India 360

I visited India 360 for lunch with some colleagues. The lunch buffet is excellent value with a wide variety of vegetarian and meat options. One of my co-​workers had never had Indian food before and really enjoyed the ability to try a little bit of everything. He loved it all! If you are adverse to heat in your food you may find even the milder dishes too spicy but if you like a bit of kick, you will enjoy the selection. We had chicken vindaloo, lamb rogan josh, butter chicken and veggie masala. The naan was perfect and all the dishes were incredibly flavourful.
Here are some photos from our lunch:
Parking is free and ample. We will definitely return! Rosie :)

We came here for dinner around 5pm, and were the only guests in the restaurant. It seemed sketchy, but we were pretty early after all. The prices seemed relatively high compared to other Indian restaurants. We were going to order the Chicken Makhani and Rogan Josh, but they were out of goat, so we went with the Tikka Masala instead. The Makhani was ordered as «medium spice», and the Tikka Masala was «mild», however they were both pretty spicy. Flavour wasn’t anything special. Both dishes came with basmati rice. We were going to skip out on the naan, but the owner said he would give us 2 naans on the house, so we ordered 1 regular and 1 garlic. The garlic was very overpowering. In the end, they charged us for both naans. The bill was almost $ 60 for 2 people. Apparently the female washroom had a questionable stench, and was out of supplies. We left when it was nearing 6pm, and the place was still empty.

Had a fairly positive experience when we came here on Sunday night with a few friends. The place was somewhat busy and we were seated as we walked in.
They have a good menu with plenty of things to choose from. We ordered the paneer tikka Masala (cottage cheese cubes), malai kofta (potato and cottage cheese dumpling in tomato cream sauce), butter chicken, with saffron rice and garlic naans.
The food was delicious, the naan were crisp and so buttery. There was plenty of garlic and the naan was super savory. The rice was fragrant and creamy (with a good amount of saffron) and both paired absolutely perfectly with the curry. The curries were great, they were smooth, creamy, and sweet. The food were nice and warm which is a plus. Everything we ordered tasted very similar (tomato sauce based) but that is our fault. I also felt that there could have been more pieces of chicken/​kofta/​paneer in the bowls of curry. There was only ¾? Malai kofta dumplings, one of my friends didn’t even try it.
The prices are also on the high side. $ 14 for a bowl of curry is a bit too much. Add a bowl of rice ($ 6) and some naan ($ 3), and you’ve got some expensive Indian food, so don’t come here expecting good value. But to be fair, there’s plenty of curry in the bowls. I thought they would have had buffet for dinner passing by their lunch buffet signs for years but I guess that’s only for lunch. Service could have been a bit better. Water took a while to arrive.
That being said, I would definitely return here again.

To find good Indian food in Scarborough is surprisingly a struggle.
The food here is decent enough. It’s good– haven’t had a bad experience thus far but it’s not amazing or memorable.
The service is good and the restaurant is nicely decorated.
Their Faluda is really good too– so try that for dessert.

We had food on a Saturday evening. It was not crowed. Food is okay. The non veg platter is nice. The staff is courteous. It’s open late till 11 pm so it works. I have had better chicken biryani elsewhere.

I visited this place on a Sunday evening for a private event with selected buffet dishes. The staff was very courteous and the place was quite clean, although I didn’t visit the washroom. The atmosphere doesn’t involve a crazy theme but it looked descent and not overwhelming. It can accommodate a good number of people as long as most of them are sitting down. I’m quite picky and not very adventurous so I stuck with certain dishes. I have a certain tolerance for spice, but the food was within acceptable range. I think it’s all a matter of taste for each individual but I found it to be pretty good. The naan was fresh. I also tried the tandoori chicken and butter chicken with a cold Coke to wash it down. I think that the chicken biryani varies from other places but I liked it. I was full after two plates and most importantly I didn’t experience any repercussions. The coffee we had later ordered at my table took a long time to arrive but it tasted good. The bench type seats near the windows with a straight back gave me a bit of a back pain, but I was there for about 3 hours for an event and so I doubt anyone would normally stay there for that long. It was a hot day in July and I also began to feel the heat in the last hour that I was there. All in all I think it’s worth a try since I enjoyed it.

The food here is really good and the service is pleasant… the best thing they sell is FALUDA…

The food here is «ok» — i’ve had alot worst, i’ve also had alot better. My concern with this place is the price. $ 6.50 + tax for 2 normal sized garlic naans is ridiculous, especially for Markham/​Scarborough. They are trying to go for that upscale indian dining, the price is certainly upscale but the food and atmosphere is mediocre. On a few occasions i’ve ordered for pickup, they say its ready in 20 mins, i would arrive after 30 mins and still have to wait 15 – 20 mins for my food to be ready. On one occasion it was ready right when I walked in.
The butter chicken is pretty good, and not too oily (unlike some other places). I will most likely be back but i’d eat here more often if the price was more reasonable.

Service was fine. Tables and men’s washroom were not clean. Hair in one plate of food. Food was good.

Nice & clean place. The food was on the mild side (not really spicy). Variety was ok (from veg to meats). I think service was definately where I would rate this place a 4*.

Had the lamb seekh kabobs, which came with a coriander mint dip and a nice hot spicy dip. Kabobs were well seasoned and delicious. Also had the butter chicken and garlic naan which were also really good. Great place to dine in as well. I think they got 9.99 lunch buffets going on during weekdays.

I love this place. I’ve been so many times for their lunch buffet and can’t get enough. The place is very clean and a nice atmosphere compared to most indian restaurants I’ve been to. They have tons of variety and will be conscious of religious holidays to cater their buffet to those needs. The only indian dessert they have that I like is the gulab jamun. That’s the one thing they’re lacking on as every time I come they don’t have other options. But I do love gulab jamun so it’s not really a loss for me. The naan they bring out is good but I’ve had a situation where it was overcooked. It’s never busy when I come at lunch but it should be. The quality of food is great and the service is wonderful. Definitely will be coming back someone soon.

After a cultural event I and the wife wanted to have some dinner so we came to India 360 at around 10:30 PM. it was almost closing time. we were the last customers to walk in. We were greeted by the owner Jey. As we walked in I was captivated by the interior décor and lighting. the mood setting was awesome. I couldn’t help but took a picture too. Bollywood music was playing in the background. Although we walked in late the waitress and cook did an amazing job with friendly smile. enjoyed my favorite Naan and Goat curry ! Tried out mango beer, not so bad :)

India 360 has taken a 360, again, pun unintended, on traditional Indian eateries; Very little cream, oil, butter, «masala», fairly healthy yet uncompromised in taste. The restaurant’s cozy bistro-​like atmosphere was… Just that, cozy. Service was very good. The buffet bar was quite tasty and standard: A little more variety needed in the desert and salad department. Dinner here left us with a GREAT post-​dinner buffet feeling; Light and healthy.