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  • Okay guys. Take it from an East Indian woman. This is the best Indian food in the city. My in laws who live in Brampton (also known for the very high Indian population) come all the way from there to have Indian food in downtown Toronto at Banjara. I didn't even know this gem of a place existed until I met my husband 5 years ago. This is not a classy, pretty, well decorated restaurant like Dhaba or Aroma on King St. W. It's a fast moving, crowded, in and out restaurant. What it lacks in ambiance, elegance and style, it makes up ten fold in quality of food. It is no surprise why this place is always always full. And it's not only filled with Indian patrons, but non Indian folk as well. It doesn't matter if you've grown up eating Indian food or eat it once in a while or are just getting accustomed to the cuisine, this is a restaurant that makes everyone want to come back for more. There are buttons at every table that you press when you are ready to order your food and magically a waitress or waiter will appear. It is that hectic and that busy that they need buttons! My favourite dishes here are the Butter Chicken, Baigan Bharta, Matar Paneer and Any of the Biryanis. Even though these are my go to dishes, I am sure that most dishes here are just mouth watering delicious. I was skeptical when my husband had told me about this place and it being the best in the city, priding myself on being quite the Indian food connoisseur but when I saw that Banjara was the number 1 restaurant on many sites I knew I had to give it a chance. Well once I did, I've been here many times knowing I will never leave disappointed. One tip, if you live in their delivery zone, I find that if you get take out, because their containers are larger than the bowls they use at the restaurant, you actually get more food for the same price when you get it delivered or pickup to go. And unlike other cuisines like sushi or pizza, eating Indian food (especially Indian food from Banjara) served at the table fresh, or half and hour later in a container, it will be just as good!
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