Tony’s Corner

I was curious about this place: The name «Tony’s» is somewhat misleading for an Indian restaurant. However, after reading a few reviews I decided it was time to see (and eat) for myself!
Upon arriving me and my boyfriend received a friendly greeting. The place is modest but it has a nice atmosphere that makes you feel welcome. We placed our order of two samosas, vegetable kofta and lamb curry. The food arrived promptly and was packaged well.
Our meals were tasty and generous. The nan bread could have been a tad softer but this is my personal preference. My boyfriend also pointed out his lamb curry had some slightly overcooked pieces, but most were great. Good value!

It’s my most sacred promise to help underdogs flourish, and this is my most opportune moment to do so. What If there was the most incredible Indian restaurant on the planet, in the most unpredictable location on the planet (Southern Finland), with the most misleading name (Tony’s), with the most incredible food that can match the best 5-​star+ offering in New York, London, L.A., Paris and most importantly the undiscovered household names of India itself, at the most reasonable price — and you found out about it by reading this review? Answer: you head over to Tony’s, a restaurant with the most misleading brand on the planet that deserves three times the price and five times the smiles.
Tip: the owner’s real name is not Tony, he is Ashwani. He is an Alchemist. Bow in front of him.