Wife has food poisoning (diarrhea) 5 times the next day after getting take out here. I really tried…read moreto like this place but I should have be suspicious with them keeping most dishes outside the chafing trays. Even the "hot food" wasn't really being heated enough to keep food at a safe temperatures. Food is cold (lukewarm at best) when served. The food looks like it's been left out all day and keeps getting reheated every day for a few days until it's all sold. Check out my photos (not their marketing photos). Secondly, there is a communication barrier with servers over the 2 days I had visited. I persisted to order $6.49 curry special but I don't know if the server wanted to push out his old food not selling but he ended up selling me more food I wanted and charged $12.xx plus tax. At that price I got 1 non veg and 4 veg on rice. But they didn't even give me the salad advertised on the menu that's suppose to come with the meal. I didn't complain because I wanted to build a relationship with local businesses but after the fact with food poisoning, I have to write this. Disclosure: I do eat south Asian joints a lot even in hole in the wall places so my body can handle a lot just not here. I recommend folks go to Babu's instead where they keep food hot.

Found a Indian Sri-Lankan cuisine takeout spot hidden in a small complex in Markham. They have…read morevariety of local Indian snacks and chips as well. We simply picked couples of dishes to go along with their brown rice. It is very special with soft and round texture. Their curry is flavorful - spicy yet delicious. The spring rolls are very crispy and delicious. The food needs to be reheated at home as it cools down quickly.

I usually go to Chris Bread Bakery and I always see many people going Abbirami Catering. Then, I…read morewas curious of how good foods are. I have tried Banana Leaf Special $9.50 and probably it is for 3-4 adult. It is a good price. It is tasty if you like spicy foods and you don't mind high carbohydrates. I think they sell breads from Chris bread bakery. If Chris Bread bakery does not have breads enough, you can get it there. The young lady works there is nice. I am not from South Asia, but she is friendly and explains about their foods. I have had good experience even though there are many different opinion about this place.

Decided to try again as I was in the area. Short line, wanted lamprais (banana leaf lump rice) but…read morethey sold out by 2:00pm. If you get the young lady to serve you, she is very nice. Fish, chicken, mutton and veggie patties are 3 for $1.00. Mutton rolls are $1.00 each. Their food is very spicy. Better price than their neighbours (5 patties for $2.00 and mutton rolls $1.25 each next door).

​Confused Kitchen is a hidden gem that turns culinary "confusion" into a delicious art form. The…read moreatmosphere is casual and welcoming, but the food is the true star, offering a creative variety of fusion dishes that blend diverse global flavors. Their signature "Confused Rice" and flavorful wings are standout favorites, consistently praised for their fresh ingredients and bold seasoning. ​What makes this spot unique is its ability to master multiple cuisines under one roof without sacrificing quality. With generous portions and friendly service, it's a must-visit for adventurous eaters looking for high-quality, inventive comfort food

It really pains me to write such a poor review because I used to love this place so much. It's…read morereally gone downhill - maybe a change in staff/chef, but the food just isn't the same anymore. We used to love getting their Mac and cheese mutton rolls - they used to be so flavourful and a great fusion short eat. We were in the area and got their Mac n Cheese Mutton Rolls as well as their Butter Chicken Rolls and I can't express how disappointed we were. The Mac n Cheese Mutton rolls were underwhelming - it was as though they just added macaroni pasta to the mutton curry filling. It wasn't cheesy/creamy like it used to be. The filling was also underseasoned - missing salt, just not flavourful at all. The butter chicken roll was okay, again underseasoned. For $2.50 a roll, I expected a LOT better. We also got the Chicken Briyani. It didn't come with all the fixings like the Briyanis used to - no boiled egg, no fish cutlet. The rice was bland - almost like it was just rice and turmeric. The chicken curry was underseasoned like the rolls, not enough salt or flavour. The tandoori chicken leg was the only decent thing from this meal. The meal was disappointing, I regret buying it. Lastly, we got the viral banana pudding. I fell in looooove with banana pudding since I first had it from Confused Kitchen. This time, it wasn't bad but it wasn't the same. There weren't enough vaippan pieces and it wasn't as creamy as when it first came out. Again, I think they may have changed chefs because it's very obvious that the quality of food isn't the same as it used to be. I want to be able to give it another chance but I don't see myself coming back anytime soon.

