Tandoori Time

Food for 4 out of 10 is NOT recommended as it comes small portion for almost same value of taste as a ghetto buffet. Taste isn’t perfected yet, sad but true, biryani is portion for two however taste wasn’t that amazing. Heart broken with amount of food gone to waste with not made with love. PS do not order chaat papri IS not worth it. Would I return? nope sorry but service lady nice and attentive.

This strip mall family place delivers unexpectedly good food. The chicken tikka masala was outstanding, and the lamb curry had layers of flavour. Beef kabobs were nicely charred on the outside and yet still moist. Onion salad was nothing special, but wasn’t really needed.

I have eaten at this restaurant twice. My first experience was pleasant so I returned with a group of friends. The food was very good, however we all ended up sick for about a week. Another friend of mine and her family were also ill and I found out she had eaten here as well around the same time we did! Too bad because their food was very good.

Busy resturant with nice waitress, big menu, okay environment. Now, let’s come to reality… What’s the idea behind having an entry that you don’t carry since 8 months ago? Ordered half Tandori chicken that seems old and very dry. Poor customer service. Onion Salad is disappointing and should not be offered as is.
I hope in the future they consider quality before serving it and pay attention to customer service.

Real good combo deals. We had $ 44 for 4. It was fresh, well-​cooked, though not the tastiest but still very good.

I really like this restaurant!
I’ve ordered take out on two separate occasions for lunch. I’ve ordered their palak paneer and the haleem, both with rice & naan and made mild. I have to say, the palak paneer could have been better. It was way, way, way too spicy for my likings, even when made mild. I have a feeling someone bunged up that order cause the devil himself couldn’t have enjoyed that order. I bet you’re reading this and wondering why I’m giving it a 4 star? It’s because the haleem was great! So tasty and made mild to my likings. Fresh ginger and green chilies to be added, crispy onions on top and a nice beef blend to warm your soul.
The restaurant is rather large and they play some good authentic music too. I wish I asked which CD they were playing. Maybe next time since I know I’ll be returning.
UPDATE: I’ve been returning here for lunch on many, many occasions. The palak paneer is where it’s at! Since reviewing in April 2015 (now Sept 2015), they’ve corrected the situation and I can eat happily and less on fire.

First time here after reading the reviews. Food was fresh and great tasting, I’ve have had good Indian food in the past but had to travel quite a distance from Vaughan to get the good stuff. Now I have a place to go close to home! what else can I say that was not said… good food and good price.

Pretty good! It was our first time visiting. Portions are very generous and prices very reasonable compared to other Indian restaurants we go to. I have to say the standout dish was the Briyani ! I’m not exaggerating when I say it is probabely the best I’ve ever had (I’ve eaten at dozens of South asian restaurants around the planet) I think it’s the caramelized onions and spices that add a nice crispy texture and flavour to the dish; absolutely delicious! We will be back to sample the entire menu.

I had an allergy: runny nose, puppy eyes so I cant really give a good taste background. Nevertheless, I know it is spicy because that I can distinguish. My husband likes it the spicy-​ness. Cheaper than the Indian resto in the Newmarket area. I wish the mango lassi was a bit more sweet. Perhaps I am used to the Asian taste.
We had so much to take home. Definitely a bang for your buck. We order palak paneer, fish tikka, beef kaobob, veg samosas, and masala tea

Excellent value for money. Their chicken tikka is the best I’ve had in the GTA regardless of price. The chicken biryani is also something I come back for time and time again. We usually take out but they have just refurbished the dining room. Good service and prompt food.

Went back for a sit down lunch. The Lamb Karahi is to die for and the Shahi Paneer is very delicious. Services was also fantastic. The only complain is that the Samosa is a bit too greasy and over fried. Nonetheless, love this place. Will come back for more!

