I ordered this for delivery, and while it was acceptable and edible, I likely will not be ordering…read moreit again.

The food is excellent however the place is small and cramped. When the door opens it can get really…read morecold. The service is okay. They need to take drink orders first and then return to take food orders. With so many options available in Oshawa I don't think we will return there

March 29, 2026 - first time trying Sri Lankan cuisine and my friend order recommended dishes…read more The first was Chicken 65. Ckcien that came with topped with onions, garnish, and coated in spices. The breading was a bit crunchy and the interior was soft and tender. A good blend of opposites when you bite into it. The next dish was dolphin kuthu. It was an interesting blend of several different things. Chopped roti, egg, mixed vege and chicken. Similar to the chicken, it was a mix of soft roti as a result of the sauce and the firmer vegetables and chicken. My friend ordered a bit spicy for me, but overall, the dish was really well made. The final dish was a mutton lamprais. It was a rice dish wrapped in a banana leaf. Each section was packed with something different- eggplant, shrimp, garlic etc. If you're looking to try a huge variety of different Sri Lankan food, this is what you would get. Overall I really enjoyed the variety as you can get something different in every bite. Ended with the Watalappam dessert, which is a coconut custard pudding. It was soft, smooth, creamy and not too sweet. You can really taste the coconut in the pudding.

The stand-outs at this restaurant were the customer service (all the servers were very nice,…read morefriendly, and food came out fast) and presentation of the dishes. Even though the food tasted delicious, most things were too spicy for me - but that's how you know it's authentic. Portion sizes were big - we took home a lot of it as take-out as we had a lot left over (you really get value for your bucks). 1) Seafood Kottu Roti, topped with Jaffna-style omelette - There was a good amount of seafood in the dish, although I found it way too spicy (compared to a much milder kottu roti that I had previously). I liked that it was topped with an omelette. 2) Crab Pittu Combo (pittu served with crab curry, fried fish, Jaffna-style omelette (with onions, garlic, curry leaves, turmeric, green chillies), pol (coconut) sambol, coconut milk sodhi) - There were a lot of ingredients and dishes in this combo! The pittu itself was very mild and dense - a good carb accompaniment to everything else. The crab was hard to eat as they didn't pre-crack any of the shells, and they didn't give a cracker to crack them open. I liked the Jaffna-style omelette and fish that came with this combo, in addition to the grated coconut crumbles that were part of the pittu. In addition to Sri Lankan dishes, there were South Indian and Hakka dishes as well on the menu. They offer take-out and delivery (saw lots of delivery drivers waiting for orders). We might go back to try some of the other dishes that we didn't get to try this time around (thanks to the extensive menu and large portion sizes).

Bombay blue restaurant serves Hakka Indian cuisine…read more The restaurant is a good size, with a central bar, high open ceilings and lots of natural light. They have a decent sound system and would probably make a good venue for an event. They are renovating so dine in is not currently an option. The staff was friendly and the food was fantastic. Gobi 65 are fried cauliflower nuggets in a sweet and sour ginger sauce. A bit spicy, loads of flavour, and a vegetarian fave. The hakka noodles were the most spicy. It is aromatic and taste like it was seared on a wok. If you are in the mood for spicy fried noodles, this hits the spot. The butter chicken sauce was smooth creamy and mild, containing big tender chunks of chicken breast. Really good. Garlic naan was fresh and buttery. Everything was delicious and well priced. Def will go back.

First of all, love the very clean and minimalist decor of this restaurant. We ordered from indian…read moreand hakka dishes. Their Gobi 65 was exceptional. It was so good that we had to order a second plate. Their chicken dishes were also great. Achari chicken was the standout. Their panner tikka was also really good as well as their fired rice. Also I have to give a big thanks to the server. Her service was excellent.

