Debu Saha returns and shows why he’s always ahead of the curve. I love it.
If I still lived downtown, I know where I’d be going in a hurry.
https://www.bhkroll.com/
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(Full disclosure, I am indirectly affiliated with some of the locations in the US, but none in Canada.)
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Oh that is not far from my office!!
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" Oh Bombay " , just a minute or two drive from my Richmond Hill home offers some pretty delicious Indian nosh.
Their Lamb Bhuna Gosht actually tasted better than similar versions I had recently in some Michelin guide restaurants in London, UK!!
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Is it good?
The ’ Lamb’ curries are!
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https://www.ohbombay.ca/locations/richmondhill/
They have quite a few other locations too.
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It’s different.
It can be quite good, especially if you like eggs.
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You have to tell us if you go. I’ve been a fan since his Biryani House days. That was my introduction to fine Indian dining. It really set the standard for the rest of my life.
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I hear ya. I recall his biryani place as tried it a few times. I enjoyed the fish curry at spice Indian bistro in addition we had a dinner for my Canadian Mom’s landmark birthday and booked the entire place. Most of the guests were from the region or had reference for that cuisine. Everyone enjoyed the food. I will visit this new spot soon as well
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Tried bhk roll today. Enjoyed the papri chat, chicken liver wasn’t spiced enough for me. Paratha was meh imo
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Kerala Nook, locations at 1110 Dupont and at 1570 Midland
I think the Dupont location may be take-out only.
Most Keralan restaurants in Toronto are located in Scarborough these days.
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Keralan Restaurant in Scarborough that has Karali fried chicken. Haven’t been yet.
I wish Maroli hadn’t closed. I rarely go east of Yonge, let alone all the way to Scarborough. 
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Finally went today ( last week’s trip was thwarted by the storm). Met a friend there for lunch: I had the chicken roll, and she got the Chicken Keema Kaleji (Dhaba Style).
I loved the chicken roll and cilantro chutney with it. The serving was enormous: will have the other half for lunch today! And only $11. She was less enamoured with her dish, but that’s because it had chicken liver in it ( she is not a fan). She just ate everything else. I will definitely be going back…
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That roll looks really substantial!
Sorry about your friend’s meal – “kaleji” means liver, so I was actually kind of excited when I read the description bec I love chicken liver and I love kheema!
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she was able to pick the liver out! It was substantial… other half made great lunch the next day!
I tried Chowpatty Culture in the Beach. I liked it. The restaurant is set up like a fast food restaurant. There are a few tables on the sidewalk as part of CaféTO. Chowpatty Culture is halal.
It was my first time to order a kathi roll.
I ordered the chicken tikka kathi roll which comes with a few fries ($13.99), and an iced masala chai.
Chowpatty Culture has also started serving Indian breakfasts this month.
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Tried the cottage cheese by delivery. Chicken Tikka a smaller portion (though under appetizers so understandable) was good.
Butter chicken hmmm again a sweet version with the spices held away back. Need to find a new source I think as Bhoj special version has been a write off after starting as great for years
Garlic naan and roti are serviceable
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I found the butter chicken at the place I went in Bloordale, Mumbaikar, was not the sweet version. Maybe you would like it.
I had been craving the sweet type. I still haven’t gotten around to trying Dil Se on Roncy, which serves the sweet type.
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