Indian7 months ago
Holy Kitchen
An Indian kitchen serving street food and rice dishes via counter ordering and delivery.
East End-Danforth · East Toronto2789 Danforth Ave, Toronto, ON M4C 1L9
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Holy Kitchen's menu pivots on Jhalmuri, a Bengali Street snack of puffed rice mixed with peanuts, onions spices, eaten hot and crisp, a sharp departure from the Tandoori-and-curry format that dominates the city's Indian dining. The kitchen also offers Beguni, battered and fried eggplant slices Biryani, anchoring a repertoire built on regional Indian snacking tradition rather than North Indian restaurant convention. The Special Chicken Biryani, seasoned with Biryani Masala and served over aromatic rice, is the calling card for those seeking slow-cooked rice-based dishes.
Try the jhalmuri, beguni, special chicken biryani.
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