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Ghandi's Roti is a popular spot in Toronto known for its delicious and filling Indian roti dishes. While the prices may be a bit on the higher side for lunch, the generous portions make it worth the money. Customers rave about the excellent food and service, with favorites like the butter chicken and lamb rotis standing out. The spice levels can vary, so it's best to be cautious if you're not a fan of heat. The restaurant mainly focuses on takeout due to limited seating, but the food is so good that it's worth taking home. The large variety of options and the art of packaging the takeout make it a must-try for anyone who enjoys Indian cuisine. Whether you're a regular or a first-time visitor, Ghandi's Roti promises a flavorful and satisfying experience that will keep you coming back for more.

Last update: 06.07.2024

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What Chandler Grady likes about Gandhi Cuisine:
I'm not in my home city of Toronto much these days, and I miss it - a lot. One thing thing I can undoubtedly say gives me a homesick pang anytime it crosses my mind, it Gandhi roti on Queen. Malai kofta is a hard thing to get right for any chef outside of India- Gandhi nails it. I also recommend the Sag Paneer for vegetarians. The roti itself is made nearly from scratch, while you wait and doesn't shy away from spice... View all feedback.

What Margitta Schäfer doesn't like about Gandhi Cuisine:
Pretty good indian roti. Food is a bit expensive for lunch, however it is very filling and well worth your moneys worth. The wait for getting your food is a bit long. View all feedback.

Jimena

29.12.2017 - 09:09

I had passed by Gandhi several times but never thought to visit.

Ileana

29.12.2017 - 09:09

I was craving Indian food and I yelped this place and it has great reviews so I decided to try it out.

Eleanor

20.01.2018 - 16:22

I've been going here for years and still stop in when I'm in the area. I have always been a fan of Caribbean Rotis, which are typically curry spiced. At Ghandi's however, even though it's East Indian, they shy away from curry which is odd but I love them all the same. Their butter chicken is absolute perfection in their handmade rotis, made right before your eyes in a press as if they were making pasta. Spice choices are mild, medium and hot- I always get hot for the good sweats, but I'm sure most people would feel safe with mild. It has a little kick too! Highly recommended. Be aware they're not open weekends.

Margitta

20.01.2018 - 16:22

Pretty good indian roti. Food is a bit expensive for lunch, however it is very filling and well worth your moneys worth. The wait for getting your food is a bit long.

Thibaut

20.01.2018 - 16:22

Big portions, reasonable prices and very delicious rotis. Beware of the spice level - medium is really quite spicy and I can usually handle very spicy dishes. I can't imagine what hot would be like. I prefer their Chicken Jalfrizi and their vegetarian options especially their Cauliflower and Potato rotis. If you are sharing, I recommend getting some medium and several mild ones so you can mix it up and not keel over with the spiciness.If it is not busy, it only takes about 10 minutes for your order to be ready. You can also call ahead for pickup. I highly recommend this place.

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