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Never get delivery! It was soo bad. Everything was leaking out of the containers (some were even broken and I found plastic in my food!!!) and the food (that I did eat) was just O.K. Many better Indian places downtown. Most of my favs has been listed already by other fellow Chowhounder's - thank you.
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Man, so many picky eaters here.. $7 is a ripoff for a sit down eat at Richmond and Spadina? Rigggggght.
I'm sure you eat for what, $2? $2.50? C'mon? You can hardly get a slice of pizza and a drink for $7 nowadays!
I ate there twice, I thought the food was really good. Sure, Gandhi is better.. But it's also twice as expensive, and dirty... Very dirty.
You people need to get off your high horse and mingle with the commoners.
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re: SocksManly
Leslieville
May 5, 2008 06:18 AM
The board is here for people to express their opinions and if theirs don't agree with your's, well it's their right to say whatever they want!!! Fortunately, we don't all like the same things.
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re: SocksManly
chocabot
May 5, 2008 08:24 AM
I think it comes down to what a person feels about the meal's value.
Luckily, you've found a cheap place with great food. The same for me would be a banh mi or bbq on rice in chinatown, a jerk lunch, or a snack at tacos el asador...
Sometimes places that are twice as expensive are more than twice as good and that value, will outrank a cheaper place.
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chocabot
May 2, 2008 03:19 PM
i don't know if their naan is even from a tandoor... it's flabby in some spots and not really crisp. I found their chicken to be like leftover industrial chicken (or maybe it was just over marinated because it had an odd uni-texture) and the sauce, as mentioned above, was runny and bland. I couldn't get past a few bites. i'd rate it among the worst meals ever.
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re: Feedback
Just tried Rasoee for the first time after having walked by on several occasions.
Food was just meh, but my god is it overpriced! $7.00 for a tiny bit of curry, nan that is clearly not from the tandoor and two cucumber slices and a baby carrot on the side! What an unbelievable ripoff.
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re: Rachel-L.
i live/work nearby and have been a few times when it first opened. the food wasn't very good. more recently i went to give it another shot, and sadly it's the same. it's not very good even for a fast food place. even the rice isn't good (think uncle ben's). for indian fast food there's a place in the first cdn place food court (can't remember the name, it's been a few years) that is much better.
but for a true chowish indian place closeby, you're better off going to ghandi roti on queen near bathurst. the butter chicken in their rotis is in a whole different league than what they serve at rasoee.
if you want a more complete menu, then try any of the three sit down indian restaurants on the south side of queen close to mccaul (babur is probably the best of the lot), especially at lunch when they all have buffet specials for a few dollars more than rasoee's "combo platter".-
re: shanghai noodle
I couldn't agree more.....go to Gandhi if you are in need of indian takeout downtown.
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re: shanghai noodle
What a whacked out opinion. I lived in England for many years and finally found one Indian restaurant in Toronto that actually makes excellent curry. Rasoee has spectacular food, especially their butter chicken. You should see the line-up these guys have during lunch!!!
Rasoee has amazing food. Their butter chicken is to die for!!! Their biryani is excellent and their lamb curry probably rates as among the best in Toronto. It's such a nice clean place with such pleasant service -- quite the opposite compared to that hole in the wall called Gandhi. Seriously, Rasoee is probably the only Indian restaurant in Toronto that has high calibre Indian food, and that too at such reasonable prices!!!
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