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Restaurants Guide › Indian and Sri Lankan
New Haandi 2000
- 1401 Gerrard St. E. (at Coxwell) • View on map »
- 416-469-9696
Editorial Review
This Little India spot is virtually indistinguishable from its neighbours (burgundy tablecloths overlaid with glass seems a common design feature along the strip), though the menu claims Mel Lastman as a fan. Diners find the usual suspects: biryani, tandoori, korma and curry alongside 15 vegetarian options, including shahi paneer (cheese cooked in cream) and mali kofta (deep-fried vegetable balls served in white gravy). Mains $4.95–$10.95.
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