Niagara Falls has finally found its spice. Where the strip once offered little beyond overpriced,…read moredeep-fried chain fare, a welcome wave of Indian kitchens has arrived, and Dhaba On The Falls rises above them. We walked past neighbours with flashier signage and followed the crowd instead, a choice rewarded at once. A room this full of Indian diners is rarely the work of search rankings. It is word of mouth, earned plate by plate. The cooking is honest and layered, with spices that build rather than shout and gravies of genuine depth. Our request for heat, stated and then stated again, was not quietly diluted as so often happens elsewhere. The kitchen understood exactly what spicy means to those who ask for it, and delivered with conviction. I love that. Service is brisk and attentive, helped by a tableside call button that actually works, a small touch that suits a room this lively. Expect a busy, bustling dining room at peak hours. It is part of the charm, though not the setting for a hushed evening. For everyone else, this is real food cooked with care, a short stroll from the Falls.

This place is gooood and sort of hidden gem and located in the center of attraction in Clifton…read moreHills They have a great amount of veggie and non veg options We ordered Chicken Nababi and it was fantastic We also ordered goat Rogan Josh and malai paneer and it was all delicious

This place has Great food, it is very clean, It is a few blocks from the main attractions but well…read moreworth the extra steps. We had Lamb Handi Curry, chicken Massla and Garlic Naan to be one of the best we have tasted. Prices are also very reasonable. The service very good and attentive.

It's been 3 decades since visiting Niagara Falls. Last time as a child and this time as a father, I…read morehad a sense of obligation to bring my children and wife an experience they wouldn't forget! Insomnia hit the morning of our trip and I researched for hours on what to do at the Canadian side. Easy answer, wonder pass and hit all the spots as the thunderstorm was in and out throughout the day. We exhausted all our efforts and ended the day at 7pm. WAZ NEXT??? Dinner time!! Found Inchin's and went directly to it! It's a smell ish shop compared to other inchin's bamboo gardens we have been to throughout California but the restaurant interior was well decorated and waiter ready to please! We are no amateurs when it came to indochinese food as I'm of Chinese descent and my wife and her parents of Indian descent. All of us fresh of the boat 25-30 years ago! This Inchin's might be small but the food and hospitality speaks volumes! Every single dish was spot on and the food came quick. Granted we were the only table on a terrible stormy night midway through severe flood watch, the staff treated us with positivity and enthusiasm. My vegetarian side of the family had the pani puri in shot glasses (phuchka) classic Hakka noodles, kadai paneer, veg biriyani with side of paneer paratha and tandoori rotli. I also enjoy vegetarian food but I couldn't resist getting some wings. The portions are appropriate if not slightly excessive for us Americanized FOBs, and we ordered accordingly as to not have a single left over! Even with years of indochinese AND being fellow Inchin's franchise goer, the pani puri in a shot glass was a great new experience for the whole family! Presentation was top notch, and it gave a new sense of occasion. My wife and I cheered each other like alcoholic shots and felt like teenagers again! These shots were not only stylish, but they were sobering in flavor and crunch! Paneer paratha was unique and tasted like scrambled egg paratha of some sort. It's similar to popular Taiwanese version of scallion pancake with egg! Masala wings where I ordered with specification of less oil came out perfect as did the rest of the meal. As the night went on, we exchanged stories of the past and relatives before heading out into the terribly windy and wet night again. Nothing could have given us a better mental refuge of the outpouring and flashes of lightning than the flood of flavor and hospitality from Little Inchin's on the other side of the Falls. Come in for some mom and pop experience of a lifetime and buckle up for a journey to flavor town. Their payment machine was broken and I couldn't even tip them tonight when I wished to double what was customarily charged for a table of 5+. This review is the least I could do.

Authentic Indian in the heart of St.Catharine's along the wine route…read more This place has been an institution in Niagara for the past 30 years and either great reason. Loyal customers and super friendly staff and excellent food! The place has been updated since the last time I was in a couple years ago. It's been painted and looks good. We shared a combo for 2 and it had a ton of food. We were able to switch out the shrimp curry for the chicken Tikka. Good move. Tikka was awesome. It came with a couple appetizers, a beef sausage thing and an onion thing. Naan was so good. It came with a lamb dish and a veggie dish. We had to bring some of it home there was so much food. Would definitely go back!

The food was spectacular! we had 'apps for two' which included onion bhaji, samosas, shami kebab,…read moresheek kebab, chicken tikka--fantastic flavours. Very fresh. Baju, the proprietor, upon learning of my mango allergy provided us with an amazing yogurt sauce to die for. My husband had lamb curry (which he LOVED) and I had the amazing butter chicken masala (my new go to). The Naan was fresh and scrumptious. Highly recommend this small, delicious restaurant. ENJOY!!!

