Aroma Fine Indian Cuisine

I’ve walked past this place almost every time I’ve visited Toronto, but finally checked it out for the lunchtime buffet.
The food was wonderful and varied, and my vegetarian friend had no trouble getting a full meal in. The value is hard to beat if you get multiple helpings (Which I did shamelessly, because the food was great).
Between the food variety/​quality and the quick, attentive service, this is definitely a place I’ll come back to.

My son had us try this place. It was very good. The price was a wee bit of a bitter pill but over all the Butter chicken was nice and buttery, I’m sure it was slightly sugared… I hope i’m wrong… the Shrimp Biryani was very fragrant and the Naans were excellent as they should be at $ 3.00 each. The Seekh Kababs were delicious… so this smashing meal was delivered right to my door and I now find myself going from 3 stars to 4 stars because I will call this place again… Without a doubt some of the best food I have enjoyed in a while… Well Done…

Would’ve given 5 stars for food, it was the absolute best Indian I’ve had in Toronto. The standouts were the chicken tikka masala, lamb korma, and the vegetarian roasted Eggplant dish. The naan was so fresh, you could see them making the dough when you walk in, and they make it hot and fresh to order. It was heavenly. Only lost 1 star for slightly slow service. But will definitely be returning many times. Highly recommended!

Walking through the unassuming front door and up the stairs, we were pleasantly surprised at what we found. The door opened into a quiet well laid out restaurant. We were greeted by a server within a minute, immediately shown to a table, (we did make a reservation about a week prior). Our drink order was taken and quickly delivered to our table along with a basket of crackers and dip, (both were delicious). Our food arrived within 10 minutes of being ordered. My girlfriend, recently returned from a tour of India, said it was the best she had had in Canada. Me, it was better than any I’d had in my 12 years working in Brampton. After we had eaten, we sat and enjoyed our wine with no pressure to pay our bill and leave. In fact had to ask the waiter for our bill. It arrived promptly. I’d recommend this restaurant to anyone that wishes to experience true Indian food.

I keep coming back, and brining new friends along!
Today I had the buffet, and everything was so fresh (we got there about 11:45am)!
Each dish was distinctly spiced and delicate. All the dishes had depth of flavour not found at most other Indian restaurants.
Normally I order off the menu when I go in the evening but today’s Brunch was awesome.
Service (drinks) is a little slow — you need to wave staff down, but the food is just great!
Lots of options, and even the salad-​bar is extra-​tasty.
I eat a lot of Indian and this place is always great!

I am spicy kinda person so hot and spicy is my thing. Food here is awesome with nice ambiance, did not feel like curry smell when I got out but must say i had one of the tastiest Chicken Tikka must go back again.

Went out for dinner on Sunday evening, no one was at the door to direct is to a table. Awkwardly waited for someone to acknowledge us and then we decided to just walk in. Friendly waiter came over offered us water and menu. We went ahead and ordered appetizers and our meals. The apps. came out in a timely manner. However, our food order took forever to come out, as did our bill. We had paid for 2 and half hours of parking just outside, and that’s pretty much what it took from the moment we got in the restaurant to by the time we left. As I said in the title food is great, but will likely not be coming back due to the long waits in service.

Great butter chicken. My wife and I split one order with rice & nam bread. Super succulent. The bread was fresh and light.

Went here with my parents for dinner on Monday. Cozy warm feel in the restaurant. We snacked on complimentary warm poppadom with a house made tarragon sauce. For our meal we shared chicken noorani kabab, chicken madras, lamb korma, paneer saag, with rice and garlic naan. Everything was fresh and homemade. The kabab was some of the most tender perfectly cooked chicken I’ve had. The flavours were complex and delicious. The madras was not overly spicy but had a kick. The saag had a deep flavour of balanced spices, I couldn’t get enough. Our waiter was friendly and helpful. Would absolutely return.

This place is great. The service was quick and attentive, and the food was so delicious. We had the cheese naan and chicken tikka. It was very flavorful and cooked wonderfully. We enjoyed it a lot. The atmosphere of the restaurant is very nice as well and perfect for a cozy date!

Came here for lunch buffet. Buffet supposedly starts at 11.30 am but when I arrived, they were still preparing and bringing out the food. Buffet price is about $ 13++.
Overall, I would say meat selection is the best I’ve had (I’ve been to Little India and Bombay Palace). Fish, goat, tandoori chicken, butter chicken tikka massala and beef. A number of veggie dishes. Was a bit disappointed they did not have palak paneer (spinach with goat cheese).
My only gripe is with the dessert and fruit part of the buffet. Fruit selection was a bit lacking (honeydew, rock melon and watermelon) and they didn’t refill the watermelon. The ice-​cream was clumpy/​hard, icy and looked old. Still tasted fine though (once you got past the unappetizing look of it).
I’d come here again, solely because of the good meat selection.

