Lee Dec 10,2008

Me & my girlfriend go often. The butter chicken is out of this world. A must for anyone who has tastebuds.

Anna Oct 18,2007

My husband and I went to the lunch buffet. The restaurant had the typical Indian restaurant decor and we had seats right by the window. The selection was pretty decent for a lunch buffet and fresh naan was always available. However most of the dishes were not very hot (temperature), barely warm is more like it. The desserts are excellent though, the kheer one of the better ones I've had.

Davwud Nov 15,2006

I frequent there for lunch since I work sort of close. I love the place. The best Indian food I've had. The tandoori chicken is incredible.
At the price they charge for the buffet, it's a steal.

EPIcureanTO Oct 15,2006

Another vote for Chef - we used to order out from them all the time & it was quite a while before I even actually sat down *in* the place- were I was treated to excellent service-making menu suggestions and even plating my meal from it's dish for me when it first arrived!

Only problem is the 'heights' you have to go to get to the lavoratory. If you have ambulation issues-either due to physical reasons or alcoholic imbibition...it's quite a trip..

Tejas Feb 05,2006

Their lunch buffet is amazing. For $8.99 ALL YOU CAN EAT its amazing value. Usually you will pay around $10.00 for each dish they have on their buffet so its a steal at this price.

The service is good. Its a good place to go during your lunch hour if you work in the Yonge & Eglinton area.

Fwagra Jan 26,2006

I have been to the lunch buffet; more times that I care to admit.

As Indian buffets go, it's pretty good. It's one of the better ones, I'm sure. It has a lot of variety; many dishes. And, the food is quite good, if only the standard north Indian buffet cliches: bright red butter chicken, etc.

I like it. Nearby (at Davisville) is Maroli. Try that place if you want something incredibly good. It's Malabari (south Indian) food. It's unbelievable.

kathleen Jan 23,2006

"Chef of India" ( formally known as Sidhartha ) is located at 30 Eglinton Ave E at Yonge St. I went there last night with friends and was blown away by the food and the service.

We sampled their samosas, chicken madras, chicken korma, lamb vindaloo and chana masala, along with the usual naan bread and basmati rice, sharing these dishes between 4 adults. We were all stuffed when we left. Our bill came to $140.00, and that was with a bottle of wine!

I 've been going to this restaurant for a few years now, and it has gone through several name changes. The food and the service remains unchanged and impressive. I am discouraged that the restaurant is only half full most of the time, and I don't know if it's the location, but it never seems to be busy...so give it a try! If you love Indian, you'll love this place!

For those of you who work in the area, they have a lunch buffet special...please let me know how it is!