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Everest Restaurant and Lounge

  • 232 Queen St. W. (at McCaul St.) • View on map »
  • 416-977-6969
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Price Description

Automatic sliding glass doors elegantly give way to a minimalist, sexy room. An affordable, eclectic menu split into Tibetan and Indian cuisine ranges from sha-momo (steamed and grilled beef and spinach dumplings) to chili chicken, beef curry, chana masala and prawn kebabs. Pizza, sandwiches, salads and pasta cater to the less adventurous. Mains $8.95–$15.95.

Location
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    232 Queen St. W. (at McCaul St.)
  • 416-977-6969

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