Chachu's (Don Mills) — Restaurant in Toronto

Missing the warmth of your Chachu’s home? Well, we have you covered with yet another recommendation: Chachu’s. Whether it's the rich aroma of chai, the crisp perfection of Pakistani-American street-style snacks, or the secret family recipes passed down through generations, Chachu’s brings you the flavors of home, served with a side of happiness.

Onto what I ordered! First up, the Philly Cheese Steak Roll: tender, thinly sliced beef cooked to perfection, paired with caramelized onions and smothered in melted cheese, all wrapped in a warm, flaky paratha. The balance of savory flavors and gooey cheesiness makes every bite an indulgent experience.

Next, the BBQ Brisket Roll, featuring smoky, slow-cooked brisket coated in a rich, tangy house-made BBQ sauce, tucked inside a soft, buttery paratha. The combination of deep, smoky flavors with a touch of sweetness created a roll that is both bold and satisfying.

Finally, the Egg Paratha, a simple yet flavorful classic: fluffy, spiced eggs folded into a crispy yet chewy paratha, making for the perfect anytime snack. As a special treat, it’s available for just $5 during Ramadan, making it an ideal choice for suhoor or iftar.

What took these rolls to the next level? The sauces. Chachu’s homemade garlic mayo added a creamy, garlicky richness that perfectly complemented the Philly Cheese Steak and Egg Paratha, while the hot mayo brought just the right amount of heat to the BBQ Brisket Roll, making each bite even more flavorful.

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Food taste: Good Food portion: Poor compared to price on Uber Eats Price: over priced Will I order again on Uber: absolutely not.

Ordered their Chicken tikka and Tandoori chicken over rice. They had a BOGO promo going on in Uber Eats. Was very surprised and disappointed seeing the food size. It was not BOGO, rather buy two for one person kind of deal. You can see in the picture how small their food portion is compared to a standard Hakka item at a comparable price range. They are charging $14 for each boxes, which shouldn't worth more than $6 on my opinion. Mind you, they are already adding extra profit margin on ubereats price (based on few pictures posted on review). So basically you are paying more money for half of what you might get in person. So double strike for people like me who would rather stick to Uber Eats for convenience.

I think they are just scamming people on Uber Eats.

Even though the food tasted good (chicken tikka tasted better than tandoori) it was certainly not worth the price. We have way better options available at that price.

I feel lucky I didn't ordered their tiny size BOGO for guests. Otherwise it would have been an embarrassment for sure. You certainly need to order 2x from them to ensure everyone has enough food...

Got into my hotel late and as usual, clerks had no idea where to get a late night bite to eat. So I searched with my best friend Google maps and did a proximity search of places that were open late. Discovered Chachu’s, which is this really cool Pakistani kiosk in an ethnic food court open late in a strip mall. Everything from Persian, to Shawarma to Thai +8 other hard-core, ethnic, kiosks under one late night roof. This is why I love Toronto. You can’t get this anywhere else in Canada and there’s probably dozens of these ethnic food courts throughout the city. Had a delicious chicken tikka roll, which is similar to a khati roll. Boneless pieces of chicken tikka with raw onion, lettuce, and a light white sauce wrapped in a freshly made paratha. Doesn’t get better than this simple, delicius of awesome...