This is the best Indian food in Durham hands down! The must try's for me would be the garlic naan,…read morecucumber raita & chicken madras.

We love Indian food and usually have take out but we had time and wanted to dine in. This place is…read moreIndian with Hakka food so we gave it a try. Seating is ample, and it had a nice atmosphere but the mix of pop music with Indian music was a bit strange. Service was nice but it took a long time to get our food, but once the dishes were delivered they were presented nicely and had amazing taste. The spice level was higher than what "mild" is typically but I loved it and so did our kids. We just needed more water to tone down the heat. Great food - with slow service but it is worth the wait.

The first time waiting for my order, I could smell the Gobhi prantha someone had ordered. The…read morearoma was so good that I had to order one immediately. I have never tasted such good gobhi pranthas anywhere. I go back each week. When we travel, I take some with me, and people as far as UK, and Spain have tasted them. They are just so good. They are spiced, and the filling is oozing out. The stuffing is so yummy. All the people who have tasted them also agree they are the best anywhere. Not only is the food very delicious, their staff always greet you with a big smile and are very courteous. I recommend this restaurant to everyone. If you have not had their food, you are missing out.

Bengali Sweets & Restaurant is an Indian food restaurant and sweet shop serving Indian mithai and…read morePunjabi sweets. They are known for dessert sweets, vegetable dishes, samosa, mithai, bengali sweets, milk sweets, Pakistani sweets, and catering Indian food. Jain & Swaminarayan (without Onion & Garlic on request) food available. With 3 locations in the GTA: Etobicoke, North York and Scarborough. Sweets * Bengali Rasgulla * Kalakand * Sandesh * Khoya Barfi * Milk Cake * Chenna Murki * Malai Chap Sandwhich * Dil Bahar * Chum Chum * Moti Pak * Rasgulla * Gajar Barfi * Gulab Jamun * Kaala Gulab Jamun * Plain Barfi * Fruit Barfi * Kashmiri Batti * Kaju Badam Barfi * Dhoda Barfi * Alsi Pinni * Basen Barfi * Coconut Barfi * Garm Gajrella * Amriti * Balu-shahi * Till Bhuga * Milk Peda * Malai Peda * Pink and white grapes chum-chum * Kaju Roll * Kaju Barfi * Panjiri * Jalabi * Moti Chur Laddo * Basen Laddo * Angoori Petha   Snacks * Small Size Samosa * Large Samosa * Paneer Pakora * Mix- Veg Pakora * Aloo Tikki * Bread Pakora * Badana * Namkeet Saviya * Namak Para * Namkeen Mathi * Phiki Mathi Food Items * Veg. Thali * Channa Bhatura * Halwa Puri * Kadi Chawal * Makki ki roti , Saag with Lassi * Aloo Puri * Pani Puri * Chat Papdi * Tikki Chat * Samosa Chat * Dahi Bhalla * Malai Kofta * Shahi Paneer * Mutter Paneer * Palak Paneer * Kadhai Paneer * Saag Paneer * Manchurian * Chili Cheese * Okra * Jeera Aaloo * Aaloo Gobi * Eggplant * Dal Makhani * Dal Tadka * Mix Vegetable * Kadhi Pakoda * Bhindi * Baigan Bartha * Naan * Roti * Rice Beverages * Masala Chai * Lassi * Mango Shake * Mango Lassi * Soft Drink * Bottled Water Daily Specials * Sunday : Halwa Puri - $7.50Monday : Rajmaa Chawal - $6.50Tuesday : Makki ki Roti with Saag - $7.50Wednesday : Aaloo Parantha - $4.99Thursday : Chana Bathura - $6.50Friday : Pav Bhaji - $6.50Saturday : Halwa Puri - $7.50

Really good food and service! We were here with our four year old and the waiter interacted with…read morehim a lot and also brought his food out as soon as it was ready. They have a kid's menu and it has chicken nuggets and fries on it...big win for all those parents with picky eaters. The serving size was just right...I left full but not uncomfortably so. The entrees don't come with rice, so make sure to order some if you want it. It was relatively noisy inside, but not so loud that we couldn't hear each other. No one was being rowdy or anything, just lots of conversations.

