We ordered two platters here, a falafel platter and a fish platter. The potion a are quite…read moregenerous. I enjoyed the fish, it was soft and moist after basking in their flavourful sauce all day it's absorbed some of that really nice spices and herbs they use. My friend had the falafel platter with 5 falafels, and they were freshly made and delicious. Both of us were given an option for two different kinds of rice, one had lentils the other was plain. I substituted my rice for their garlic roasted potatoes and they were great, crunchy on the outside, soft in their inside, and bursting with garlic flavour. We also ordered three samosas, which unfortunately was sitting on the shelf for too long, and they were stringy when pulled apart. I'm sure that was not supposed to happen, we've had them at the chain before and they're usually really yummy. But this time they were not fresh unfortunately. But we don't come here for samosas, we usually Get the wraps and platters and have never really been unhappy with the food. The staff are very pleasant, and helpful. My pro tip is watch out for that line, we didn't know where to start when we came In to get the food. People were floating around the shop, but you eventually find it. Overall a great experience with out platters and customer service. I'm looking forward to going back

Pretty good food. I enjoyed the falafels and the salad. I'm used to every Mediterranean spot I go…read moreto, packing up my food like a mountain (I guess this place missed the memo LOL). They don't have the normal peppers I get at other spots which was missed but ah well. Would definitely eat here again if I were in the area.

I know this is a run down neighborhood, slowly being gentrified, but Piassa Ingera is one of those…read morehidden gems that definitely needs to stay and be recognized. I've passed this place dozens of times over the years while traveling on the Dundas Streetcar only recently visiting with a friend. To be honest, we had very low expectations only to find that we were treated with very friendly and timely service. The storefront is a little awkward and is right off the corner. As soon as you go in there's a huge selection of Ethiopian grocery items alongside their VERY limited menu. Honestly, why stray from what you do so right? The options are mixed veg, lamb, veal and chicken each comes with 2 servings of injera ranging from $9-$14. The mixed veg platter in my case was able to serve two people, so the prices are definitely worth it. Go out of your comfort zone and try something new, go to Piassa Ingera. Don't like the venue? Get it to go, and you will be pleasantly surprised

This is an authentic Ethiopian cafe and little grocery store. You can sit down and enjoy a coffee,…read morelunch, dinner, etc. But you should not be in a rush. People come and sit for hours, conversing with the owner or the other patrons. I've enjoyed many good meals, authentically prepared. I've also purchased big bags of berbere or shiro spice to take home and use in cooking. Very friendly owner. A real asset to the neighbourhood.

When I visited, a friend of mine from Toronto said that Shelby's was just some chain, and nothing…read morespecial. While I definitely get that it's probably not the top of the top quality shawarma money can buy, I quite enjoyed it. Especially for a late night meal while I was out and about. Really filling, and definitely hit the spot. It's not some fine dining experience, but I'd recommend it.

I had been to Toronto previously and had great kabob. So I was in the mood for more. We relied on a…read moreGoogle search and this had great reviews. So we gave it the shot. My wife had a chicken shawarma bowl and she enjoyed it. My son had a chicken shawarma wrap and took two bites before declaring it wasn't his thing. I took a bite, and I'll say that the chicken shawarma to me didn't seem to have the right flavor. But my poutine bowl with beef and lamb was pretty satisfying to a point. About halfway through I began to feel that it was a little too extra with the sauce combo. It definitely overwhelmed the meat. Suddenly I realized I wasn't really eating shawarma at that point. I was eating meat and fries bathed in sauce. Which isn't bad in its own right. But maybe I felt like it was a little short of what I bargained for.

I came here with a different intention, I came here for a different reason, and man I came here for…read morea different restaurant. I have been absolutely dying to try philthy phillys out, from the poutine and sandwich standpoint I couldn't wait to get here. So I walked into this cafeteria/food hall(the best word I could think for this) and much to my surprise a different place was here but with the same art as philthy phillys, but not? I took a good hard look at the menu before I placed my order, I really wanted poutine, so I asked. "is poutine not on the menu?" the response I got was "yeahhhhhh we have poutine and we do it better then the previous place" ok then, I ended up having two chicken wraps, which were mediocre at best, I had some wilted lettuce in my wrap and there were some issues with the temperature throughout the wrap which lead to a bit of frustration. For whatever reason I decided to eat without my headphones in and I couldn't help but notice that the cashier behind the counter was a bit arrogant towards multiple customers, not just myself. With no explanation of what happened to the previous place, I didn't even finish my meal as I was just frustrated with it all. No website or app mentioned the new place at the time of the visit, and philthy phillys was still listed. I think as well I lost my appetite from the smorgasbord of smells from the collected food hall, not impressed by any means. I wouldn't go out of my way for this place, and I definitely wont be back. This is not a revolution at all...

