Essentially a neighbourhood fixture. Delicious food, good value. I could easily live on their…read morebaingan bhartha and naan, but everything veg or non-veg is excellent. Lamb saag a favourite too. What they do, they do well and have stayed consistent in quality and service. Here's hoping to more years on the danforth.

This Indian place in the Danforth seems catered to non-natives. It's really fancy inside and…read moreservice is attentive. I recommend the sizzling platter to share for the table. It comes with really tender tandoori chicken and grilled shrimp. The meat is very tasty with a good-sized portion. The butter chicken curry was so good. They ran out of roti, so I settled for garlic naan and basmati rice. The lamb Rogan josh was recommended by our server. He claimed it was his favorite. It was good and on the spicy side! Bathroom is down the steep steps. It's dark. Credit card accepted. (Also posted on Google)

This place is in Kensington Market downtown Toronto, but it has a decent sized patio out front to…read moreenjoy the nice weather, and a deceivingly big inside as opposed to what you'd think walking in from the outside. Its described as modern Indian cuisine and I completely agree. The interior reminds me of a sort of chique classy cocktail lounge, but all the dishes and the plating are authentic indian. The naan bread was super fresh as were all the curries.

I love the original location although since moving to the new venue I have also noticed a…read moredifference in the quality of the food and overall experience. I recently ordered the tandoori chicken in addition to some of the curries I am used to ordering from the original and didn't find that it lived up to the previous experiences. Hopefully they'll sort out the issues as it's always been one of my fav places!

My review is a bit late but I dropped by last week and was shocked! The sign at the door said they…read morewill be closing for 3 months - early Oct -Dec 22 ! On vacation to India. I had to find a quick solution and spoke to Jaipur and ordered me a full tray of the best butter chicken in the world and 3 garlic naans. Chunky pieces of juicy flavourful tandoori chicken swimming in a pool of buttery tomato sauce was so addictive ! They make the best gravy!! We could just eat this every day! They loaned us a aluminum restaurant tray so we could transport it home safely. I can't believe we polished the tray off in 2 days.My goodness! I knew I had to write another review bc my last review was from 6 yrs ago. Salivating just looking at the pictures I posted. Tomorrow I'm placing 2 additional orders of this glorious creation and will portion them out and freeze them like we initially discussed with Jaipur. Amritsari fish is quite tasty too. One day I will try other items on the menu but Butter Chicken is must every time I visit!

Came here for lunch, wings, 4 for $5.50, they gave me 5!, and onion pakors, 4 for $3.50, they gave…read moreme 4, all good, tasty, nice little lunch, will go back every now and then,

This location is small but can handle some large groups. Parking is limited on the street. We…read morewere dropped off. We were able to get seated right away. The service is friendly. The food was so good. We started with the veg samsosa - I really enjoyed the mint sauce. The samsosa was crunchy and the inside was soft and mushy with a little kick. I ordered the chicken tikka masala, it was flavorful, a little spicy with nice chunks of chicken. Each bite was delightful. My husband got the chicken curry and he said it was amazing and enjoyed the roti with his curry. We would definitely visit again.

We came here for weekday dinner. The service was very slow and the restaurant was cold (literally)…read more The ambiance was fine, but they had low heating in frigid weather! We ordered for Malai Kofta, naan and roti. It lacked flavour and quantity was also less.

This is a Small cozy mom and pop restaurant. Those are the best kind of places to eat. This place…read moreis one of the best to stops for Dosa. Fresh, hot and tasty. We ordered the regular Masoor Dosa, Mendu Vada, Masala Dosa, Podi Dosa, chai and coffee. I have no negatives because it was all TASTY. It definitely takes you back, to home cooked dosas. Check this place out and you won't be disappointed

I really loved the quick service. We were in the area when we saw this South Indian place access…read morewent to try. We tried the vada - which I felt were little dry. I liked the idlis - they were lightweight and well cooked. The dosa was little underwhelming- I got the Mysore Masala Dosa, it was good size but lacked taste in masala. We did like their tomato chutney. Overall, I found the taste to be underwhelming given the high price we paid for it. The filter coffee abs the tea didn't meet our expectations either. Good for single visits. Taking about the location, they gave ton of seating and the place is well lit. The set up is good.