Beautiful interior and great food! They have a dine in section and an express take out section. Was…read moreso excited to try out a new Indian restaurant and this definitely hit the spot! They give you a complimentary snack, in a form of potato sticks (not entirely sure what it was). To start: - Samosa 10/10 They were huge! Perfectly fried and stuffed with spiced potatoes and green peas. Came with a green and red chutney. Green chutney was refreshing while the red chutney was sweet and spicy! - Pani Puri Shots 10/10 Great presentation on this, shots of green mint and tamarind water, topped with mini poori with chickpeas and potatoes. Loved the way they served this as a shot, it was packed with flavour and exploded with the refreshing mind and tamarind water in the mouth once you ate it. Mains: - Butter chicken 8/10 Was buttery and smooth in texture and loaded with chicken. It definitely was lacking something in the flavour that I couldn't pin point, but still a great easy option for anyone that doesn't like too much spice. - Garlic naan 10/10 Huge! And can't go wrong with this to pair with your butter chicken. - Goat curry 9/10 Packed with delicious spices and had a huge kick of heat to it, so be aware! It's a young goat dish slowly simmered in a rich Indian gravy/ curry. Highly recommend to eat this with some rice. Can't wait to come back when I'm having that Indian food craving! The newly renovated interior itself is a winner!

Quality food. Unpretentious service…read more Bit pricy when compared with Mistaan. Eg. Samosa $0.85. Veggie Thali $8.75. Can of coke $1.25. But food is great and spices well balanced.

Excellent Food... Very friendly people, very helpful…read more Veggie Thali is my favorite, at a good price... Keep Up the Good Work !! Rakesh K.

Weekday lunch buffet is from 11:30am-4:30pm & only $16.99…read more Most dishes were decent & a few were pretty good, though the rasam soups were quite dilute. Ironically since this is a South Indian place, the butter chicken was the best curry (though the chicken pieces seemed to be yesterday's Tandoori chicken & were on the dry/tough/bony & non meaty side). There was one seafood item (fish curry). Nothing was labelled & they put desserts beside food items, so sweet rice porridge was beside 2 spicy soups & deep fried bananas were beside Tandoori chicken. This led to some surprising mouthfuls. Nothing was labelled & they put desserts beside food items, so sweet rice porridge was beside 2 spicy soups & deep fried bananas were beside Tandoori chicken. This led to some surprising mouthfuls. Dosa (served to the table) was thin & crispy but tasted a bit burnt & the fermented lentil taste was not as good as usual. Parotta was really good - thin, flaky & crispy. Even when old it was still pretty good.  The fried bananas were good with sweet bananas & thin batter. Fruit cocktail was just canned fruit in diluted mango puree.

The most delicious meat thali. Buy it with the pomfret wrapped in banana leaf. Get extra raita if…read moretoo hot for you. Order the mango shake or rose falooda. Simply awesome.

I did take out and the way they wrap the food is no joke but I love it…read more I ordered one lamb entree number 49 on their menu Malabar it's coconut base and I got it spicy. Pictures do not do this dish justice honestly it doesn't look that appetizing but it's flavorful and spicy but I also like that it is not heavy the sauce but still thick I paired it with my Trinidadian paratha and it was honestly the best combination ever I will be going back and trying more dishes in the future

