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Tracking Toronto's newest, independent, registered restaurants

Tracking Toronto's newest, independent, registered restaurants

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The kitchen draws on Sri Lankan Tamil techniques lamprais (a baked rice-and-curry dish layered in banana leaf) and lump rice, a Tamil staple of rice cooked with jaggery and spices, anchoring the menu. These dishes serve the community's specific cultural need for Eelam preparations that differ from mainland Indian Tamil cooking, particularly the Sri Lankan-influenced spice profiles and cooking methods. Lamprais is the calling card: rice, meat or vegetable curry egg baked together in a banana leaf package, a preparation distinct from North Indian Biryani. · No website yet.

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