@khurt Oh, there’s great West Indian food in Toronto, as well as South Indian food. Toronto has some of the best international food I’ve ever had. It’s what I miss most about the city since I moved away to a smaller town two years ago. (We often go back to visit to eat!)
@vasta if I remember correctly, in Toronto you can get Trinidadian (West Indies) food. I know “buss up shut” and roti curries aren’t a substitute but ... you’ll have the flavours.
@vasta I love pav bhaji. It was delicious. Next time I’ll try the dosa. Was worried about having lunch in Manhattan being expensive. But this was $5-7 and right outside the door of the building. They even have idli and sambar!
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Bruce
1st June 2018 at 1:24 PM@khurt @vasta NYC can be incredibly expensive. But there are so many restaurants one can still find amazing food for cheap if one looks. 🙂
vasta
1st June 2018 at 12:25 PM@khurt Oh, there’s great West Indian food in Toronto, as well as South Indian food. Toronto has some of the best international food I’ve ever had. It’s what I miss most about the city since I moved away to a smaller town two years ago. (We often go back to visit to eat!)
khurt
1st June 2018 at 9:53 AM@vasta if I remember correctly, in Toronto you can get Trinidadian (West Indies) food. I know “buss up shut” and roti curries aren’t a substitute but ... you’ll have the flavours.
vasta
31st May 2018 at 7:09 PM@khurt Amazing! We don’t have good South Indian food in my city, so I have to travel to Toronto to get my fix.
khurt
31st May 2018 at 6:31 PM@vasta I love pav bhaji. It was delicious. Next time I’ll try the dosa. Was worried about having lunch in Manhattan being expensive. But this was $5-7 and right outside the door of the building. They even have idli and sambar!
vasta
31st May 2018 at 5:49 PM@khurt Oh, I haven’t had a dosa in weeks! Will need to remedy that soon. Did you enjoy it?
nitinkhanna
31st May 2018 at 4:58 PM@Bruce heh. Go for it!
Bruce
31st May 2018 at 3:35 PM@nitinkhanna Ooooo, Indian. Now I want some for dinner… 😁
nitinkhanna
31st May 2018 at 3:25 PM@khurt oh man so jealous! I can almost smell it!
Wait. Someone in my office is having Indian food. Hmmm.
Khürt Williams
31st May 2018 at 4:42 PM@nitinkhanna make a new friend. Trade lunches.