We purposely ordered toooo much food and it was so good we destroyed all the dishes. Shina and the…read moreteam did a wonderful job of taking care of us. Definitely recommend, definitely will commute from the east end. Definitely liked the ambiance and décoré.

Very odd experience here as we came during dinner time and we were literally the only people in…read morehere the whole time, not even a take out order. Given the lack of customers, service was a little slow but friendly enough. They were also playing the Indian music a little too loud for my taste, was hard to hear my coworker. The portions were very good though, and we enjoyed the food- we had butter chicken (good but a little spicy), Green tandori chicken (not Saag) never had that before but was good, and Aloo Gobi. Also, Garlic Naan. Food was very good and prices were reasonable.

Tip: Cold chaii drinks are available in regular and large sizes…read more I have been to a couple of Chaiiwala of London locations, both in Mississauga (Dixie and Erin Mills). The former is closer to my workplace. I like their cold chaii drinks. The last time I had one was at the Dixie location. I got a cold karak chaii. I loved it, except that it only came in one drink size and it wasn't enough. I needed a larger cup! After work today, I had dinner at Taco Bell. I saw this Chaiiwala of London across the street. I had no idea that there was a location in Etobicoke. I had to visit it. After I was done eating dinner, I got in my car. The catch was doing a left turn onto Albion Road during rush hour. I frankly had never made one because traffic tends to be horrific. I'm not sure what I did to have the stars aligned for me. Traffic was clear. I did my left turn and a quick right into the parking lot with this Chaiiwala. Yay! I backed into a spot with the sun in my eyes. I then walked into the cafe. There were seats to enjoy desserts, snacks, and drinks. I wanted a cold chaii to go. A woman was in the back making a sandwich. It gave me time to look at the menu. To my delight, the cold chaii drinks come in regular and large sizes now. Yay! I also had a choice of four cold chaii flavours. In the past, I recall seeing the karak and dirty chaii varieties. The lemon and pink varieties were new to me. I went with colour and price. The pink chaii was an extra twenty cents. It must be special. I ordered one in a large. I paid with a credit card. I tapped and was good. The woman who made my drink was super nice. It took her practically no time to make it for me. She gave me a straw and had the nicest smile. I thanked her and happily left with my drink. The pink chaii was yummy. The chaii wasn't as strong as the karak. It does take its time to build up a bit. If you like a subtle version of chaii, this drink is for you. I want to get the dirty and lemon versions next. I do love this series of cold drink. I looked at the desserts. They looked yummy, as usual. I was too stuffed to get some. I'll be back for more. I love this location, the cold pink chaii, and the customer service. (394)

First time trying Punjabi By Nature!…read more We decided to come here to pick up Indian food on our way back to Toronto. The place is quite colourful and you are greeted by a huge display of Indian sweets. More inside is a large dining room and a short line of customers ordering take out. We ordered butter chicken, vegetable biriyani and aloo gobi with x2 garlic naans. I also got a box of sweets and 8 samosas for Mother's Day. Our mouths were watering from the smells of the food in the car! All in all the food was consistently good - food was fresh, large portions, and really flavourful. My only gripe was the vegetable biriyani had potatoes, corn and paneer, a little unorthodox. If you need some quick, reliable and fresh basic North Indian food, I would recommend this place!

Some of the best Indian food in Brampron and that says a LOT! The food is incredibly flavourful and…read morefilled with the right spices! Lots of local Indian Punjabis that always go here! High quality Indian food for sure.

This place looks a bit dingy but they have a huge spread: 11 veg + 11 non-veg curries, plus 1 veg +…read more1 non-veg briyani ; there were rarer dishes like egg curry, methi malai chicken & rajma. On top of that, there's a dry meat corner & a fried stuff corner. They cover a lot of ground, eg there's both dry & gravy chili chicken. The spread is probably big because it's also used for takeout (I saw staff scooping food from the buffet into a container a few times). The food is mostly of decent quality. Best of all, they're really cheap: Saturday dinner was $17.99 plus tax. They get 4.5 stars. The fried rice was tasteless but the veg Hakka noodles were pretty good. The Butter Naan was decent as naan but a bit dry for butter naan. Butter chicken used tandoori chicken, giving extra flavour & had a very rich sauce (shared with the paneer makhani). It was especially good. There were quite a few desserts: fruit, 2 mini cakes, ice cream & Indian deserts, Both mini cakes were dry. The Indian desserts & fruit were decent. There were 6 ice cream flavours but 3 were super icy & hard & 2 were super soft.

I ordered one butter chicken and one garlic naan for dinner as I was craving some Indian food…read more Butter chicken was packed properly in a container and the container was wrapped in plastic cling foil - no chance of leakage. The Butter chicken was slightly on the sweeter side and the garlic naan had a sufficient amount of garlic and butter. Overall, I really enjoyed the meal and would recommend it if you caving some wholesome food. However, I wish they gave more chicken pieces with the gravy. I would love to try their all you can eat buffet if I happen to be in the area.

Food: Microwaved, overcooked, and priced like it came from a five-star kitchen. Portion so tiny it…read morefelt like a taste test, not a meal. Service: Absolute trainwreck. The server looked lost from the moment we walked in--like this was her first day on Earth, not just at the job. Orders confused, zero awareness, and no sense of urgency. I've had smoother interactions at a gas station. Ambiance: Think "airport food court" but somehow less inviting. Sticky tables, dull lighting, and a vibe that screams, we gave up years ago. Overall: This isn't an Indian restaurant experience -- This is what happens when you let anyone have a PR.

A little gem! We did take out one day and were very…read moreimpressed with it.. so we decided to come back and dine in this time! I thought it was going to be really spicy, but surprisingly it was very mild and tasty! We cleaned out our plates and didn't feel stuffed! The service was a little slow but they were very busy, consistently. It was nice inside, with a light fragrance from the kitchen of the food and fairly quiet aside from the conversations happening... everyone seemed to be enjoying the food.

Great service and the food was amazing as well. Love their goat bhuna. I would return.read more

The channa bhatura requires better presentation. Bhatura had parts of oil residue on it. Bhuna meat…read morewas good chaat papri needs fresh papri. It was stale The service was very good and fast. Needs a good cleaning pictures are crooked lol

Loved the food and the presentation of the food as well as the ambiance. Try the naan, and paneer…read moresabji.

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Delicious food. I had the butter chicken which was incredibly flavourful. Portions were smaller…read morethan I expected for the price, but I also understand the ingredients to bring into our remote corner of the world. I'll be back for sure. (We had take out)

Nice food but a poor experience as glass was in my meal. The only positive thing is that the glass…read morewas found by my husband and not my 3 year old child. I attempted to address this with Taj Grace of India but there was no ownership but more of blame on me. It appears there's some limited knowledge on social skills with situations like these. It's not worth risking a bad experience with glass in your food.

I'm a huge fan of Indian cuisine, and this was the first time trying Southern Indian and it was…read morereally good. The server was very helpful in our selection and made recommendations that fit our needs. I'm from the USA but will try this type of food again.

All except the thali variety was super good. The ambience is inviting which makes you come again…read moreand again. Dosa is excellent