I think, this place is of Serbian origin. I also bought specialties of North Macedonian, Slovenian,…read moreAzerbaijani, and Ukrainian origins here. The Nostalgia Eatery inside serves balkan food. On Saturday, I ordered burek with meat and it was served within a minute. It was fresh, warm, salty and good. They also serve the thickest Turkish coffee I've ever tried. I will be back to try all of their bakery. The cakes looked amazing!

I normally go there for cevapi and daily soup, both always delicious . Their prices are fair. The…read moreservice is great. They're welcoming and helpful.

Pide with sucuk (sausage) & mozzarella was good - there was quite a bit of both toppings & it was…read morecheap with the instore buy one get one promo. The crust was pretty light & the sucuk tasty.

The best lahmacun ever!!! Great service, fresh foods, amazing prices. They were so friendly and…read morenice.

The food is deliscious, I had a smoked meat sandwich and got a mixed sausage sandwich for later…read morealong with a couple of Veal Burek (sp?) wow the meat itself is so good but the bun it comes in is something else. I'm glad I don't live near the place or I'd be 500 lbs. On top of it all every lady in the place is beautiful.

Great food if you are close to Toronto airport. Service kind of a slow but well worth waiting…read more Recommend burek and burger's.

Antos Restaurant is the very best Middle Eastern cuisine you can find here or anywhere else…read more The restaurant itself is unassuming from the outside, but do yourself a huge favour - grab some people you love, pack them in a car, and surprise them with the most soul-feeding meal you'll ever enjoy together. Anto - who manages, serves, and cooks - is a powerhouse of a chef. We got the Anto selection, a large plate of varied skewers which comes with hummus, garlic paste, salad, rice, Middle Eastern pickles, and a tomato based flatbread to scoop it all into. Easily enough for 4 people. It only takes a bite of the sliced cucumber pickle to know you're in excellent hands. Everything Anto puts on his tables are the highest quality, best prepared, most lovingly made versions of what they are. The skewers are succulent, all grilled to perfection so that you can taste what makes each one uniquely delicious while making it hard to choose a favourite. The rice is powerfully flavourful. The garlic paste is light and fluffy with a deep garlic flavour that makes everything it touches pop. The hummus is smooth, without losing any of the freshness of the chickpeas. And the bread - with it's tomato spread and parsley - is the perfect bow to bind it all together, a thin carb with just the right note of acidity to keep you eating until the massive amount of food you thought you could never fish is all gone. Anto himself is loving, generous, and passionate. He's a good soul with an unbeatable talent, and I look forward to enjoying more of his food and company. I wasn't wise enough to take a picture before I ate, but let the empty plates in the picture tell their own story. Come here. Thank you, Anto, for sharing your exquisite food with us.

I didn't expect much pulling into the horribly maintained parking lot and realizing the restaurant…read morewas sandwiched between an adult video store and an eviction notice but once you walk in you knew this place was going to be special. From the decor on the walls to the high quality tiles there was some legit funding put into this small place. Walking in we were greeted by Anto, who was sitting by himself browsing channels on his television. He quickly sat us down and went over the menu with us, which has no descriptions or pictures. We picked the chicken dishes and ordered some coffee, which turned out to be authentic Turkish style served in beautiful cups and saucers. Packs a punch, too. Anto explained he has two restaurants back home in Armenia and he's also an actor and singer. He reminded me of Peter Stormare from Prison Break. Anyway, he explains how he prepares everything so it pleases the eyes, nose, and tastebuds and he wasn't kidding. The dish was beautiful. From the arrangement to the small details in the food itself (I could eat the roasted jalapeño on its own and be satisfied). Each aspect of the dish was special on its own so eating each part of it was like having several culinary journeys. Anto was also kind enough to give us complimentary hummus and babaganoush. Both were amazing in their presentation and subtle but on point flavour profiles. I wanted to try the tabouli but unfortunately he was out of parsley and it would be a 45 minute wait for the delivery. I will be going back just to try it, to be honest. The meal was so good we ended up ordering two different dishes to go to share with family. The beef cube dish is prepared to perfection and I'd recommend that if you're not into chicken. Everything he prepares is done with fresh ingredients, years of experience, and careful consideration. I absolutely can not recommend this restaurant enough.

