4/5 Chris C. 4 years ago on Google • 391 reviews
I
came
across
a
deal
that
I
couldn't
resist
so
my
sidekick,
Raj,
and
I
went
out
looking
for
Kamasutra.
It's
an
Indian
restaurant
on
Bayview,
south
of
Eglinton,
with
a
Green
P
lot
conveniently
located
across
the
street.
Once
inside,
we
were
greeted
by
a
very
cheery
young
lady,
Danielle.
The
decor
was
very
nice
and
upscale.
We
asked
about
the
special
that
I
had
come
across
but
the
manager
said
it
was
only
available
Monday
through
Thursday,
even
though
it
wasn't
dated.
Anyway,
we
managed
to
get
past
that
and
the
manager
ended
up
taking
care
of
us
through
most
of
our
visit.
We
ordered
from
a
four
course
menu
that
had
lots
of
choices.
We
started
with
the
Onion
Bhaji
and
Tandoori
Lamb
Tikka.
Both
dishes
were
delicious,
packed
with
flavour.
The
onion
bhaji
was
crispy
and
was
served
with
a
tamarind
sauce
and
pickled
onions.
The
lamb
was
served
off
the
skewer
with
a
mint
sauce,
some
veggies,
and
more
of
those
yummy
pickled
onions.
Wow,
a
great
way
to
start
our
meal!
The
remaining
dishes
arrived
all
at
once,
each
in
its
own
bowl,
making
it
very
easy
to
share.
It
all
looked
delicious
but
the
camera
had
to
eat
first.
See
photos.
The
Lamb
Vindaloo
is
a
curry
stew
with
potatoes
and
spices.
It
was
very
good
but
Raj
thought
it
tasted
a
little
gamey.
I
loved
it.
The
Kamasutra
Butter
Chicken
had
a
lot
of
rich
tomato
sauce,
maybe
a
tad
more
tomato
than
I'm
used
to
in
butter
chicken
but
it
did
taste
very
good.
The
chicken
was
moist
and
had
a
good
depth
of
flavour.
This
may
be
one
of
the
top
three
butter
chicken
dishes
I've
enjoyed.
Palak
Paneer
(spinach
and
cheese)
may
not
be
a
very
attractive
dish
but
this
version
tasted
very
good.
Again,
maybe
another
top
three.
We
tried
the
Malai
Kofta,
a
dish
I've
never
seen
before.
It's
a
cottage
cheese
ball
in
a
creamy
cashew
nut
sauce.
Interesting,
in
a
very
good
way.
I
would
order
this
again.
Rounding
out
our
meal
was
a
Chicken
Biryani,
Pulao
Rice,
regular
naan,
and
garlic
naan.
The
pulao
rice
had
a
little
saffron,
peas,
and
cumin.
The
naan
was
hot
and
crispy
and
the
garlic
naan
was
delicious.
I
love
garlic.
The
chicken
biryani
was
colourful
and
had
a
generous
amount
of
moist
chicken.
This
might
be
the
best
one
I've
had.
We
also
tried
Cheetah
Indian
beer.
It's
a
lager
that
we
both
found
was
a
little
sweeter
than
the
Kingfisher
we
tried
recently.
It
was
good.
Overall,
I
have
to
say
this
is
the
best
Indian
restaurant
I've
been
to.
The
food
was
excellent.
The
service
turned
out
to
be
be
really
good,
especially
from
Danielle,
who
checked
in
with
us
frequently.
Now
that
I've
discovered
Kamasutra,
I
can't
wait
to
come
again.
;)
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