Posted on: 21-04-09 14:10:05
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Originally posted by Fido
I do not like Gerrard St . - prefer Albion Islington all way - in terms of eating places , shopping , parking etc . - Rajdhani is a preferred restaurant .
Thanks Fido, the country we live has no Indian grocery neither an Indian restaurant, we have to ship masalas, atta (wheat flour) from States, trust me its very annoying to eat one haldiram pack of Bhujia for a week, taking care not to finish it else there won't be any. The first time we landed in Toronto we had three restaurants in line at queen street under our apartment building, I ate day-night continuously for 10 days from them and loved looking at Bhuna hua corns being made, jalebis at Gerrard street, I think in our case the quote "Beggars are not choosers" suffixed. We'll surely check out the restaurant you recommend!
Thanks.................Jona
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Originally posted by jonav
Quote:
Originally posted by Fido
I do not like Gerrard St . - prefer Albion Islington all way - in terms of eating places , shopping , parking etc . - Rajdhani is a preferred restaurant .
Thanks Fido, the country we live has no Indian grocery neither an Indian restaurant, we have to ship masalas, atta (wheat flour) from States, trust me its very annoying to eat one haldiram pack of Bhujia for a week, taking care not to finish it else there won't be any. The first time we landed in Toronto we had three restaurants in line at queen street under our apartment building, I ate day-night continuously for 10 days from them and loved looking at Bhuna hua corns being made, jalebis at Gerrard street, I think in our case the quote "Beggars are not choosers" suffixed. We'll surely check out the restaurant you recommend!
Thanks.................Jona
by the way which country are you living?
Suriname (between Guyana and Brazil).
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Originally posted by jonav
the country we live has no Indian grocery neither an Indian restaurant................. I ate day-night continuously for 10 days from them and loved looking at Bhuna hua corns being made, jalebis at Gerrard street
I know where you are coming from .. sounds like deja vu as we had a similar experience in Halifax and I recall gorging a thali in a Brampton restaurant on the first afternoon of landing in the GTA .... how much a part of us is India ...
GTA is very rich culturally - since one can find people of all nationalities in abundance and hence the eating / convenience articles are also easily available ... a unique place to visit is the China Town which is almost 10 times the size of Gerrard St market and reminds one of Indian bazaars ... dishes out good deals also ... located on Spadina Dundas and also to be roamed in is the adjoining Kensington market .
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Fido.
