Banjara Indian Cuisine
3.3/5
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Come to Banjara Indian Cuisine to savor Chef Raj Veerella’s array of delicious biryanis, Tandoori sizzlers, and meat-based, seafood and vegetarian dishes. Conveniently situated near Christie subway station and Christie Pits Park, Banjara’s Bloor Street location is the perfect location for a timely business lunch, or a leisurely meal in the Bloor West neighborhood. Positively reviewed by The Globe and Mail, Toronto Life and CBC Radio, Banjara’s unique flavours will be sure to impress. * LLBO licensed to serve alcohol. Tap beer available. Free parking now available. more... See more text

Cuisine type

  • South Indian,
  • North Indian,
  • Indian,

Features

  • Full Bar,
  • Wheelchair-accessible Restaurant,
  • Restaurant With Delivery Services,
  • Restaurant With Parking,
  • Full Dinner Menu,
  • Open Late Hours,
    • Halal Restaurant,
  • more...
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Atmosphere

  • Family,
  • Casual,

Languages Spoken

  • English,

Getting There

  • Christie & Ossington Subways,
  • Bloor St W & Crawford St,
Location
796 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6G 1L7
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Opening Hours *Holiday hours

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Tuesday
Wednesday
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Sunday
Sat & Sun Closed 3:00pm - 5:00pm
Mon - Fri Closed 2:30pm - 5:00pm
Sat & Sun Closed 3:00pm - 5:00pm
Mon - Fri Closed 2:30pm - 5:00pm
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  • $11 To $25,

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kamp9980
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The quality of the food was way below average.Some of the food was stale. Waste of time and money.

Atmosphere: 1/5
Food: 1/5
Service: 3/5
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User114255
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I had a horrible experience after buying $70 worth of food only to realize the food wasnt fresh and had thrown up the rest og the food by night: ( Only the naan was fresh but the veggie dishes were extremely over seasoned and the tandoori chicken was not done and practically raw in the middle ..i will not be going there again ! Thats for surr

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jeffmusial
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Great

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norfolklocal
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2 apps 2 drinks 2...

2 apps 2 drinks 2 dinners with left overs for the next day.. Under $60 unreal, we go all the time

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Restaurantica12
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The food was average. It was not bad but I wouldn't say the most delicious either since the chicken was a bit dry. Although the serving size was ample. The service itself was quick and we were seated quickly. We ate on the patio as the inside was nothing too special. The alcohol was heavily promoted here as you'll need it to enjoy the decor if your inside. When we arrived here we actually thought it was one place but Madras Palace is the next restaurant apparently serving South Indian food, as to where this Banjara is North Indian food. Either way, overall the place was average in terms of all things considered.

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There’s always a line-up at this Christie Pitts curry house so you know chef Raj Veerella is doing something right. The menu features a mix of traditional North Indian and South Indian recipes made with handpicked spices from the region. The vindaloo is a fiery meat dish (your choice of lamb, beef or goat) simmered with potato in a hot sour sauce that’s sure to alight your senses. There are also plenty of milder meat, seafood and vegetarian options for your less adventurous pals.

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Small and quiet, with a unique indoor patio, Banjara almost seems like an awesome apology for the café that previously occupied the space. Trust that any lunch date here will be tasty and satisfying, no matter the diet. The sheer variety of Indian cuisine offered here can keep vegan and vegetarian palates satisfied for years, and the butter chicken is amazing.

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