Melodies Restaurant - Richmond Hill

I ordered dinner for two in here was not too impressed with having my salad come out of a bucket, the portions were small every thing came out of a bucket nothing was fresh at all at this place, I think there is a mistake on the listing I thought this place is mistaken with a Russian Restaurant that one is Melody this one is Melodies which is middle eastern, made by an Indian man not middle eastern again, like I tell people if I want Indian food I will go to an Indian Restaurant and want an Indian person making it, the same thing with middle Eastern, I want some one from that region preparing the food, very disappointed, do not mistake this place for that tasty Russian Restaurant everything is fresh there not here.

The food is delicious, the menu is great, and the chef is super cool! The restaurant has served the Canadian government and proudly displays proof on its walls. I will definitely be returning again and again. The music entertainment is a nice touch, and the staff is friendly and professional.

I found Melodies located just across the hotel parking lot, and decided to give it a try. I ordered the chicken and mushroom melt pocket pita with lentil soup, and was pleasantly surprised by how delicious it was! The lentil soup was hot and tasty, while the pita was also quite good. I must admit, I was not a big fan of hummus until trying it here - it really added a nice touch to the pita. The service was good and although the place looked a bit worn, it was clean and definitely worth a stop. I will definitely be returning to Melodies.

Try their Chicken Shawarma Plate. It is delicious. At lunch it can get quote busy, but their food is worth the wait.

My colleagues and I frequently visit Melodies for a fast lunch, sometimes pre-ordering for large groups or getting takeout. The lentil soup is amazing on chilly days, and the Chicken Tikka or shawarma pitas are delicious. The male cook is fantastic and always has a smile on his face. The cafeteria-style line allows you to grab a drink, perhaps a slice of baklava, and choose your own toppings before searching for a seat.