Indian Muslim restaurant

So grateful to have found this store. Amazing selection of meat and spices. Their whole team is so wholesome and helpful. Thank you ! Highly recommended to all my family and friends.

This feels like I’m transported back to India! The food is SO good. Authentic and super delicious. Better than most places I’ve been to. I’m definitely coming back. It’s worth the wait

My experience was horrible . we went over there(8 member). Food was horrible. in addition tandoori roti was not good it is just like garbage. it is totally wastage of money. Before reaching we were happy because we visited to peggy's cove. But after having our happiness has gone. So, please donot eat and waste your money over here.

It was the first time I had Indian food in Toronto, to be honest, I would never thought about having Indian in Canada, since there are a good number of indians restaurants in Hong Kong, and they are quite authentic according to the Indian KOL in Hong Kong.Having Indian in Toronto probably not the first thing comes to my mind but it was quite an experience. Gotta say the menu was substantial, plenty of choices, even tho quite a few were involved their butter chicken. Dishes in the menu were in their Indian name, that sounds authentic, however, the food itself was quite fusion to suit the Westerners palate. Butter Chicken, kinda like the Chicken Tikka Masala in England, and they claimed they are the best in town. I wouldn't go that far to say they are the best I have ever had, but it was definitely not bad at all.Since the dishes here in the Great White North usually pretty big and we don't have a big appetite, so 5 of us ordered two platters, a butter chicken poutine, butter chicken with naan to share and had a few beers.The appetizer platter was great, there were samosas, onion bahjis etc. They all taste pretty good. Nothing too spicy, definitely suitable for any novice on hot stuffs.The main sharing platter was more substantial, lots of meaty goodness. The lamb shish kebab was my favourite out of those, it hasn't got that strong lamby, gamey taste, even my partner who isn't a fan of lamb had a good few of those. The coriander chicken was succulent and juicy. The shrimp was too salty to my liking, and the cashew chicken drumsticks were quite bland. All in all, they were all quite salty and couldn't taste much different between them, but don't get me wrong, they were tasty, if they could tune down on salt a little bit that would be even better. There was a spicy minty dip came with the platter, it was refreshing and hot spicy at the same time, that really up my alley, not to mention their cheetah mango beer was, refreshing, not too sweet and lingering with the scent of mango, excellent drink to pair with their dishes, must try.

We were there to celebrate our parents anniversary. The service was impeccable, we were very impressed by the whole staff but especially from Rohit and Shipin.The most respected aspect was that they refused to embrace the tip we wanted to honor them by.Our parents can't take much spicy so we requested some food to be less spicy and it was perfect. The bread basket has a great variety of naans and rotis which was complimented the butter chicken and Hyderabad chicken.The mysoor masala Dosa was amazing, it didn't feel oily at all and was very flavorful. The keema masala Dosa was something I didn't expect the goat flavor to compliment sambar and the tomato chutney.I would definitely come here again and highly recommend this restaurant for food but more importantly the impeccable service with a smile.

I order 12 roll and 12 singara on last Saturday the singara was ok but all roll was smell bad inside with the bites it’s feels oldThey are not hygiene

I am writing this review purely about the service of this restaurant. The staff is beyond amazing. My wife and I were cooking a meal at 1 in the night for our Suhoor and we ran out of ginger. We tried to look for open places to purchase ginger but in vain. Then we called East Feast and the gentleman on the phone was like 'Sure, come get it'. And he wasn't ready to take money. 5 stars for generosity and going out of the way to help a human in need. Thank you East Feast. You guys are brilliant!

Very nice food, great menu with lots of options. Service is a little bit disappointing. Felt like I was not welcomed at all was very discomforting. Also everything was very slow. Hopefully they will improve the service as the food is definitely worth the visiting.

I ordered 40 minutes before planning to arrive at pickup. The food was ready on time.I ordered the full BBQ platter with Peri fries- the ribs were next level juicy along with the mishkaki. Food was fresh. Coming back again.

Update:I got the chicken biryani in my recent visit. Although the portion was huge with lots of chicken, It didn’t live up to my expectations. The spices weren’t balanced and it was too hot. The yogurt helped with killing the heat but still the only thing I could feel was the heat from paper(or chilli). I think it might be because the food is a South Indian food and I shouldn’t have ordered it here which is a North Indian restaurant.I also got Gulab Jamun. It was too sweet and I didn’t like it.Old comment: The best food I’ve ever had in Vancouver! It was far beyond amazing. We got the non-veg special platter with butter chicken, shahi paneer, and goat curry. The dish came with rice, naan, and dessert. I loved the goat curry and Shahi Paneer the most. Butter chicken came next but absolutely amazing too.We also got the vegetarian platter with samosa, pakora, and Aloo tikki. I’m personally not a fan of vegetarian options but pakora was better than the others IMO.The staff were super helpful and helped us so much to pick a mix of delicious options. A big thanks to them!Service: 5/5Food: 5/5