After a nice TSO symphony at Roy Thomson Hall, my friends and I accidentally stumbled upon this cozy, intimate place. I love indian food because they offer an array of vegetarian options. We ordered mostly vegetarian dishes (obviously) including Tandoiri Machi which was delicious! The fish just melts in your mouth. We also ordered this dish called Saag with spinach purée and potatoes — it looks like baby poo lol but it was yummy! Not to mention their butter chicken!
It was a wonderful way to end the night — they will definitely be seeing me again!

We had the vegetarian eggplant dish and a lamb curry. Both were tasty with a little spice kick. The bread layered with mint was also good. Only thing I didn’t like we’re the crispy rolls — but those are complimentary. The service was a little slow for an early dinner but staff was nice. I’d go again if I was hungry for Indian and nearby. Nothing I’d go out of my way for.

I came here for a very late lunch with my boyfriend after checking out the Hot & Spicy festival over at Harbourfront Centre. Being at the Hot & Spicy festival really put us in the mood for Indian cuisine. We originally wanted to come to this place because of the their buffet lunch. But by the time we got to the restaurant we had missed the buffet lunch time and they were doing their dinner service. We ordered two dishes, a side order of rice and two side orders of their rotis. I have to say, their rotis were very good. I probably can just eat that we my meal without rice. The food I thought was very good and flavorful. The menu prices, I thought, were average. However, the service, in my opinion, was okay. But, I believe it was due to not having enough servers because the servers were all very busy. But, the servers were still very friendly and professional. I would definitely come back for more.

awesome ayce indian food, their butter chicken is probably the best I’ve ever had (and I try it everywhere, it’s one of my favs) and their naan is amazing as well.
all of their meats are tender (which is sometimes difficult to encounter for ayce places) but they do it!
it’s a little pricy though so make sure you can fill your tummy full of their delicious stuff to get your money’s worth!

Wonderful Indian Buffet style restaurant. Simply delicious that will not break the bank. Highly recommend this place. Not fancy bur would bring anyone here for a good time.

Très bon restaurant indiens, les plats étaient vraiment savoureux et parfaitement relevés.
Le service était très agréable et le prix général plus que correct.

My go to for Indian delivery. I order online and it’s convenient and had great selection.
I’ve enjoyed all of the dishes I’ve tried and love their vegetarian selection.
If I HAD to remark on a negative taste, their chutney us pretty gross.
I’ve never dined in so i can’t speak to service or appearance.
I’m never upset with a bowl of a lentil dish and a slab of their garlic naan.

Undercooked food.
Few choices at the buffet.
Slow service.
Unfriendly staff.
If you are looking for a real Indian taste, go somewhere else.

Decent and affordable Indian buffet if you happen to be in the area and want to grab a relatively quick meal. They had multiple vegetarian options on the buffet, which was nice to see. Only downside was that we were there when they were completely full, making the place quite cramped when attempting to get to and from the buffet to our table.

Meh… I’ve had better Indian fare at other restaurants.
Met my niece downtown and the 3 of us decided on Indian fare. None of us had dined here prior to this visit, but we’ve all heard good things about.
It was the opening night of the Leafs season and they were playing Montréal, so this area of the city was electrified (the Princess of Wales theatre is kitty corner to this restaurant as well) …however the restaurant was a nice sanctuary from the crowds (which we could not hear once inside).
Décor is nice, nothing to write home about. If you suffer from mobility issues, this place will be difficult for you as it’s on the 2^nd floor of the building. The bathroom is located another level up from the dining room (3^rd floor).
Food, at best, is good, not stellar… I’ve had comparable food items at other restaurants that were better and less expensive. Service was very good — friendly, but not in an in your face kind of way.
Our order was as follows:
Chicken Tikka Masala — the best dish of the night. Rich in flavours, nice heat.
Butter Chicken — it was lukewarm (temperature wise) which I didn’t care for. It was also in the sweet side. Disappointing for me, but one of my dining companions said he thought is was excellent.
Lamb Biriyani– rich in flavours but the lamb was a tad overcooked.
Gharam Masala — no heat at all, but had a nice, complex flavour to it.
Basmati rice — you can’t really screw this dish up.
Nann bread — excellent, but a bit on the oily side.
Like I stated earlier… it wasn’t the best Indian food I’ve ever had and it wasn’t the worst. Perhaps the hype I heard about this place set my expectations a bit higher.
Dinner as ordered above, with a diet coke, coke and 2 beers came to just under $ 85. Tip brought it close to $ 100.
Would I go back? If in the area again I might… or I might just wander up to Babur on Queen St.