Favourite Cheap-and-Cheerful Indian?
Actually, the title pretty much covers it - can anyone suggest their favourite TTC-accessible cheap-and-cheerful Indian places?
Thanks!
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Since nobody has mentioned it, I thought I'd give a shout-out to Roti Cuisine of India:
http://www.roticuisineofindia.com/
Their rotis are $7.99 to $12.99, a steal considering how large they are. And the cheerful part is how you'll feel when you taste the food. It's great.
A two-minute walk from Dupont subway.
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I've always been a big fan of Kathmandu on Yonge, north of College/Carlton. I live in little India, and still take the streetcar all the way there for their butter chicken and lamb sali-bothi
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There is a small hole in the wall place that I only know by location (blush)...take the TTC to Yonge and Bloor -- there is an exit that takes you to Yonge Street. As you go down the little "minimall" to Yonge street it is on your right. Small small place, maybe 10 tables, but really good food and great price.
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Near Donlands Subway - Makkah Restaurant. Stick to the Tandoori items as the curries are too greasy.
From Broadview take the 100 bus, or from Pape take the 25 bus, to just past East York Town Centre, and go to the Popeyes/Bamiyan plaza. You will see a restaurant called Raby's there. Order any of the combo platters, along with a curry (chicken tikka masala or the mutton handi are good) and you're set.
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Little India Restaurant on Queen West near Duncan. The food and service is slightly better when it's not the lunch buffet, but that's not bad either.
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Moti Mahal and Udupi Palace on Gerrard. Less than $10 for a tasty meal, both accessible by streetcar.
Haven't tried Bombay Chowpatty on Gerrard yet. It's the next economical Indian restaurant on my to-try list.
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