the best Indian snacks bar in toronto... its in my list of places to hangout with friends.... its not just beer that brings out the good in you rather a cutting tea (chai) brings the best !!! thanks for giving us a place to feel like home :)
Best place to hangout with friends ... the authentic flavours in food makes it more delicious. Must place to visit .
Visited Chaska for the first time today and I was definitely impressed.
It's got a very simplistic ambiance and it gives a dhaba bistro vibe.
The first thing I noticed was their menu which consisted of a handful of items. It turned out to be one of those places which do a few items, but do them very well.
I tried the Kathi roll combo, the rice combo and Paani puri.
All the elements in the meal tasted really good.
I'm not sure which one should I call my favorite, the Samosa or the rice bowl.
I just tried the vegetarian options this time. Will definitely try the chicken options next time.
On my visit to Toronto, I happen to have quick lunch at Chaska with my cousins. The moment I had the first morsel of rice bowl and sipped their masala chai (which has free refills), I just fell in love with this place. The ambience no doubt is attractive but it’s the taste of their unique flavours that drove me crazy. You definitely should try this place if you are around Etobicoke!
Lovely ambience .. Very spacious and vibrant . Kathi rolls are very good. Rice was decent. Samosa chat was awesome.. Limited options but tasty ones.. chai was not that great but it has free refill 😀 .
I have been to this place for like a thousand times and I don’t think I’ll be over their food ever. Chaska is known for it’s street food specialities, and you can’t refuse a plate of their most appetizing snack, Pav Bhaji (a famous street food from India which has mashed vegetables with butter and bun)
In the picture - Pav Bhaji and Cutting Chai (you can get the Chai refilled as many times as you want)
The place is clean and staff is friendly. Ambience is great. The best thing I had here was the aam panna. Food is good. I just feel that they can come up with more options for street food. The menu is very limited.
So now, exploring Toronto. This is something that made me forget all the rolls from Delhi. The taste is amazing, soft and juicy chicken roll. Ordered dahi bhalla papri chaat along wil bhel poori, chicken rolls and soya chaap rolls.
I must say, the chicken and all the other things were 10 on 10. Soya Chaap roll was just upto mark. You can say that i am a hardcorr non-veg, so may be!
Overall, if you miss Delhi, this is an amazing place to re-live food memories !
The ambiance is from a modern Punjab dhaba..
loved it!
Great place to try some Authentic Kathi rolls and Punjabi Food. Place has a great feel and ambience especially the Serving area which is shaped like a truck front.
Highly Recommended.
Great kathi rolls!!
Awesome choices in the platter.
The staff was very friendly and the menu is very well priced!!
A few more additions to the menu would be great!
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By far the most innovative desi hangout place in GTA. Wonderful ambience and creative interiors make brainstorming easy. Topped with good food at reasonable prices, this place is a must try if you wanna munch on some snacks.
Attractions-
1. The way it is designed. The catchy one liners on walls will make you feel like you are in India.
2. Rose Lassi- this is first time I saw a restaurant serving rose lassi; but mango lassi was better tasting.
3. Reasonable price- order A lassi, tea and a dish total will be less than $15.
4. Polite staff and good service. Waiting time was less.
Lets talk about my favourite part- TEA
For $1.99 you get BOTTOMLESS TEA. You heard it right. Unlimited tea. Isn't this place a heaven already. :D Quality wasn't the best (was good though) as sometimes tea stands for long before being served and thats only drawback of bottomless tea but when they made it fresh it was wonderful.
So if you are working on a creative project, discussing ideas with friends and need constant supply of tea, or a feeling of those khao galis or chaat streets of India- CHASKA IS THE PLACE.
Thanks. Happy Eating.
Clean establishment with posters hung up around the walls.
The menu is simple.
The khathi roll (chicken tikkah) is amazing. They aren't cheap with the meat. The green chutney in it is really good too.
The mango lassi is good
The Chai is really good
The staff is nice.
Vikassh Dalal (ThinkNext)
+4
It was my first time here at Chaska and I would say it was pretty good impression. Taste was good mot too spicy not too oily. Good atmosphere and ambiance. I would have given 5 stars if there are more snack options, I found them somewhere limited. Also, from price perspective it was on a higher side.
Went to have lunch at this place and it was my first time visit to this restaurant. The way they setup this restaurant was really nice. We had ordered and waiting for the food to arrive and suddenly we heard the horn sound inside the restaurant and it was a call to collect our food. It was cool and food was tasty too.
This is an amazing restaurant. Great food and customer service. Traveling back to the States and this was is the best place to fill your stomach before departure. The number one is delicious make sure you get the meal package.
Visited this location for a quick lunch, the location is in a small plaza and you might not get parking right infront of the restaurant, the entrance is accessible.
This is a quick service restaurant (QSR) with a decent menu, we tried their Grill Platter in which you can choose any three types of appetizers and if you choose a meal - a paranthe & Pop are added. We tried their chicken tikka, mint chicken and fish tikka and all of them were fresh, juicy and succulent. We tried the Kathi Roll next and it was filling.
Their Kesari Falooda was very good with the right amounts of richness and sweetness. The staff was good and the food was provided in a brief amount of time. Overall a very good experience.
The kathi roll was really good and we enjoyed thr bhalla chaat. The pav bhaji was okay, we personally found it to be too tomatoey. I also didn’t love the samosa slider. I would come back to try other items on the menu.
Staff is nice.
Ambience is unique.
Self Serve.
We tried couple of items of which Chat Papadi was the tastiest. Portion is small but there was quality.
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