Very good lafa ch and falfel so tastyread more

I really liked Mr. Pizza! Came by for a walk in and got a spicy vegetarian pizza. Took about 10 min…read moreto prepare. The pizza was fresh and the crust was crispy..nothing tasted overly greasy. The toppings were fresh. A bit of a hole in the wall location, but has some seating and saw lots of takeout orders coming through.

Tried the walk in special..half pepperoni half cheese. The food was hot and fresh but I was…read moredisappointed by the crust. Toppings are tasty, perhaps a little too much sauce, but the crust has too much cornmeal and seemed dry (reminded me of whole wheat crusts). Don't think I'll be returning although if you're looking for cheap pizza, check it out!

Just tried out their masala fries since theyre just below my gym and was craving for something…read morepoutine like food. I cant believe theyre only charging $5 for this! Its soo goood!

This is the second time we've been here for lunch and a brew; the patio is lovely, the service is…read morefriendly and prompt, and the food is fresh and inspired - and real tasty. Suffering from a summer cold, today we just had a plate of sweet potato fries and a salad with lemon pepper basa. Delicious. I had two Spirit Tree (hard pear) ciders, the bf had an local APA and an IPA. Good selection of adult beverages, yummy food, and good service. We'll certainly be back.

this used to be one of my favourite places to go, but the recent menu change eliminated all vegan…read moreoptions. I was served an appetizer that contained sour cream even though server swore it was vegan. was sick all night. my friends and I go regularly - at least a dozen times over the summer. The vegan BLT was amazing. But now it's gone, so I am too. Too bad, the staff is really friendly and it's close to home.

A recent Yelp event introduced me to Ande Ka Funda. This eatery is next door to Kish's Roti and…read moreDoubles. It's less than a five-minute drive from my workplace. I've been here a couple of times. The first time was after work on a Wednesday. There was plenty of parking after 4 pm. I returned on Saturday afternoon at 2 pm. The parking lot was busier, but there were still a lot of available spots. I had the following items during my first visit: - Mango lassi - Chef's special Ande Ka Funda The latter states that it's mild. It's an egg dish. I was greeted by Feni, who was my server and exceptionally patient with someone like me who had never had northern Indian-style eggs. Everything on the menu is vegetarian. The mango lassi was delicious. It was thick. I could taste the yogurt. The mango provided the perfect sweetness. I loved whatever the topping was. The chef's special came out next. It was a production that I didn't anticipate. There were a couple of eggs in a nicely spiced curry sauce with grated cheese on top. Fanny came out with a blow torch to melt the cheese and see flames. She suggested that I mix everything up. I started with a spoon. She said that two would be even better. I highly recommend two spoons to mix. The eggs ended up being cooked in this sauce that had more kick to it than the stated mild. The flavours were amazing. The two eggs had body to them. The yolks were set, but weren't overly cooked. There was also chopped egg in the sauce. There was lots of protein in this meal. It kept me satiated for hours after consuming this dish. I got two roti that were rolled out thinly. They were yummy. It was difficult to scoop up the sauce with one. I did the reverse and tore the roti, piled on the sauce and egg, and used a spoon to eat everything. It worked nicely! The sauce was creamy and thick, thanks to the melted, torched cheese. In hindsight, getting the bun would have made scooping up the sauce and egg easier. I'll do that next time. I got a little call button in case I needed anything, which included more roti. I didn't need more. The sauce was so good that I ended up eating it on its own. I used the washroom before I left. It was clean, but the toilet paper refills needed some attention in the stall that I used. Yesterday, I returned to get more Limca and Thums Up, which are Indian soft drinks. I have had Thums Up before, but Limca was new to me until I saw it here. This history of these drinks is fascinating. In the late 70's, Coca-Cola withdrew from India. Regulations stated that the company needed to disclose its soft drink's formula and more. To fill this void, Thums Up was created to replace Coke. Similarly, Limca was created to replace Sprite. Both products did exceptionally well in India that Coca-Cola ended up buying Thums Up and Limca in the early 90's to compete with Pepsi for soft drink supremacy in India. I like Thums Up. It's fizzy and has a spicy, sweeter flavour than Pepsi. I wish that it came in a sugar-free version. I like to indulge now and again. Limca has my heart. It's got stronger lemon and lime flavours than Sprite. Again, I wish that there were a sugar-free version. I liked this drink a lot more than Sprite, mainly because I like strong citrus flavours. This place takes credit and debit cards. I don't know whether it takes cash. Feni was wonderful and I appreciated her answering all my questions. She's a gem. I'm happy that I can get yummy food and authentic Indian drinks here. I am becoming a regular. It's easy, especially when this eatery is close to the office. (104)

This restaurant specializes in authentic 50+ Egg dishes & Pure Vegeterian street food from Surat,…read moreGujarat Different type of grave like red & green Amul butter just hits different Love this kurkure masal sandwich.. buns are made in bakery so it's fresh and no sugar! roti was not as soft as expected but rest assure everything was good Service was fast and it's very bright and clean.