodies. Best of the bunch for me was the onion bhaji. - Butter Chicken: Thick sauce which I liked. Would have wanted a bit more chicken. - Steamed Chicken Momo: Thick and chewy outer casing which I liked. Chicken inside was also tasty. - Lachha Paratha: A bit denser and less flaky than what I'm used to. Service was friendly. Place is well laid out. Bonus points for the sublimely chunky mango chutney. A good spot for this cuisine.

Yey to this new Momo place in the East!…read more Came here for steamed momo (chicken, take out). Momos are definitely tasty. The wrappers are hand-made/carefully pleated with perfect thickness - which neutralizes the powerful meaty flavor and spices of the stuffing and the "complexly hot" side sauce, and keeps the heat long. And juicy! Hot juice sprinkles as I bit. I came here around 11:30, right after they opened. So there was no customer yet in the restaurant, and I was able to observe the restaurant's interior without interfering others. Like most Nepali/Himalayan places, the ambiance is serene and cozy - yet, the elegant table setting will serve for romantic occasions. The price of momo was set higher than typical momo joints found in Parkdale etc. But Bhojan Ghar has the reason for it. Will come back for eat-in next time!

Amazing food! We…read moretried Nalli Gosh Biriyani and mutton bone soup. Both of them are really flavorful. It is little spicy. I like that. Portion size is relatively big. Totally worth the price Highly recommend the place. I heard great things about other dishes too. Can't wait to try again.

We ordered a takeout on Skip for chicken 65 biryani and my husband said it tastes like Rajahmundry…read morebiryani. It's not your Hyderabadi dum biryani. So don't expect that taste. Still very flavorful and full of masala which is very good. The interiors look new and nice. They seemed under staffed but the lady who was taking care of everything was still very nice to give me water even though I was doing a take out. I'm sure it'll be a great place to dine in because you'll not be disappointed with the taste and the ambiance.

Friendly service. Always freshly made food. I frequently drop by this place after fitness classes…read morefor a bowl or a (hot or cold) chai. For the latter, there's no syrup. It's the real chai spices! Really good and tastes like the chai my mom makes (or I make) at home. The location is convenient, between Woodbine and Kew Gardens Park. It's also a short walk from the beach on volleyball days. The seating is colourful, bright and relaxing, with spots to sit outside and enjoy Queen East/Beqch vibes.

Party in mouth with all authenticity flavors!…read more Amritsar kulcha took me back to streets of Punjab- bold flavors! Vada Pav is so delicious with some heat just like on of the famous Mumbai beaches! Chicken tikka Kathi roll is my personal favorite can't get enough of it :)