Dedication to freshness and flavour galore! I continue to go back because of consistency and…read moreexcellent customer service.

Fucking disgusting I went here for lunch about 6 months…read moreago, I order and the lady would not let me get my meal without a drink. She added a coke to the order without me wanting one. She was also a rude woman. When my food is ready she coughs right on it before closing to container. When she is giving my change back she coughs on the bill then hands it to me. The rice I had was burn like hell, nasty. And the chicken was disgusting. Never EVER will I eat there again.

It was amazing good food and very kinds people would recommend will definitely come backread more

Some parking along Danforth…read more It's dark inside, 6 tables and bar spots. No warm cloths, just hand wipes. Ordered a veggie platter, replaced the small salad with more green lentsalad delight and an extra side of red lentil. C$46.31 Veggie platter: beets, cabbage and carrots, greens, green lentil, red lentil, yellow lentil and potato. Nothing is outstanding or tasting the way I am expecting. The red lentil and potato are the only two dishes that have decent flavor for me, it's due to the Berbere sauce. Not a ton of flavor for any dish for me. Totally regretting getting the double of the green lentil instead of the red lentil for the veggie platter. Just tell yourself the lentil is good fiber for the ho The delight salad is quite refreshing. The red lentil is the best of all of the dishes.

I've been wanting to try Ethiopian food for many years but never knew where to go until one day, a…read morecoworker suggested this restaurant. We arrived at around 2pm so it was more of a late lunch and the restaurant was quiet save for a party of four. We were tossed up between the Lalibela Platter and the Family Platter but opted for the Family Platter since it offered more meat options. I was also pulled between the Special Hot Tea and the Ginger tea... this time I opted for both. The Ginger tea has a nice Ginger bite to it but the Special Hot Tea is really quite special. I would probably just order that one next time. Both were really good though. Everything available on the platter was delicious and I'm glad that we were able to try such a variety of items. Although I thoroughly enjoyed the experience, one thing I did learn, I'm not very good at eating with my hands. The cuisine seems to have a mild to moderate heat, nothing too extreme, at least in this platter. Oddly enough though, it did leaving me wanting something sweet. The desserts on offer were carrot cake, ice cream and baklava. I just wanted something small and sweet that I could share so opted for the baklava. In fairness, when I asked how big it was (trying to decide if I needed to order one or two) she did say it was like a slice of cake but I guess I still didn't expect to be... like a slice of cake! I have never seen such a large piece of baklava before. It was fabulous! Our server was quick, attentive and friendly. I would definitely recommend this restaurant is you're in the area.

Had dinner here last night and enjoyed the vegetarian platter, which is the dish I always get at an…read moreEthiopian restaurant. The cooked lentils were each flavourful and hearty, and I enjoyed the salad and vegetable forward dishes. The platter was $18 plus tax and tip. The restaurant was entirely empty on a weekday night, not sure how busy they are otherwise. Our waitress was friendly. I liked that the doors leading to the washrooms all had foot handles so you don't need to use your hands. Tasty meal to enjoy with friends or a quiet date.

Excellent food, fresh ingredients, and friendly staff. The service was fast, and everything tasted…read moreamazing. Highly recommend Pita Land!"

This Particular PitaLand is literally one of the best shawarma spots in the City. I put that on…read moreEverything I Love. greatest cooked Chicken EVER

The pizza sits out and is rarely hot but always warm. The chicken sandwich is my favorite; try it…read morewith pink sauce in lieu of read. Drinks are overpriced but par for the food court. The 100 Wellington food court is a madhouse at the stroke of noon. Lately I've been busy, very busy, so the smallest line has been getting my business. Pizza Manna always has a small line and they keep it moving. This is also the most reasonably priced shop in the court. The food is OK. All of these venders in this area create an assembly line of cafeteria-style service. Pizza Manna is no different. They have a verity of ready-made selection they shovel into a box or bag and send you on your way. It's premade, warm but not hot. Good in a pinch, looked over the rest of the time.

I love Subway! This place is one of my go-to places for dinner. I'm a creature of habit so I had my…read moreregular sub but I have tried some of the new ones. The guy helping us was nice and very accommodating!

With all due respect Cailen S, yous crazy. Just because the owners of this Subway wrangled some…read morelunatic willing to stay up past midnight to make sandwiches (and screw it, some nights I would), doesn't mean they are some kind of gift to the people's of Oakville. This Subway isn't bad, but I would like to offer a stark counterpoint to the glowing recommendation proffered here. Yes, it might be true that you will wait a long time for your sub, and it's probably true that the sandwich artist -- who is kindof, sortof, but not really gifted in the breadmeat arts -- only speaks four words of English, it's most definitely true that they will rush to slam the ingredients on your submarine and put on way too much mayo when you only request one stripe of mayo. Why did you make two motions? Isn't that two stripes? One stripe, one motion. Yeah, yeah, they're open late. But so is Tim Horton's in the same plaza. Are they five stars too, Cailen? ARE THEY? No further questions, your honour. Obligatory Title Pun: EAT FRESH, Cailen S. Menu Readability: You know, it's a Subway. Need to mention: Cailen and I go way back, hence I can question his judgment on Yelp. What this place teaches me about myself: I'm a dick.

Thank you Reyan Restaurant!!!! You are awesome!!! In my last update, I complained about a few…read moredisappointing experiences with the shawarma wrap, but I gave them a couple more tries in the last few months, and I am pleased to say: they were delicious and without eewwy bits. (I only found one small piece of fat, which I'm letting go as an oversight). Keep it up Reyan!!!! When I eat the lamb here, I always wonder why I am one of the lucky Canadians who knows about this place. One of my latest tries, which I highly recommend, is the Whole Chicken Roast with Potatoes. Yummy!!! The chicken is so tender, it falls off the bone, and it's very flavourful. However, it needs longer to cook, so call an hour ahead whether you want take-out or dine-in.

My brother had read an article about this place several months back and we were both intrigued and…read moreexcited to try authentic Syrian cuisine. (Turns out it's very similar to most Middle Eastern food.) I decided to order the Chicken Shawarma, even though the displayed menu is a little confusing in terms of finding things. Anyway, I placed my order and was told to have a seat by the owner. A little while later, I was asked what I wanted in my shawarma (everything, obviously) and the finished wrap was then placed in a press for several minutes. When I received it, it was piping hot (always a good sign). The wrap had been rendered almost flat by the press and the exterior was crispy without being burnt or hard. Honestly, this was delicious. One of the best chicken shawarmas I've had in a while. My only complaint would be the relative sparseness of the chicken; the chicken pieces were so good I was desperate for more.

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.