Maurya East Indian Roti (Etobicoke)

Did a quick pitstop for dinner here. Ordered the malai kofta and paneer makhani roti along with samosas along with masala chai. The service was super quick and very clean. The curries for both rotis tasted the exact same so that was disappointing but the portion sizes were really good.

Best chicken masala in Toronto I have had till date with amazing freshly made garlic roti. Must have ask for the most spicy coz that feels like home.

Been coming periodically over the years and quality of food has remained very consistent with great flavours. Service is friendly. Decor hasn't changed much but it's clean and I'm not complaining because they've managed to keep their prices down.

Its not a 1 star, its 0.5 star. I ordered samosa chaat today. I m very disappointed with taste. Its worst samosa chaat I ever had. Not recommended at all.

More rice then butter chicken, samosa.tasted like plain mashed potatoes.there is definetely better ways to spend over 20$ on food incan think off

Great economical Indian food in Etobicoke. The samosa was average as the filling was quite bland. The biryani had good flavours but the chicken could have some more marination. The raita was brilliant.

The service was good.

I ordered shrimp curry with rice and roti. When food was served, it kept streaming meaning food was so fresh and hot. I loved their roti.

Been here a few times now. Dont know whats more dissapointing the food or the service. Theres better options available in the area

Curry tastes of canned tomatoes. Avoid if possible.

Edit: thank you for replying after 4 years LoL

Ordered Chana masala, roti and veg biriyani. Chana masala is good. Biriyani is not up to the mark. We don’t even call it biriyani. Just added some colours to the flavoured rice. Sheer waste of money. Not ordering from this restaurant ever again!

The restaurant was freezing as if there was no heat, but the food was delicious and boiling hot when promptly served. A little overpriced for what it is, especially the chicken samosas which were tiny, but the butter chicken in a roti wrap is absolutely amazing.

Honestly great quality for East Indian cuisine and definitely worth the price it it feels like a steal!