Kolapasi Indian Kitchen - Toronto

Considering good reviews, we took a detour from 401 just to try their food on Aug 5 (Saturday) 1:30pm. To our surprise, the restaurant was closed and the phone was not working... while Google shows its open. Phone number posted on the door doesn't match with Google.

It's a take away only restaurant

I found the mutton briyani meat very tough, not soft at all and also the parota did not come with any kind of gravy one has to pay extra for gravy which is disappionting considering each parota cost $3.00

Tasted Mushroom chukka biryani , Parotta from this restaurant and extremely impressed with the taste, texture and flavours. Haven't tasted such good Mushroom biryani in restaurants here. Loved the fact that seeraga samba rice was used. Keep up the good work ?

Tried their Paneer Chukka Biryani and it was very tasty. A perfect blend of spices with less oil. Adding this takeout hub to our food options going forward. Ashwin, who runs this place is very professional and customer friendly. Highly recommended for take outs...

Went in with high expectations, left very disappointed.Ordered the Chicken 65 only to get 8-9 small pieces of chicken.The Mutton Chukka was purely all bones with very few meaty pieces.As for the Paneer Chukka Biryani, it was very plain in taste and only came with 13 small pieces of paneer.Gave this place a try, safe to say will not be ordering from here again and will not recommend to others.Save your money - the lack of portions of both quality and quantity of meat/protein you're getting isn't worth it.

Great taste. Sufficient Quantity..

Gentleman is very nice and humble. Chicken chettinad is very good. The sauce is outstanding and the chicken is tender and flavourful.

I guess I'm not familiar with the type of cuisine this place carries. The chukka biryani is supposed to be authentic, but it tastes nowhere like "biryani". Their butter chicken was super awesome though. The gentleman who came out to take our order was a pleasure to talk to, very gentle and sweet. I wish them good luck.

Not worth the price

Loved the dishes. Perfect restaurant for South Indian dish lovers .

Food was ok but very less quantity

Amazing price and quality here! The butter chicken was definitely a highlight with how tender the chicken was too alongside the complex flavours, and even mixes well with biryani too (Though designed to be eaten separately). I usually love mutton but I think it was a bit bonier than I liked here, so will stick to chicken next time.Recommend ordering ahead by phone and expecting 30 mins+ time for pickup as only one staff here amidst food hub shared with other restaurants.Looking forward to trying some of the South Indian veg dishes and dosa here too.*edit* they had closed for a bit and are now under new management, but flavours have not dropped. Yum!

After saw 4.8 i went their so much hype but all went down south.Got chicken chukka briyani and mutton chukka with Ghee rice.Mutton tasted good and tender without any typical canadian meat smell.Chicken taste was good as well. But mutton chukka and ghee rice didn’t go well since ghee rice was extremely dry.Same thing with briyani, rice was extremely dry.Please add some extra kurma or gravy with the ghee rice and briyani(maybe on the side)If you guys fix these small problems you guys can rock in Toronto as well.All the best.

Had chicken curry, chicken and mutton chukka biryani. Curry was good. The biryanis were like tamarind rice (kinda like white rice mixed with puliogare mix) mixed with chicken and mutton. Maybe it’s a style in other cuisines but I wouldn’t call it biryani in Indian or Pakistani or any other style that I know of. Had high expectations but left with disappointment.