For me, there are only two things in the world that leaves me loved and satisfied one day and…read morecrying on the toilet the next day. Ice cream and Indian food. Canbe Foods is a cafeteria style takeout restaurant. All the food is already prepared you can pick and choose whatever your heart desires. Canbe Foods is my go to spot for samosas. They have multiple locations (thank goodness), for all your potluck needs! With 20 veggie samosas for $5 it's a deal you can't ignore. All their fried foods are amazing not to mention they also have a frozen section so you're able to buy items in bulk to make a home! However, because it is cafeteria style, there is no way of actually knowing how long the food has been sitting there for. So stray away if you don't have a iron stomach. But for the strong, Canbe is a great, affordable takeout joint. Definitely give it a try if you're in the area! 3.1/5

They sell lots of cheap Indian snacks…read more Veg, Chicken & Mutton samosas were ok. Their flavour profiles were similar - curry - but the meat ones had palpable amounts of meat inside (given that they are more expensive, this is expected). The cheese & spinach samoas were good. They come in sets of 5 & can't be ordered singly like the rest. They had a good cheese taste & seemed to be all spinach & cheese (no filler). They were not spicy. Sweet onion roll was good. The filling was slightly cut with extra folds of dough inside, though it was still tasty. Fish Cutlet was ok. It had a peppery taste & was a bit too peppery. At least that gave it a different flavour profile from the samosas. Mango lassi was cheap but very thin, with a weak mango flavour. While they have value combos (4 samosa or 2 rolls with mango lassi), not just is there no flexibility (e.g. you can't get 2 samosas & 1 roll), they cost more than ordering the items individually. Go figure.

As a Sri Lankan, I arrived at Hopper Hut not merely hungry, but expectant -- the kind of quiet,…read morepersonal longing that only a diaspora craving can produce. Social media had done its work, flooding my feed with the golden bowls of appa from Colombo street stalls and rooftop eateries across the island. The question was whether this unassuming Scarborough plaza outpost could answer that call. It could, and it did. Hopper Hut occupies a modest space tucked into a nondescript strip mall on Ellesmere Road -- a setting that makes no architectural promises and need not. The dining room at the back is functional and warmly utilitarian, evoking the no-frills confidence of a kitchen that trusts its food entirely. The atmosphere is decidedly casual, bordering on spartan, yet there is something deeply familiar and unhurried about it -- a kind of timeless, neighbourhood authenticity that more polished establishments spend years trying to manufacture. The hoppers themselves are the undisputed centrepiece, and they deliver with conviction. Fermented rice-flour batter, lacework-crisp at the edges, yielding and softly chewy at the bowl's centre -- the texture is precisely what the form demands. One is advised, however, to receive them with immediacy: like all great bread, the hopper is a creature of the moment. The short journey home diminishes their crispness in a way that no reheating can fully redeem. Plan accordingly.

This place felt like a Time Machine to srilanka in the 90s…read more But tbh. The food was average. Crab curry, crab was clearly not of great quality. But the gravy was tasty. Our server was able to keep our order in mind despite us being a party or 10. That was impressive. As for ambience. Honestly was kinda outdated but felt like a piece of home.

This place offers quick take-out as the foods are already ready on display as soon as you walk in -…read moreor you can order ahead of time for large catering / take-out orders. Very spicy.

Really very good and tasty foods Much quantity I like it…read moreSeefood Kotttu very good better than Babu

A great option when it's too hot to cook! Good old Babu's. My husband devoured 1/4 of his mutton…read morekothu, the chicken roti was delicious and the chicken tandoori outstanding as always. BUT: we paid for and they omitted to pack our 5 samosas and 2 mutton rolls. We called and they'll make it right next weekend. I have loved Babu's forever but they dropped a star today for this carelessness.

Coconut sambal was very nice. However mutton rolls had too much potato chunks. Big line up on…read moresaturday to pick up ready made food.

I bought mutton meals big box today. Garbage food. The guy gave me less quantity rice and curry…read more Mutton curry is old one .they make yesterday or day before yesterday. Veg curry he gave me less quantity. Don't do it for other customers. Make a fresh one and give to customers. Becas I spent money for food . Iam nt buy for free.

Small take out restaurant in a strip mall near the corner of St. Clair and Victoria park. No menu…read moreor prices posted, j ust have to point and ask. Their meals are super cheap $5 meals that come with a ton of rice and a veggie side. Tried their roti (75 cents a piece). It was thick and chewy and the taste reminded me of a pancake. Ordered their chicken wings. Generous portion, crispy and tasty. For those who remember Pioneer Fried Chicken the wings tasted like they came from there. Then ordered the shrimp curry and the mutton, tasty and surprisingly mildly spiced for a Sri Lankan dish. I would have given it a higher rating but the food wasn't even warm. Better to come when it first opens up so the food will be hot.

SriLankan and Sourth Indian Cuisine…read more Overall, feels okay - not the best though