Indian Restaurants in Keswick
Indian Tasting-Menu Meal for Two at Indian Bread Bar (C$142.03 Value)
Chefs craft traditional and out-of-the-box takes on classic Indian dishes, allowing guests to sample their work on a tasting menu
Bedford Park
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Indian Lunch Buffet for Two or Four at T|Bar (Up to 51% Off)
Downtown Toronto
C$34 C$17
Authentic Indian dishes served inside a sophisticated and contemporary lounge that's conveniently located inside the Eaton Chelsea hotel
C$20 for $40 Worth of Indian Food and Drinks for Dinner at Waterfalls Indian Tapas Bar & Grill
Downtown Toronto
C$40 C$20
Indian recipes with Mediterranean twists include tandoori chicken pizza and shrimp simmered in curry sauce
Indian Dinner for Two or Four with Appetizers and Desserts at 5th Elementt Restaurant (Up to 51% Off)
Downtown Toronto
C$78.95 C$39
Indian dishes with a contemporary twist include pan-grilled salmon, lobster and shrimp moilee in a coconut curry sauce, and lamb shanks
Lunch or Dinner with Drinks for Two, or Drinks and Appetizer for Two at Kama Classical Indian Cuisine (Up to 52% Off)
Downtown Toronto
C$35 C$17
Gourmet Indian cuisine such as madras chicken curry, tandoori chicken, and kashmiri naan
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In Kothur Indian Cuisine’s neat and unpretentious dining room, where simply framed artwork dots the walls, the focus remains on rich, fragrant Indian dishes. From the kitchen, ceramic and copper dishes emerge, piled high with chicken, fish, and shrimp cooked in the traditional tandoori oven, as well as South Indian–style dosas, or rice-batter crepes. The extensive menu features a wide range of meat and vegetarian entrees, from classic chicken tikka masala to mutter paneer made with fresh Indian cheese.
Hailing from India's southernmost coastal state, Santha and Chiral Purushotham honour their homeland with a spice-centric menu of authentic Kerala dishes. Eschewing artificial ingredients, the Purushothams import spices and ambient noise directly from India so chefs can cook authentic South Indian and Kerala dishes, such as tandoori chicken ($7.75) and shrimp biriyani ($10.50). Further flavour explorations include mutton enlivened by aromatic curry ($6.95), and extensive vegetarian options such as crispy vegetable pakora ($6) lead diners down an herbivore-friendly thoroughfare. Madras Palace’s decor feeds the senses by intermingling Indian elements including statuary and ornate screens with maroon table spreads and carpets.
Mumbai Sapphire dazzles palates with a dinner and lunch buffet that rolls out more than 50 authentic Indian specialties. Diners can strategically circle the buffet line, intimidating it into plating each dish for them, before digging into the selection of piquant curry dishes in chicken, fish, and goat varieties. Fresh, hot naan bread is available to daub up the rich sauces that swaddle favourite traditional dishes such as the creamy butter chicken and tender chicken with vegetables. Fresh salads peppered with vegetables comprise options of a lighter variety and also serve as palate-cleansers when switching between food-shovellings of the rest of Mumbai Sapphire's cuisine. Though not covered by this Groupon, the a la carte menu also boasts clay-oven-baked meats, seafood, and vegetarian dishes.
The chefs at Tandoori House blend traditional Indian spices into each dish. Their focus is on creating authentic flavours, marinating chicken in yogourt and freshly ground spices before baking it in traditional clay ovens and cooking lamb in tomato-based curry sauces.