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Tikki Tikka Indian Bistro star [?]

Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 2057 Royal Windsor Dr. (at Southdown Rd.) View on map »
  • Mississauga
  • 905-823-2000
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Editorial Review

Sitting on a busy suburban street corner, decked out in IKEA furniture, hanging gas lanterns and twinkling Christmas lights, this tiny nook revels in its cheerful warmth. Straightforward, deftly prepared North Indian food and swift, seamless service fuel this little bistro that could. Plump samosas, snappy coriander-scented spring rolls and vegetable pakoras arrive piping hot with refreshing, house-made chutneys. Dhal makhni lapped up with buttery naan is fragrant with ginger and cumin. The spice of ...

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