Connaught Place Indian Restaurant
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About Connaught Place Indian Restaurant
Recent Reviews
Best Fish Pakora ever and butter chicken ever...real spices...been coming here since they opened ...you can taste the love in their food...amazing family....who ever complains has no idea about food with amazing flavor or they get paid by the competition shame on you? ?
Love you Connaught family xoxo ?
We ordered Dal Maharani (Spice level hot) with Naans and Rotis, and it was really amazing. We got a really good portion of Dal (3 of us ate 2 rotis and 2 naans with it), which was surprising these days, but this is the first time I felt authenticity of Punjabi foods in BC. Also, the naans were so soft and not flaky like most of the restaurants these days. It definitely gave a vibe that they care about the food they serve, and I am definitely going to try out other items on their...read full review
It was very good. The Dal was perfect, exactly what I was craving and as good as anywhere. I also got Tandoori Chicken which was very good as well. The Naan was very good. Very flavorful and delicious. The rice was good too.
Connaught Place Indian Restaurant is a local favorite, known for its delicious and authentic Indian cuisine. Praised by a self-proclaimed connoisseur as the best they've ever had, the restaurant offers a great variety of dishes with generous portions and consistent quality. The service is also commended as excellent, making it a highly recommended dining destination. Recently, the restaurant underwent a beautiful renovation, now called The Clay Oven, with the son and mom working magic in the kitchen. Customers have enjoyed dishes like samosas, naan, butter chicken, and chicken tikka masala, all described as excellent with the right level of spice—mild to medium. The Fish Pakora and butter chicken are often praised as the best ever, with real spices and a taste that shows the love put into the food. The restaurant’s warm family atmosphere and top-notch service make it a favorite spot for many, especially those close to the Tsawwassen ferry terminal.