Nawzar Halal Meat Market is a butcher shop specializing in all sorts of fresh halal meats,…read moregroceries and ready to eat foods. Their food is available for delivery on UberEats and DoorDash. My haul consisted of their Sultan with Green Rice, Koobideh kabobs, Joojeh kabobs, ample heaps of polow rice and delicious Ghormeh Sabzi - considered the national dish of Iran dating back 5000 years. It elicits debates among chefs as to which herbs (tareh, parsley, scallion, cilantro, shanbalileh, etc.) and beans to include or exclude. Debates aside, it sure was tasty! Couldn't find a menu in store, either the prices really fluctuate daily on dishes or they make up random pricing. The jury is out in that one! I did note what their offerings were without looking at a menu. Shish kabob charcoal. Halal fresh meats. Ready to eat hot food. Spaghetti with lamb. Beef with safran rice. Chicken leg with cranberry rice. Lamb shank with green rice. Sultan with green rice. Waziri with cranberry rice. Khorma zabzi. Lobya polo, rice with ground veal and green beans. Ghimeh stow. Polow (white rice). Gheimeh (Qeimeh mutton khoresh) stew. Ground veal stick. Chicken kebab. Ayran yogurt drink. Next time I'll order a delivery of their Tahdig, and will try an order of their lamb spaghetti.

Have been going here for over 10 years. Best Kabob koobideh in the city. (Grilled minced meat) very…read moreold Persian recipe!! Served with tasty rice, onion, grilled tomato, pickle and flat bread. It's enough for 2 people. The prices do vary at times, but the quality definitely does not. Always top-notch. Great with hot-sauce (similar to Frank's redhot). They have wide variety of groceries and sweets to try from Iran and other countries. Love the Date Gata (sweet bread)..

Chicken biriyani for $4.99, I was skeptical, but was blown away after tasting. Literally just…read morewalked in and bought a container to try with a curry before heading out to Vaughan Mills. Tons of flavour in this biriyani, cooked perfectly! Butter chicken curry was very good as well.

They have a pretty good chicken biryani for $4.99, and a variety of other Pakistani foods. There…read moreis a bakery in the same location as well, which sells pastries, cake, and samosas.

This is a Persian market/distributor. It features a broad array of Persian baked goods, some halal…read moremeats, a large selection of packaged and canned groceries, and a few cheeses. It is a large place and the bread is baked on the premises. The bread alone makes this a 4 Star. In the morning it is tantalizing fresh, and has a great 'hot bread aroma'. When this is combined with the double cream bulgarian feta that they sell for less than about $ 6.00/lbs., and few olives you have the making of a great breakfast. On one of their promotions they gave away pergamot preserve. This is the fruit that is used to flavour Earl Grey Tea, and it is delicious. I have become a fan, and its great over plain yogurt or ice cream. An interesting and varied place with fantastic Persian Bread.

The food tastes amazing, don't be fooled by the façade...the eatery is in the back of the store,…read morebut the kabobs and the rice were one of the best I've had in the whole GTA. Will come back for sure!

This experience seems like orchestral chaos but the conductors ("front end" management and cooking…read morestaff) seem to know what they are doing. First of all, the parking lot is a nightmare because it's packed. Also this is really two separate restaurants a few doors down from each other (one serving fish and the second one serves meats and groceries). After passing that level 1 (parking) we finally get inside the meat restaurant for the beginning of level 2: ordering. First of all I didn't know what direction to look in. People everywhere, multiple menus displayed across different areas of the store (but wait !there's also a slightly revised printed one!), staff asking me what I want to order before I've fully walked in, covid protocol , small space, someone making Lebanese pizza , people buying groceries, guy on a microphone barking out numbers like an auction, It's a zoo. After about 5 min of figuring out what was going on, my partner and I ordered and then you enter into level 3: waiting. So we ordered the falafel plate and half "broasted" chicken. It took 35 minute of standing around for the order to be ready. Crazy! The open kitchen was non stop busy but somehow gets it done. A wild ride but we finally got home and on to level 4: the chow down. Falafel plate was excellent. Crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. Huge serving for 9.99. The toum 5/5. Wow!!! So flavourful and everything tastes like a "home cooked" meal. My partner was surprised at all the chicken he received for $9.99. FYI , when ordering chicken you must do so ahead of time. The wait is ridiculous. Overall, the variety of the menu and taste is fantastic and I can't wait to go back for more. I also want to try the fish restaurant at some point. The service was actually quite friendly and focused on delivering to the customer. It's total chaos but everyone leaves happy (or relieved ?). Exactly the quirky environment one might expect in this nook of Scarborough. Keeps you on your toes!

The food at Ghadirs is very good definitely on top and worth trying. The ambiance is nice and…read morewelcoming. They offer student meals, but they're made very cheaply and in small portions. The biggest downside is the customer service, which is not great, and students especially seem to be treated worse compared to others. Overall, excellent food, but the service and student meal experience could use a lot of improvement.