Amaya Express - Toronto, Ontario

It was 9 pm i ordered a Butter chicken bowl. Cost : 10$ includes taxes. It usually comes with some Butter chicken, salad and rice but since they have no rice available i opted for a garlic nan. The Nan is not fresh made, its a frozen bread they heat it when you ... order. The salad is very small portion with minimal options. I opted chickpeas which is boiled and then mixed with pepper, salt, chilli and turmeric. The taste is mediocre, the chicken bowl came with 5 small pieces of chicken. If the price is 5-6$ its could be acceptable but for the price they are offering its not really worth. Finally, as they advertise “ Real indian food”. The food is quite contrary to that. Read more

The food isn't as good as it looks. I liked the amount of sauce they put on my rice, but the sauce was like water. It had no taste. The chicken was dry and bland. The corn didn't taste like corn. Will not try another dish from this place.

Great quick Indian food. They never mind making substitutions for rice but don't expect spicy, it really has been made much more mild.

I made the mistake of ordering online through this place. When I arrived to pick it up, the staff looked like they were closing up. The door was locked and the two staff members motioned me away, shaking their head 'no' when I said I was there for pickup. It's ... too bad. Their restaurant on Bayview has always been fantastic, as have the smells wafting from this location. I ended up going to 'Bindia,' just down the road in St. Lawrence Market neighbourhood, when this place failed, which at least produced food. It was much better! Read more

Quick service and the meals are very good for fast food. We had a mixed bowl of saag paneer and chains masala. It was filling and tasty with a good amount of spice. I also got a samosa, but was too full to eat it right away. ... When I did eat it five hours later, it still tasted great. Read more