Junction - Indian Street Food (Etobicoke) — Restaurant in Toronto

Missing Indian street food in Toronto? Whether you got to travel to India this holiday season or not, good street food cannot be a luxury, and should be easily accessible. Thank heavens 🙌🏼 for Junction – serving only the most authentic and fresh Indian street delicacies! We couldn’t wait to try out and headed straight to the Etobicoke location.

📍 Multiple locations (Brampton, Etobicoke, Hamilton, Barrie, Winnipeg, London)

We indulged in our favourites at Junction, right from Pani Puri to Paneer Sandwich and I gotta say, we weren’t disappointed at all. The place is small, but pretty & beautiful and the service is quick and top notch! 🥪😉

✅ Vada Pav – the classic Mumbai favourite, we gorged and didn’t blink twice 😉

✅ Noodle Burger – the timeless street-side ChowMein stuffed in Aloo-Tikki burger – yes please! 🍔

✅ Loaded Puff – fresh, soft, and flaky, this one was loaded with veggie delights!

✅ Dabeli – you know you can’t go wrong with it, this comes recommended!

✅ Paneer Sandwich – this was personally my favourite because it comes loaded with Paneer and lots of chutney!

✅ Kulfi Rabdi Falooda – It was a refreshing delight to pair it after all those heavy street food ❤️❤️

✅ Pista Thandai – a little too sweet for our taste, it’s a shake for the sweet tooths!

🌟A special shoutout goes to the live Pani Puri counter with varieties of flavours to choose from, eat all you can!

Another recommendation is to try the ‘Paan’ – they make it fresh in front of you – the old-school way. We know you’d...

One of our Friend has recommend us to visit Junction.

It’s bit inside from 401 and might be traffic was there due to rush hour however Parkings are very well in the complex and convenient as well.

We have tried Vada Pav, Loaded Puff and Chinese Bhel here.

Vada Pav was delicious and tastes outstanding with sauces for my slight spicy. 8.5/10

loaded Puff we ordered twice after finding first one scrumptious, crunchy and so soft layers with good amount of stuffing and cheese inside the puff. So it’s 9/10.

Chinese Bhel at last we ordered last and I say you can try if you want one time Cz I find it more soft rather than crunchy in texture (in contrast Chinese Bhel I like more crunchy) and in terms of taste I believe it’s more sweet due to Tomato catchup. So I recommend to try as per your taste palate. And I’ll give it 4/10.

On the other side, staff were welcoming and owner was good in terms of communication.

Atmosphere was pleasant and family friendly.

They do have other food options , Indian chats and Chinese and pavbhaji and many beverages as well.

Must try if you want...

Went to Junction Etobicoke yesterday for a takeout meal and got Noodle Burger, Veg Dry Manchurian & Masala fries. While the food was okay, what let me down was a surcharge of 2.4% levied on credit card payment. 2.4% is not a lot of amount for the bill and I don't mind paying it, what is disappointing is we were not told upfront about this charge. The cashier did not inform us about the charging us extra, the card terminal did not show that it will be charged extra if we paid using CC.

This is the second business I encountered this week serving Indian food and passing merchant charges to the customer, the first business that I encountered this week clearly stated their intention of charging this surcharge before we made payment and provided us with the option to pay either via cash or debit card where the charge was not added.

While charging this surcharge is normal in Canada (except Quebec), the government guidelines states that this should be clearly mentioned / displayed at multiple places including the receipt...