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Reviewed by Toronto Life
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The glass at the front entrance reflects rosy walls; service in the busy, elegant room is quiet and attentive. Potato and green-pea samosas are gently clove scented and not the slightest bit doughy. An onion bhaji, crusted in lentil flour and deep-fried, is crisp and fragrant with cumin; accompanying house-made chutneys—tamarind and fresh mint—provide the perfect cooling counterpoints. A biryani of Ontario lamb is meltingly tender and truly fiery. Relief comes via nice raita. Butter ...

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    1450 Gerrard St. E. (at Craven Rd.)
  • 416-465-4095

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