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Good restaurants for Indian and Sushi in Toronto?
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| LiANG |
| Can any of you recommend me some good restaurants for Indian food and Sushi? It should be around Toronto. Thanks. |
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| Special K |
Blowfish on King Street for Sushi.
The Host in Yorkville for Indian food. |
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| rabbitjoker |
| quote: | Originally posted by Special K
Blowfish on King Street for Sushi. |
You've got to be kidding me. |
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| rabbitjoker |
- Kaji (Etobicoke)
- Hashimoto (Mississauga)
- Japango (Elizabeth St)
- Omi (Church St)
- Hiro (King St East) |
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| rabbitjoker |
| quote: | Originally posted by rabbitjoker
- Kaji
- Hashimoto
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Get the omakase at these spots. |
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| Special K |
| quote: | Originally posted by rabbitjoker
You've got to be kidding me. |
nope.
:p
ive heard good things about kaji tho ... |
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| Orko |
The Host has decent Indian food, but it is just way to expensive. Really 95% of the Indian places in the city are too expensive.
Spices Cafe (4 Temperance Street), is awesome. Real home made Indian food, and the cook is super friendly. He literally just asks you what you want, or talks to you. I have never really seen a menu in the place.
Best all you can eat sushi I found is Echo Sushi on Yonge street. Been going there for about a year now, and I still enjoy it. |
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| jon jon |
| quote: | Originally posted by Special K
The Host in Yorkville for Indian food. |
thank you |
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| cono_sur |
| I would recommend Indian Kitchen in Thornhill. Located on southeast corner of Yonge & Clark. |
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| rabbitjoker |
- Gandhi (Queen West)
- Saravana Bhavan (Mississauga)
- Utsav (Yorkville)
- Spices (Temperence)
- Siddhartha (King or Gerrard) |
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| Search&Rescue |
If you're looking for a fine dining kinda ambiance with great food..I'd say The Host too (it is a tad bit expensive..they have an online menu with prices).
and for more of a fast-food like atmosphere, there's this place called Moti Mahal on Gerrard St....cheap and pretty tasty imo. |
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| kaniz |
Timothys Tikka Hut in Cabbagetown (on Parliment & Prospect) is really good for indian food, and priced pretty fairly.
Two main dishes + two orders of rice + 2 garlic nan is just under 30 dollars - which is enough to feed two and have leftovers (depending on how hungry you are)
The madras is really tasty, and ordering it spicy will have your face read and sweaty by the end of the meal in that oh-so-good satisfying way. |
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