Siddhartha - Indian Cuisine in Toronto
One of the excellent things about living in the City of Toronto (and visiting it, for that matter) is the fact that the cultural diversity lends itself quite easily to choice in cuisine.
The fact of the matter is that when you eat in Toronto, you have a choice of different authentic cuisine types not available in many other cities and one of those types is Indian food. While there are many excellent Indian restaurants in Toronto, one that definitely stands out is Siddhartha.
Basic Information
Siddhartha is located in two places in the city: Coxwell/Gerard and King/Bathurst. Both of these locations provide the same excellent service, but the first location is in the heart of Little India, making the whole excursion a cultural experience.
Both restaurants are open 11:30 AM to 10:30 PM, with prices that rarely exceed $15.00. For the most part, the restaurant is a buffet in an all-you-can-eat style, although there are special orders that you can place if you’d like something not normally on the buffet menu.
Menu
The buffet is the signature part of Siddhartha and here are some choice selections from the buffet menu:
Nan: Indian bread that often takes the place of rice in a meal, prepared fresh and tasty at regular intervals throughout the day.
Butter Chicken: Perhaps one of the more famous aspects of Indian cuisine, butter chicken is one of the signature dishes of Siddhartha. The butter chicken at Siddhartha is absolutely delicious!
Aloo Gobi: An exceptionally tasty vegetarian dish that combines potatoes and other vegetables with Indian spices added into the mix. Aloo Gobi is just one of many different vegetarian dishes that you can eat when you dine at Siddhartha.
A full buffet menu can be found here, while a full overall menu of what you can order can be found here.
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