Occasionally my husband and I get cravings for very specific foods. This time, we crossed the…read morebridge to try our neighbors-to-the-north version of dosa. For those of you who've never tried it, it's a crispy thin pancake baked on a flat stone called a tava. They're huge. Come hungry! Also, $16 Canadian is about $13 USD? So they're a great buy. There are murals all over the walls of men with mustaches or full beards; Bollywood soundtrack on the PA, and a film loop of sights in India. Our waitress took our order with a table side Point of Sale machine which doubles as a touch-free card payment. She was very helpful in explaining the different fillings, and when my DH ordered the most spicy dosa - a Mysore one, stuffed with chile peppers in tomato sauce, but ordered it, "A little spicy"? The kitchen gave him the thinnest possible smear of stuffing. I was expecting fireworks, and drinking lots of water. He named it, "Delicious!" I went another direction and ordered a substantial stuffing: Shrimp and bell pepper in a sauteed tomato sauce. (See photo). It was outstanding! Eat with your fingers, but don't use the left hand. The restaurant advertises it serves a "Baahubali" dosa: A 2XL kitchen sink dosa, meant to feed eight. Is this place good for groups? Yes, yes it is. Full bar; very family friendly; two unisex bathrooms. There's a small patio with tables for the eight weeks of good weather; tables and booths inside. For those who love spiceness, there's a condiment I'd never seen before: Small jars of sliced green chilies covered in oil. I can only imagine the Scoville units there! Many vegetarian options, only a few are also vegan. We will definitely return! There were so many things on the menu we'd never seen before!

Dosa Boyz is hard to ignore when there are so many positive reviews for this place. There is a…read moretiny parking lot in front, but you'll need to find street parking for the most part. It's a very casual relaxed restaurant. We ordered: * Mysore Masala Dosa $12.99 * Butter Garlic Dosa $13.99 * Potato Masala Dosa $13.99 * Mutton Kheema $16.99 They were all good size portions and very filling. The chutneys were really tasty and service was great. And everything was served rather quickly as well. It's definitely busy as large parties started showing up shortly after we arrived, so we were lucky we came when we did. Nothing bad to say at all and we would probably go again if we came across another Dosa Boyz.

Stopped in on a Saturday afternoon between lunch and dinner. The food took about 20 minutes but was…read moremade fresh for us. We had the broaster chicken (fried chicken), vindaloo wrap, shawarma chicken, and cocktail samosas! Well done, enough spice. The chef came out to greet us while we sat at the one picnic table - super nice, offered us something to drink too. We were happy to have some good food while out visiting the area.

Incredible food! Incredible service! Highly recommend! The butter chicken was outstanding! I can't…read morewait to try the Shawarma next! :)

Absolutely delicious! The Mutton Curry was tender and full of flavor, and the Biryani Rice was the…read moreperfect complement. Great service, lovely atmosphere, and everything was excellent. I didn't take many pictures because I was too busy enjoying every bite!

This was such a fun restaurant! We had a great time! I…read moreordered an onion masala Dosa: An enormous crispy pancakes rolled up around spiced mashed potatoes and fresh chopped onions. It came with four separate dipping sauces. My husband ordered the mutton curry, and we both over-ate, enjoying the cinnamon -scenged gravy! Garlic naan came hot from the oven; the lassis were very refreshing! We will definitely be back!

Visiting Niagara for my mom's birthday, she was really craving Indian food, so we decided to try…read moresomething off the beaten path and we stumbled to a delicious heaven. Yuvi, our server, was delightful and extremely helpful for any questions we had and made some delicious recommendations. The atmosphere was very welcoming and family friendly, a great spot to get away from the busy tourist spots while not needing to drive too far. Next time I'm in Niagara I'll definitely be coming back to Kabab and Thali!

Tasty and well priced food, excellent variety for the whole family, and service is quick and…read morefriendly. I will come back again

Delicious Food & Kind People We (family of 5) got the…read morerecommendation for this place from a local when we checked into our hotel. It was a bit over a 20 minute walk from the touristy area (think Cliffton Hill), it was filled with people, and we felt very safe. We ordered lamb curry, butter chicken, and chicken tikka masala, as well as naan and a lassi mango drink. Everything was delicious! We asked for medium spice and it had a little bit of a kick to it. I learned that my preference should be chicken over lamb because chicken allows the flavors to really shine, while the lamb competes a bit for attention. The naan was exactly what we needed to sop up the sauce, and the rice was absolutely perfect: light and fluffy. In addition to being absolutely delicious, I want to shout out this business for their kindness. A few homeless folks stepped in, asked for a plate, and stepped outside to wait. The gentleman who was at the counter simply nodded. They proceeded to put together a set of to go boxes with food for each person who asked. It was a simple process, not disruptive to anyone eating at the restaurant, and an extremely intentional act of kindness for their community. I hope their business prospers, and they can continue to help those who need it.

We order chicken biryani from Taste of Bombay for takeout often when we visit family in Niagara…read moreFalls, and it is always fresh, tasty, and full of delicious boneless chicken. This time, we ordered lamb biryani and it did not disappoint! The owners were generous with their serving of lamb pieces (with mainly meat and very few bones) and everyone who tasted the dish came back for seconds. We highly recommend the biriyani at Taste of Bombay!