Heard about this jewel of a restaurant from a friend. Situated in a non- descript strip plaza on…read morePharmacy near St Clair Ave East, it is not in a highly visible location, yet don't let the location or the neutral exterior deter you. The food is exquisite, so much so that my wife, who did not enjoy Indian food, likely from going to bad Indian buffet restaurants has had a definitive change of heart because of the influence of this Indian restaurant. Started with the combo appetizer, along with the Noorani Seekth. Added chicken curry, goat curry with bone, tandoor cooked shrimp masala, topped off with their to die for butter naan and basmati rice. Topped off with a cup of masala chai. Our party of five, which started with 4 definitive Indian cuisine enthusiasts ended up with 5, with the promise to return again. Food quality, presentation, aroma and pricing, combined for a truly memorable dining experience at Lageez. Well done!

Have not been to Lageez in a long time and was really glad I did. Ordered a dinner for the team for…read moretakeout. A selection of dishes - Lamb chops , chicken sampler, paneer tikka ,chicken seekh kebabs for appetizers. Mains were - butter chicken, goat curry , palak paneer, malai kofta, dal makhani as well as garlic naans, tandoori rotis , lachha parathas . I was pleasantly surprised when I noticed that Sachin had added a few butter naans as extras since he felt we had not ordered enough breads !! Each dish was well prepared, delicious and flavourful. All appetizers were on point with flavour and bbq'd perfectly . All breads were also well baked .

I absolutely love this place. Normally, a place that has a massive menu is a bit concerning to me…read moreas it often leads to not really excelling at anything, but that is not the case here in my experience. The reason behind the large menu is related to the aim of the restaurant, which is to showcase the various regional cuisines of India. As a result, don't expect the straightforward menu of: apps, entrees, deserts, etc... rather the menu is divided by cuisine. Aside from honouring tradition, they do offer a couple 'new' takes on some items. If you comb through a few reviews, and certainly the pics, you'll notice a must-order items is the roasted eggplant with pomegranate. It really is like nothing else I've had before and unforgettable in both taste and texture. My group also went with a famous lamb dish as well. I don't remember the name offhand, but it is incredibly soft, well seasoned and nicely spiced dish. We also went with orders of naan, veggie dishes and meat skewers. It's beautifully decorated inside and also has the advantage of being located in a heritage building in what was formerly an estate home nearly 150 years old. It's truly a unique place and one people living in the area can be proud and of showcase to visitors.

Johnny Custared has veritie of sweet and fast food. Today…read morewe tried 3 types of sweet; white chocolate macadamia cookies, toffee pudding with ice cream and strawberry & banana crep. The portion cann be share, however; I recommend toffee pudding with ice cream. Due to the weekend , the service was slow. I would like to thank Sheily who was so friendly and acted professionally when we did not like the cardamom chai as it has milk and did meet our expectations . She changed the chai with Earl Gray which was really tasty. The ambiance was nice and comfort. The chairs were comfortable and the employees were friendly.

We visited late on a Sunday night since not many other places in the area were still open. We were…read moreable to get seated right away. The atmosphere is nice but still casual, with dim lighting and trendy decor. It's a smaller place but comfortable. We thought all the curries were excellent, strong flavors and good portions. Some of the best butter chicken we've had!

Nestled in the historic St. Lawrence neighbourhood, Urban Maharajas presents itself with an…read moreunmistakable air of grandeur -- and largely delivers on the promise. The interior is nothing short of opulent: rich earthy tones, elegant dark green accents, and warm ambient lighting conspire to create a dining room that feels both regal and inviting, a space where one might genuinely dine as royalty. The kitchen demonstrates real command of Indian cuisine. Flavours arrive bold, layered, and unapologetically intense -- each dish speaking with the confidence of a well-rehearsed tradition. The breads, in particular, deserve special mention: naan emerges from the tandoor piping hot, beautifully blistered with charred grill marks, and with a texture that is at once pillowy and satisfyingly crisp. One could make a meal of the bread alone and leave content. Where the experience falters slightly is in pacing. A midweek lunch -- the dining room far from full -- still saw dishes arrive at a leisurely tempo more suited to a languid evening affair than a working professional's lunch hour. For a restaurant of this calibre, tightening the rhythm of service during daytime covers would elevate the experience considerably. That said, the wait is not without reward. What emerges from the kitchen is genuinely exceptional -- the sort of cooking that lingers in memory. Urban Maharajas is a destination that honours its namesake: lavish, flavourful, and fit for royalty. One simply hopes the court learns to keep pace with its guests.