Now that I've become a full time baseball dad where travelling outside of the GTA is part of the…read moregig, I now have an excuse to take my foodie road show to far (farther) away places. As part of the exhibition season, the first stop takes us to Caledon. We decided to go there early to beat the traffic and to find a nice place to eat an early pre-game dinner and to hang out for a little bit (by hanging out we really mean to finish his Chinese school/math homework...LOL). Of all the types of cuisine available in Caledon, we opted for Indian. What? Seriously?, Indian food in Caledon??? To my surprise, Caledon's Curry and Cocktail is a pretty legit Indian place. We went with a lighter (we thought it was a lighter order between the two of us) order, considering that there's a game still to be played: butter chicken, chicken samosa and a mango lassi to wash things down. Butter chicken was rich, savoury, super buttery and had the right mix of spicy. They were rather generous with the basmati rice... we couldn't finish it. The chicken samsosa were the heavier batt-ery type and not the thin crunch type. Which is fine by me. The filling was in the form of minced chicken. I personally would have preferred chunkier chicken. But still a good, satisfying appetizer. If you aren't super hungry, this could of been a mini meal. In addition, the hot sauce that was paired with the samosas was a perfect match. Finally, the mango lassi tasted exactly how a mango lassi should taste like...fruity and yoghurty. If I'm ever back in this neck of the woods, I would not hesitate to return to Caledon's Curry and Cocktail. Stay tuned for our next stop, erh... I mean after the game when my son is hungry again.

We felt like Indian food, so we ordered from this place again. The quality and portion size is very…read morefair. I don't think you can ask for different spice levels but the dishes are on the mild side. Perfect for my wife but I could use it much spicier. We had the dinner for 2 combo (daal and paneer) and added some chilli chicken. It's great that you can order some Hakka dishes. The restaurant had ample seats but we had takeout. The food was prepared on time and was hot when we took it home. The owner is very friendly and talkative. This will be our go to Indian restaurant!

I happened to be in the plaza to go to a different place and the smell from Chingari filled the…read moreair! It smelled so delicious, I was craving Indian all week after so I returned a few days after and indulged in an order with a little bit of everything. We got the pakoras, naan, butter chicken, triple chicken, chicken tikka, aloo gobi, vegetable biryani, mango lassi and rasmalai. Our order wasn't ready when we showed up at the time the told us, no worries because it means everything's likely fresh and still being cooked. The food was worth the wait and everything was delicious, the only negative was the pakoras were very salty on the outside, once you bit into it the flavour was perfect, they could really skip sprinkling any extra salt on the outside. Nothing was overly spicy. The chicken pieces were well cooked, large white meat pieces. Our favourites were the chicken tikka, the green chicken in the triple chicken dish, and the vegetarian dishes we ordered I will definitely return here for my next Indian feast!

Perhaps the best shahi style Bangladeshi restaurant in the GTA! I've tried the whole…read moreghoroa-premium-chawkbazaar holy trinity but Masala King is hands down the best when it comes to Bangladeshi delicacies such as polao-roast (these are what Bangladeshis eat for special occasions). The restaurant opened just two weeks ago so I feel the service was extra nice because they are trying to form a new customer base. We were welcomed by green mango juice shots which were super refreshing. I ordered a chicken roast with polao and it's the closest I've had from the ones back home in Bangladesh. Everything was perfect about the roast, the spice balance, the tastes yum! But the best item I would say is the Mughlai Chicken; be cautious though, its blindingly spicy! The dish is so simple and yet so flavourful, really fills you up. The prices are reasonable and the ambience is very homey. The restaurant is run by Masuda Khatun and her friends and family. So truly, it feels like a home cooked meal.

I feel for the owners they are doing everything on their own, I ordered the Mezbaan and morug…read morepalao, the mezbaan was just okay it's not like what I had in Chittagong, but the morug palao was awesome, the owner was super nice talked to us as well about his homeland, Shouaib was a great person, and very humble, the rice had a wonderful smell, and the chicken was tender. The gravy was so good in the morug palao, and the rice was super fragrant and melts in your mouth, the mezbaan wasn't really good, I have to be honest, it's not like what I had in Chittagong, but the morug palao is awesome decent portion, the meat was tender and rice was moist, probably one of the best Bengali restaurants in the gta.