Mmmm Mmmm. I love an Indian Buffet! Especially when it's only $12.99 for dinner!…read more I was here the other day while perusing the shops in Little India. My tummy was grumbling and i was really craving a good buffet dinner. The restaurant looked nice and of course the price was appealing. When we sat down we noticed teh sign on the table reading $2.99 draft beer & $3.99 glass of wine with buffet. Bonus!! The buffet looked hot and fresh. I tried the butter chicken, curry goat, tandoori chicken, veggie pakoras and chick peas. They brought us fresh naan to our table. It was steamin' hot right out of the tandoori and delicious. My favorites were the pakoras and butter chicken, it had a nice heat and good flavour. I especially love dipping the pakoras in the butter chicken sauce. For dessert I had one of the cold honey balls (i forget the proper name for those little guys. Maybe Gulab Jamun?) and it was perfect to top up my already full tummy! The service was great, always filling up my water without me asking. I only wished i had tried a sweet lassi. Next time... I definitely want to come back here soon! p.s. free wifi for all you check-in-ers ;)

craving Indian food last weekend, my girlfriends and I ventured out to Gerrard India Bazaar in…read moreToronto expecting to find the typical - you know, great eats but a fast food type ambiance. To our surprise was Nitya. The elegant decor drew us into the restaurant and once in, we found ourselves in a clean, lovely, well decorated space, with quiet music to match the mood. As we were ushered to our table, I wished I was dressed "up" a little, and instead of being with my girlfriends, wished I was on a date.... tableclothes, candlelights, lovely hand painted murals on the wall, impeccable waiters, wine and good food....... The buffet had plenty for vegetarians (me) and non-vegetarians alike. Warm naan bread in a basket was topped up promptly at our table as we chowed it down with the curries (I tried the curried chick peas with lotus seed for the first time... and loved it, and the Paalak Paneer, unlike at many restaurants I have been to of late, had plenty of paneer.....); the salad bar was humbly stocked, but then, we were not at an Indian restaurant for the salads...and the the dessert was a real treat - A coconut/custard fondue with lemon bread. And the bill at the end was the best part of the evening.... very very reasonable. apprx. $18.00 per person. Well worth it and I can't wait to go again, but this time, dressed up in an elegant saree on a date, for sure!!!

When in Toronto the first place I go is here ! Everything is made fresh in a small open kitchen at…read morethe front of the house ! Everything is custom made for you. Roman handles the table service and the ambience is classic Toronto small and casual. The best in the city !

Curry twist is the best Indian restaurant in Toronto. Hands down!…read more We've been going to Curry Twist for years and because of covid we haven't been there in a while. We had dinner there tonight after a long time and it was another fabulous meal. Vegetable Samosas are so crispy and the tamarind and mint sauces were so good. We also had Goan fish curry and lamb madras with garlic naan. All made with fresh ingredients and delicious. For dessert we had gulab jamun. Service was excellent as always. We are happy to be able to have dinner at this wonderful restaurant again.

We stopped by the curry club restaurant while looking for Indian fare in Oshawa. I will admit I was…read morevery skeptical entering this place. This place is the definition of a run-down. But it is also the epitome of awesome hole-in-the-wall places to eat. I think we ordered a Chicken Korma and a Panner Butter masala from the lunch special. It has been a while since I have been surprised to eat a new chicken gravy dish from the sub-continent. The flavors, the spices the aroma was just so good, and yes so was the taste. The paneer didn't disappoint too. The portion size was huge we could barely finish it up. The folks who run the place were super nice and we chatted a bit after lunch. Again, if you find yourself in Oshawa give this place a try, you will not be disappointed.

Ive been here many times before but today the meal was so good i felt compelled to review it…read more Perfectly spiced, large portions, and responsible priced.

I had a good experience at this restaurant overall. The interior was nicely decorated with Nepal…read moreinspired visuals, and our server was attentive and brought out our food in a timely manner. The food itself was good, the momos were big, juicy, and packed with flavour. I found the chilli chicken and pakoras to be just ok. Would be happy to come by and grab some momos next time I'm in the area.

We came here with a group of friends and had a very pleasant evening. This is a family restaurant…read moreand they provide great customer service and high quality food. Their menu includes Nepali, Indian, and Hakka cuisine, including vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. We ordered "Tandoori Momo", "Mountain Hariyali Momo", "Chow Mein Hakka", "Goat Korma", "Chicken Tikka Masala", "Garlic Naan" and "Butter Roti". They also serve Papadum as a complimentary appetizer. Our food was very fresh and delicious. Momo's are handmade and fresh and we enjoyed them. Korma and Chicken Masala tasted great. We enjoyed the food and the vibe.

So delicious, I got the steamed chicken momo and my only regret is that I don't have the appetite…read moreto order the whole momo menu. Took a lil bite of all the other momos at the table though and can safely say they were all equally delish.

The food was excellent as was the service. Great surroundings. Friendly staff. Enjoy!read more