Chaska Indian Street Food — Restaurant in Toronto

I come from Ottawa, and this is my first time visiting to North York. I was craving for the Indian breakfast in morning, and I know people who say that , GTA is entirely well known for Indian food, offering delicious food with extremely affordable price. These statements were enough to convince me to go for an Indian breakfast rather than going to franchises - Tim hortons, Wendy’s etc. On afternoon, I visited this place, and it has nice ambience with decent spaciousness. I want to try the authentic Indian spice tea, as it has been some months since I went to any breakfast house and try a cup of tea with some food. I then ordered a cup of tea with Aloo Paratha. The cutting cup of tea was good in taste, providing the real taste of Indian spices - green cardamom, ginger,etc. They also served me an Aloo Paratha with Yogurt and Pickle, completing the proper sides. The aloo paratha was excellent in taste. Although, I have tried aloo paratha better than this, but I didn’t get any aloo paratha in $5. Overall, aloo paratha had all of the taste that makes an aloo paratha. There was a stuffing which looks like a stuffing for dosa sabji, but it was not bad in taste, and made my money worth. The cup of tea was best among the cup of teas that I tried in other cafes. Even it was a cutting tea, It has a cup size of small coffee of Tim hortons. The cup was actually somewhat similar to Tim hortons small cup. In a nutshell, the breakfast was extremely...

Chaska, conveniently located near York University, offers a variety of options that have both good and not-so-good aspects. I decided to try their masala fries, which were quite enjoyable, though I felt they could have benefited from a bit more seasoning to enhance the overall flavor. My friend chose the pani puri, and while it was decent, it didn't quite meet expectations. The potato stuffing seemed to lack the robust spices that typically make pani puri so delicious, and the pani itself was just alright.

One area for improvement would be the addition of chutneys, like the tamarind or mint-coriander chutney, which are traditionally served with pani puri. Their absence made the experience less satisfying, as the combination of the mild potato stuffing and pani was just okay. Overall, Chaska has potential and is worth a visit. With a few tweaks, especially in the pani puri's flavor and the inclusion of chutneys, it could become a favorite spot. I would recommend trying the masala fries, but maybe consider other options instead of...

I was just there today with my friend we were going home aftr some running some errands and we decided to go try their parathas as I was there on Sunday too to have pani poori which is best No DOUBT.!!! So I saw the paper that they started serving stuffed parathas too now so today when we tried my friend saw the guy pulling out the parathas from freezer well ridiculous .!! They are not good at all plus they ain’t healthy for one too eat moreover they served them with sweet yoghurt I mean who serves sweet yoghurt 🙄 with parathas

Totally disappointed and felt wastage of money I am DEFINATELY not having them again If the owner is reading this try to make the fresh ones or better don’t include them in our menu as they taste so gross .!!

But m definitely coming for pani poori...