This is a small place on a side street off Yonge and almost Bloor. When filled it could seat about 20, but on a summer Saturday at seven I had the place to myself. Me and the scowly waiter. Maybe he was scowly because he was looking past me out the window to all the people walking by and wondering why they don't fill his restaurant up. And they should. It's a nice indian restaurant with a lot of menu options, including half a page of "Vegetarian Delights." I chose the Dhal Makhani, which is a lentil/spinach bowl, which came with some white rice. Naan was $1.99 extra, and with a ginger ale the total was just over $12 with tax. The Dhal was nice. I imagine it would be even better if I didn't hamper the cook by asking for it without cream and the naan without garlic butter. Or maybe the waiter was scowling at me wondering how I could enjoy just plain, non-creamy food. But it was really good, and the service was really good too. The scowly waiter asked how the meal was at the appropriate time, was prompt with clearing the table and the bill, and was pleasant when I was paying by debit. There was a bit of a smile there at the end.