Mustafa Restaurant - Toronto, Ontario
Mustafa Restaurant offers an authentic and memorable dining experience in North York, blending traditional flavors with a modern touch. Known for its warm and welcoming atmosphere, the restaurant serves a diverse menu featuring expertly crafted dishes that highlight the rich culinary heritage of the region. Whether indulging in aromatic spices or savoring freshly prepared meals, guests are treated to a fusion of taste and tradition, making each visit a delightful culinary journey.
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Döners
1 KG Döner
Beef Döner Wrap
Iskender Kebap
Döner with Rice
0.5 KG Döner
Plain Döner
Kebaps
Adana Kebap
Beef Kebap
Chicken Kebap
Beef Skewer
Adana Skewer
Chicken Skewer
Ali Nazik Kebap
Mix Kebab
Beyti Kebap
Adana Kebab Wrap (2 Skewer)
Beef Kebab Wrap (2 Skewer)
Chicken Kebab Wrap (1 Skewer)
Chicken Kebab Wrap (2 Skewer)
Adana Kebab Wrap (1 Skewer)
Beef Kebab Wrap (1 Skewer)
Pides
18. karışık / Mixed
6. Kusbasili
9. Tavukli Kaşarlı
11. Turkish Sausage & Mozzarella Cheese
1. Lahmacun
2. Etli Ekmek
3. Kıymalı Açık
4. Mevlana
5. Bicak Arasi
7. Kıymalı Kapali
8. Kıymalı Kaşarlı
12. Turkish Sausage & Egg
14. Kaşarlı / Mozzarella Cheese
15. Beyaz Peynirli
16. Sebzeli / Vegetable
19. Salami & Mozzarella Cheese
20. Spinach & Ground Beef
10. Roasted Lamb & Mozzarella Cheese
17. Ispanaklı Beyaz Peynirli
Sides
Yogurt
Lavas
Rice
Salad
Lentil Soup
Beverages
Ayran (Yogurt Drink)
Mineral Water
Apricot Juice
Peach Juice
Sour Cherry Juice
Salgam (Carrot Juice)
Orange Fizzy Drink (Portakalli Gazoz)
Water
Coke
Fizzy Drink (Gazoz)
Canada Dry
Reviews for Mustafa Restaurant in Toronto, Ontario
Mustafa restaurant has a unique interior with a cave style, this is the best part in the restaurant. In general the food was decent, however the kebab baity was good but the pide lacked of a sauce or juiciness. Overall decent food with good service, but it’s slightly expensive for this limited ... quality. I’ll never back again !! Read more
Amazing taste - everything tastes perfect and on point. We ordered mixed Kebap, Doner (shawarma), and baglawa. The most authentic Turkish taste in Toronto. Atmosphere and service is great, the decorations is unique and the music in the background is good. The bathrooms aren't that great though. Needs more observation. It can ... get a bit busy, with an average waiting time of 15 min on a Saturday. They don't accept reservations. Parking is limited but somehow available. Read more
Small restaurant. Definitely a little overpriced. The portions are large and there are 3-4 vegetarian options. They gave us complimentary salads which were nice. The meat pizzas were good. I wasn’t able to take a picture of the vegetarian pizza but I ordered the assorted vegetable pizza and it’s pretty ... bland. Just tastes like cheese and tomato. It’d be really nice if they seasoned the pizzas the same as the meat ones because the meat pizzas are stuffed with meat and other ingredients whilst being the same price as the vegetable ones. Overall it was a nice place but not all that. Read more
Returning to a Turkish restaurant I hadn't visited in six years, I was thrilled to find that both the service and food quality remained exceptional. The warm and inviting atmosphere instantly transported me back. The attentive staff greeted me warmly, providing excellent recommendations. The flavors and presentation of the dishes ... were a testament to the chef's commitment to authenticity. Each bite was a delightful taste of Turkey. The traditional Turkish desserts were also outstanding. This restaurant is a must-visit for an authentic and memorable Turkish dining experience. The price was reasonable too I wish it was closer so I could go there more often! Read more
My visit at Mustafa Turkish Pizza had both hits and misses, making it difficult to rate the place. The restaurant has a unique interior resembling a grotto, with nautical decor and wooden tables that suggest a seafaring adventure. It was interesting, but I wasn't sure how it complemented the Turkish ... food that was served. The menu was simple and straightforward. Each dish had a name, image, and price. The prices were quite high. What stood out to me was the lack of free tap water, which was a first for me in Toronto. They only offered bottled water or tea, so I ordered tea. Lentil Soup: It came with the Beef Kebap that I ordered. It was flavourful, a little spicy, and very hot. It was slightly over-seasoned in my opinion. Beef Kebap: The meal was huge. The smoky aroma of grilled steak was enticing, and the meat was tender and juicy. The bed of rice was white but well seasoned, absorbing the juices and adding to the dish's richness. The oiled pita was soft and gave me another thing to bite into in between meats. The issues I had included some meat pieces were over-charred, and veggies were not evenly grilled. The peppers were underdone, and onions were nearly raw. A bit more attention to grilling would have improved the meal's overall quality. The meat pieces were over-seasoned. Their standard black tea, unsweetened and simple, was satisfactory but unremarkable. Service-wise, the staff were amicable and seemed eager to assist, adding a touch of warmth to the encounter. Access to the washroom was an unexpected challenge, with narrow stairs posing a safety concern. The cleanliness of the men's room and a non-functional soap dispenser were additional drawbacks. They seemed to have a very good selection of desserts, but I had no room for it after such a hearty meal. In summary, while the food provided good value, the cost did not align with the overall experience. Also, certain items were overseasoned, which bothered me a little. The restaurant's policy on water felt like a misstep in hospitality. While I'm open to exploring their takeout options, I would not return for another dine-in. Read more