Roti Cuisine Of India
$ • Indian, VeganAbout Roti Cuisine Of India
Customers' Favorites
Vegetable Samosa & Pakora
Paneer Tikka Spinach Roti
Butter Chicken with Rice
Vegetable Samosa & Pakora
Chicken Vindaloo Roti
Chicken Madras Roti
Butter Chicken Roti
Lamb Vindaloo Roti
Mutter Paneer Roti
Chicken Curry Roti
Roti Cuisine Of India Reviews
Indians are suggested to visit this restaurant if visiting casa Loma
Divine. I’ve wanted to try this place for a long time since I am always at the Shoppers next door.
I order the chat appetizer. It was my first time having that dish and it’s a must try. Crispy and filling. I would def order for sharing next time.
Also had the shahi paneer roti. I tried to get a pic of the inside but as soon as I had my first bite, the rest was inhaled. Creamy, slightly sweet, and a good spice level for mild.
Very welcoming customer...read full review
I order the chat appetizer. It was my first time having that dish and it’s a must try. Crispy and filling. I would def order for sharing next time.
Also had the shahi paneer roti. I tried to get a pic of the inside but as soon as I had my first bite, the rest was inhaled. Creamy, slightly sweet, and a good spice level for mild.
Very welcoming customer...read full review
Ordered on ubereats today and requested customization, they followed it thoroughly. Thank you.
Hours
| Monday | 11:30AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 11:30AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 11:30AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 12 - 10PM |
| Sunday | 12 - 9PM |
Roti Cuisine Of India in Toronto offers a great variety of rotis with different spices. Their staff is friendly and quick, recommending dishes based on your taste. Visitors love bringing Roti home, praising its authenticity. The restaurant is small, neat, and affordable, known for their roti and curry. Customers enjoy the option of vegan roti and appreciate the large portions, which often include generous amounts of curry. The menu features vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes, appetizers, biryani, and beer. The food is fresh and tasty, with many dishes being satisfying and perfect for leftovers. Although the restaurant mainly operates as a takeaway spot, it has tables and chairs for dine-in. Some customers mention that the containers hold heat well for takeout, and the food remains delicious. The staff is kind and patient, making every visit enjoyable. Customers often find the lamb vindaloo roti and paneer saag to be favorites, and many recommend getting roti instead of rice for more curry. Despite its small size and simple setup, Roti Cuisine Of India serves some of the best Indian food in the city core, leaving customers feeling happy and full after their meals. The place may only accept cash or debit, but the quality of the food makes it a favorite. Overall, it remains a beloved spot for those craving authentic Indian dishes in Toronto.