Choose from Three Options
- C$6 for a takeaway thali meal for one (C$8.99 value)
- C$15.99 for a takeaway dinner for two (C$27 value)
- C$29.99 for a takeaway dinner for four (C$52 value)
Thali dinner includes either three vegetarian curries, or one vegetarian and two non-vegetarian curries, plus rice, naan or roti, a salad, and dessert.
Dinner for two includes six cocktail samosas, six tandoori chicken tikkas, one 12-ounce vegetarian curry, one 12-ounce non-vegetarian curry pappadam, one medium pulao rice, two pieces of butter naan, and two gulab jamun for dessert.
Dinner for four includes 12 cocktail samosas, 10 tandoori chicken tikkas, choice of one 16-ounce vegetarian curry and two 16-ounce non-vegetarian curries pappadams, one extra large pulao rice, four pieces of butter naan, and four gulab jamun for dessert.
See the takeaway menu here.
Tandoori Flame
Each year, more than 370,000 diners fill their plates from Tandoori Flame, which chefs refill constantly with up to 150 different buffet items, from 11 food stations in a wide variety of spice to suite any palate. Soups and naan greet diners at the start of the line before they move to batter-fried vegetable and fish pakoras, as well as less traditional offerings including onion rings. Then, they traverse to the tawa and tandoor section for smoked veggies, samosas, and potato tikkis (or patties). Main courses wait down the line—including goat curry, butter chicken, and palak paneer—before diners finish their culinary voyages the same way Marco Polo ended his: with fresh fruit, pastries, and Indian desserts. Diners can linger traditional drinks such as yogourt lassis, sip on Indian-inspired cocktails or select a bottle of wine or drink from their fully stocked bar.
The restaurant’s high ceilings, cloth-draped tables, and modern decor are a fitting backdrop for the abundant feast and bold flavours. Already with seating capacities up to 500 in Brampton and over 360 in the new location in the commercial hub of Mississauga, Tandoori Flame has plans to expand further into British Columbia.