Located in the heart of Toronto's entertainment and theatre district, Aroma Fine Indian Cuisine offers a dining experience you will not forget. Our dining room exudes elegance and provides the ideal atmosphere for a romantic dinner for two or for a large group event. Having gained invaluable experience in India's 5-star hotels, our chef will tantalize your taste buds with an extensive menu of meat and vegetarian dishes. With over 22 years of experience, our team of professionals coupled with a delectable cuisine and beautiful ambiance will make for the most enjoyable affair.more...See more text
I've been to a few Indian restaurants and I always return to this one.
Aroma even beats some of the restaurants in the little India area. The lunch buffet is very good and cheap. The service is very good and they keep on top of your water. I've gone for dinner as well, and the food is superb. Fresh, yummy, juicy, the best.
The only thing I don't like is there are no paper towels in the washroom, just one hand dryer that does squat.
Never mind Dhaba, Go To Aroma!
Two of us went for dinner before a concert. The food was generally tasty and the service was timely. The waiter kept our water-glasses topped up with ice water - something that too many restaurants don't bother to do.
Unfortunately, however, all was not well.
The beverage menu doesn't list the available beers - only the categories Domestic, Imported and Indian. I asked the waiter what Imported beers they offered, hoping for something European. He proceeded to name all the beers they had, all of which are brewed in Canada, except for the Indian beer, Kingfisher, which we both ordered. It was unremarkable.
The soup and the naan bread came nice and hot, but all the other food arrived lukewarm.
The lamb chunks contained unpleasant bits of fat and gristle, concealed by the tasty Korma sauce, but immediately apparent once in the mouth.
The after-meal coffee was small, boring-tasting, and not hot. It came with one 3/8-oz. coffee creamer of 10% butterfat, another of 2% partly-skimmed milk, and a small bowl of sugar packets. I would have expected a restaurant that charges $30 for a meal without dessert to at least be able to make a decent cup of hot coffee, and not skimp on the cream.
There are a lot of Indian restaurtants to choose from in Toronto.
This one is in the heart of the Theater District and they cater for the "before the show" folks - fast service!!!
The food was good (I have had better).
visited this restaurant very late on a friday evening despite this the welcome was very friendly and the service prompt and helpful.the food was of a very good standard,and the vindaloo was the most wicked ive ever tasted!we ended up being the last to leave but were never rushed and felt that our custom was valued.highly recommend to anyone looking for good curry with service to match
Excellent food, well flavoured, but not too spicey. Went with someone who wasn't sure how she felt about indian food and she loved it! She said she would definitely come again, as would I. Servers were friendly and food was prompt and hot. No complaints at all.
Featuring a chef who has over two decades of experience operating a five-star Indian hotel, Aroma doesn’t disappoint. From the menu to the service, you’ll be treated like a king at this classy and sophisticated Indian restaurant. A menu that will tantalize every one of your taste buds is combined with an extensive drinks menu to pair with your meal. Book your wedding party or corporate event and take advantage of their professional experience.
