Green Valley Gyro, Grill & Farmers Market — Restaurant in Toms River

Such great food, that is very reasonably priced. The owners are nicest and sweetest people and are very accommodating. I love their white sauce and that they are not stingy with it (they give you plenty and are always willing to give you more if you ask, unlike a similar restaurant in town that charges $1 for each extra tiny container of it). We get take out from there a decent amount and everything is always delicious. We usually get the chicken gyro platters over rice or chicken gyro salads, but have yet to try something we didn't love (we also really enjoy the butter chicken, samosa chat and samosas). My kids love both the chicken fingers and chicken nuggets (I can attest to how good the chicken fingers are). They also have a good amount of vegetarian and vegan food, which was nice when I had family in town who are vegan. Do yourselves a favor and...

I no longer recommend this place. I've been here a bunch of times. Food is fine, but if you need Indian groceries, go to Bombay International Foods in Toms River and if you need food try Royal Grill 37 in Toms River.

Short version: I bought something that was half open and spilled all over my floor. Wasted THREE hours of my time preparing lentils, and then went to use packet number two from the box, but it was torn open and spilled all over the floor. Since I needed packet two to complete the meal, I threw away the lentils.

Owner remembers that I bought the stuff yesterday and remembers me from coming in there often, but refused to replace it. He offered to give me a packet of spice even though I explaned I can't use the spice without the lentils. I told him I'll take my business to Toms River...

My daughter liked to come here but I'd never had anything. I expanded my food horizons and started with mild chicken tikka masala, a side of rice and garlic naan. It was wonderful and just the right amount of spice for a cautious eater. I only ate half the order of rice but had plenty of sauce left to go with it. The only issue I have so far is its a bit pricey. Two meals with rice, 1 garlic naan, baklava, and two teas was 50$. Service was good and the gentleman behind the counter was patient while I asked him questions. Ambiance is simple, cafe is on the side of the market, just a few tables in front of the food counter. I would recommend if you don't mind the cost. I will go back and try some other dishes, but its not something I can do regularly...