Mother India Roti

It's okay. Definitely not the best Indian in Toronto but it's good enough to satisfy a craving for curry.

Very tasty!! I order through skip the dishes (support Canadian!!) Super affordable price for big portions. The butter chicken in specific was really good, and I've had my fair share of butter chicken. They have 2 dessert items and I got both, they were also quite perfect. Very happy with my meal thanks a lot !!

I ordered an eggplant potato curry on rice. It turned out to be quite plain and flavorless. Is it because I asked it to be mild? Well that isn't a good excuse for the lack of richness in taste. On top of that the meal was very runny and watery. The meal screams please never order me again, ever. The experience should be rated 2, top.

I hadn't been since before the pandemic had started. The food was fantastic then. And I'm very relieved to say that years later that the food is held to the same standard.

Avoid if you know and developed a taste for real Indian food. I ordered these dishes ,paneer, chicken , roti plain and garlic and pulav. I am not exaggerating it was a rip off version of Indian food. Not a single dish tasted good. The pakoda was like a dough flattened and fried, no flavor or anything to say its a pakoda. The paneer was full of cheap red color , the look of the dish itself made me off. The taste was aweful, no seasoning , I do not know what was it. The chicken curry had potatoes , that is okay ,however there was no flavor. It tasted so bland , never knew a chicken curry can be made this way and I would not want to know. The biggest turn off was Roti. It was thin, large and texture like a roomali roti made with refined flour. Its nowhere like a standard roti what we call in India specially in North part of India. Interestingly there was a garlic roti too, which I could not make out which one is the garlic roti since all looked the same. We happened to eat a few bites ,could not force us more. Feeling bad for throwing this much food but there is no choice. My observation says this is not an Indian restaurant except for the name ,the kind of recipe they have is something else but Indian. If you have never tried Indian food then also you should avoid this restaurant as you would make a sense about the Indian food which is not correct. I travel alot and I have seen verities of Indian food across the continents and I expect some sort of difference in the making of the food depending upon the resources available in the area. Toronto -Canada has all the resources to make a decent Indian dish if not authentic , so I can not give any advantage to this restaurant. I bIg No for me.

Very good Indian food. I ordered medium spicy and it wasn't too spicy so if you do like the spice I suggest going higher then what your normal choice would be. Ordered it as delivery from UberEats (had a discount code). Overall great!

I think something has changed with this place. It used to be the exact same Rotis as Gandhi and when Gandhi closed, we would come here for same taste. This time, the filling is very very different. The spice level is all mild. Before, medium was actually very hot. Now Spicy and mild both have the same, mild heat. The butter chicken flavor is definitely very very different from before. If you are new to Indian food, this is a good place for you. If you are expecting the Gandhi "in your face" flavours and heat, you won't find it.

This is my absolute favourite restaurant in Toronto. The food is always fantastic. Can’t wait to return. Highly recommended.