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Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 811 Queen St. W. (at Bathurst) View on map »
  • 647-428-7119
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Sisters and first-time restaurateurs Alka and Poonam Dhir have dressed up their chai- coloured Queen West boîte with kitschy art and light fixtures that look better than the illumination they provide. The tables are too small, as well, but all is forgiven for cooking of this calibre and value. The short menu is “modern Indian,” meaning thoughtful spicing and sauces used to garnish—rather than drown—high-quality ingredients. Three juicy pieces of chicken breast each receive a ...

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    811 Queen St. W. (at Bathurst)
  • 647-428-7119

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