My Roti Place / My Dosa Place — Restaurant in Toronto

As someone who works near by I have been slowly working my way around the food in the stockyards village. I decided to try out this place as I saw they advertised vegan options. Let me tell you, I have stopped looking for places to eat because whenever I am in the area I come here. The food is not only fresh, comforting and tasty but the staff here is also really friendly. I am not sure who the man who served me the first time I came in is but I can safely say he is the reason I decided to come back. He was very friendly and helped me decide what I should order as a new customer who knew nothing about the menu.

The friendly environment and amazing food definitely has me making frequent trips to this place. If you’re in the mood for a nice warm meal and amazing customer service, this place is definitely one you...

If you've never tried dosas before and you love food, you must try them. This place was squeaky clean, the owner and staff were incredibly helpful and friendly, and the food was to die for. Apart from being simple and really healthy food, each bite was packed with flavour thanks to the side sauces and spices that compliment a rather simple meal. I highly recommend this location to anyone near or visiting this part of town and I definitely will be back to this restaurant when visiting family in Etobicoke. The owner was a gentleman and along with the young man in the kitchen, they were hilarious and super kind, even gave me free dessert. The food was prepared quickly and I've been craving it ever since. Wishing them much success as the quality of food...

Very friendly owners and staff. The food is delicious and tastes high quality; my brother and I usually get the Butter Chicken roti and a vegetarian roti (Chana Masala or Mom Curry with vegetables). The Mom Curry is a surprising favourite of mine; it's a complex yellow curry with a coconut milk-and-onion base. The wrapper has an addictive, chewy texture that withstands the filling without getting overly soggy, and the dessert balls (gulab jamun) in a sweet ginger syrup are an occasional treat. The roti are big enough to make two servings out of, such as one meal and then a smaller snack later. I definitely recommend this chain and location. I'm looking forward to trying their samosas in the future...haven't been disappointed by anything from these...