The value for the price you pay is definitely worth it! For only $ 12 (tax included) I got a salad, chicken and naan. Although that doesn’t seem like a lot the bowl of chicken is never ending. Also one of the best tender chicken i’ve ever had!
Definitely will come back and try other menu items

I love this place! I’ve been a customer at their various locations for 10 years and the food is consistently great. I love the variety of their dishes and I like that naan or rice and raita is included with every dish. I specifically love the kabobs, the seafood dishes, the chili chicken, and the biryanis. The food is a mix of Indian and Pakistani so the dishes are a little different than traditional Indian fare. I have recommended this place to many people and they all love it!

Food was delicious — lamb kababs were super tender and fully flavoured. My dinner for one was great value and good sized portion, rice, three pieces of naan and butter chicken for $ 12!
Service was lovely — my female server was super friendly, helpful in giving advice about food and beer. No complaints here.
Ambiance was alright, I sat by a window, which was nice, a view of Jane street, not bad.
Overall, I really enjoyed my meal, and I was delighted by the friendly service. Definitely will come again!

Been going here for quite some time and this location is better then the Albion one.
Like their kebab rolls and butter chicken.

Food is awesome for the price. However the butter chicken has been consistently spicy even though being in the mild category.
Service is so-​so. But for the price and the sparseness of indian restaurants in the area I will be visiting this restaurant again.

I give this place a 3.5. I go back only because it is the only decent indian restaurant in the area. The competition remotely close by sucks! The food quality is good, inconsistently spectacular but always good and never bad.
Its a small place and I have only dined in once, I usually buy takeout. Price, its not pricey but when you see the takeout portions, I think its pricey. Compared to the quality and size of some places in little India, it is very pricey.
They have Haleem and its very good when its fresh! I do find the flavours and spice slightly tamed… not sure if they tame it on purpose as I am a different culture. It reminds me of a westernized Indian restaurant.

First off I’ve been to many of the Indian cuisine restaurants in Toronto. I decided to try a few in Vaughan too see how authentic the food was. This place is a small, but cozy dine in and take out spot. I tried the butter chicken, channa, piratha and garlic naan bread. The food was tasty, but nothing spectacular either. Compared to the other Indian spots around there, their computer system to take orders was a lot more sophisticated then the nearby tandoori spot in the same plaza where they have the owners 13 year old son taking orders on a notepad. The food was not overly spicy and the quantities I had we’re a decent size. All in all it was an alright place for lunch. I’ve gone there twice, but I’d probably check around for more spots if you have the time.

No frills restaurant with reasonable prices and great service. The menu is pretty extensive and they will accommodate you on how spicy you want the food to be. A great spot for a quick lunch. It was my first time and I would definitely come back to try other items on the menu when I’m in the area.

Looking at a fellow co-​workers take-​out container which was apparently from the day before, he told me it was from Tandoori Time so OKAY I’ll go check it out sometime, which was lunch the same day.
Somewhat hidden but I’ve passed by it quite often I went into a dining area that is large enough that’ll work with a SINGLE serving staff, she asked if we wished to take-​out or dine-​in.
Seeing as there are other few tables, we decided to eat in but as we sat through-​out there were people coming in to pickup their orders to-​go. More people of the same culture as this restaurant coming for food had to stand for some POSITIVE points, an btw my co-​worker is the same background as well.
We were given a regular menu but a LUNCH SPECIAL menu doesn’t hurt and a bit over my lunch budget price range but nonetheless gotta give it a try. Butter Chicken ($ 9.99) took awhile and understandably because they are small scale staffed but as well we were behind a BIG take-​out order. Lunch does take some time so don’t come if you’re in a rush unless you call in for a take-​out order.
It was some delicious Butter Chicken (Butter, Tomato Sauce, Cream) with some spices I usually don’t see from my little experiences of the same dish. The dish was categorized under CURRIES and it did have a slight kick that works for people that like medium spicy. The sauce was great for dipping the NAAN and the Chicken pieces were very tender. I had the Onion Salad which was A-​OK.