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Yoga Spice & Rice

  • 2357 Queen St. E. (at Spruce Hill Rd.) • View on map »
  • 416-698-7303
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Chef Prem Sagar is devoted to the cuisines of north and west India. The dining room is heady with exotic scents from the busy kitchen. Rotis and curry-rice combos are popular among diners. Pricier Punjabi lentil dhal makhani, chicken tikka masala and lamb jalfrazi earn raves from locals who stroll in to pick up takeout. Unlicensed. Mains $6–$18.

Location
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    2357 Queen St. E. (at Spruce Hill Rd.)
  • 416-698-7303

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