Tracking Toronto's newest, independent, registered restaurants
"First seen" reflects when each restaurant first surfaced in our combined evidence — City permit, public-health inspection, social media — usually within a few weeks of opening, but a permit can lead actual opening by months. How we verify ›
An Indian-Italian fusion pizzeria combining Tandoori and Paneer preparations with wood-fired dough and generous toppings.
A Gujarati snack kitchen specializing in gathiya, fafda Kathiyawadi flavours. · No website yet.
A Hakka kitchen serving Indo-Chinese takeaway with halal certification, a format combining two diaspora traditions rarely found together in the city.
A Pani Puri counter serving Indian street food in the format it demands: quick, assembled to order built for standing-room consumption. · No website yet.
South and North Indian cooking on Islington Avenue, run by Chef Anandhababu Shanmugam, who brings.
A Gujarati sweets and savoury snack counter specializing in farshan (fried nibbles) and traditional Indian mithai made fresh daily.
Pani Puri is a street snack built around crispy, hollow spheres of fried dough filled with spiced potatoes, chickpeas tangy water, eaten by hand in single bites.
Gujarati vegetarian cooking from the Kathiyawadi region, served as fixed thalis, street snacks à la carte curries. · No website yet.
A vegetarian North Indian kitchen specializing in Punjabi street food and Parathas.
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