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Tracking Toronto's newest, independent, registered restaurants

Tracking Toronto's newest, independent, registered restaurants

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A North Indian kitchen serving Dal Makhani Ter chicken, Chole Bhature Parathas in Scarborough. The kitchen positions itself around Delhi cuisine, anchoring its menu on the slow-cooked lentil curries and Tandoori breads that define the capital's eating canon. Chole Bhature, chickpeas and fried bread, eaten as a street meal across Delhi, sits alongside Butter Chicken and Dal makhani, signalling a kitchen rooted in everyday North Indian home and market cooking rather than fine-dining reinterpretation. The Dal Makhani Ter-enriched and traditionally slow-cooked overnight, is the kitchen's foundation dish and the measure of its technique.

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