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Tracking Toronto's newest, independent, registered restaurants

Tracking Toronto's newest, independent, registered restaurants

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Saffron Mahal anchors its menu on Momo, steamed and fried dumplings made in-house, alongside traditional curries and Tandoori preparations a dedicated section called Momo Monarchy that treats the dumpling format as a signature rather than a side. The kitchen serves the North York Indian diaspora and diners seeking a casual but decorated space (650 square metres of hand-crafted decor, the website notes) for family meals and occasions. The dessert roster, Gulab Jamun, Rasmalai, Gajar Halwa house-made Raj Bhog ice cream, signals a kitchen attentive to the full Indian sweet tradition. Live music runs Friday nights.

Try the gajar halwa, chocolate brownie with ice cream, vanilla ice cream, gulab jamun, rasmalai.

Other newly registered Indian kitchens nearby

5 daysPIZZA2GOEtobicoke
20 daysVAIKA INDIAN RESTAURANTScarborough
1 monthSAMOSA BOULEVARDWest TorontoNo website — visit early

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