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Nataraj

Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 394 Bloor St. W. (at Brunswick Ave.) • View on map »
  • 416-928-2925
$30 Gourmet
Allows one person to dine well for $30 or less, including tax and tip; they are not star rated More like this »
Editorial Review

Location is everything, so even dowdy decor doesn’t keep the chatty U of T crowd away from this humble Annex space. The capable kitchen and tandoor produce North Indian favourites and old standbys. Hot from the fryer, vegetable pakoras have a mild, oniony flavour enriched with tangy tamarind chutney. Curries feature most prominently on the pages-long menu. Popular tandoori chicken arrives beautifully blistered and tender. Such vegetarian options as saag paneer and eggplant bharta are ...

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