I have always told friends that Amaya has the best Indian food in Toronto. Last night they disproved that overwhelmingly. Starters were good - the lamb lollipops and the lobster curry cocktail. Well presented and very tasty. After that it all was down hill. The two main courses were not well prepared. Butter chicken and saag paneer were less than... More

I went to Amaya on the last day of a Groupon; so the place was packed with procrastinating bargain-hunters like me, mostly young couples from the neighbourhood. I was dining solo, which I find is always a good test of the quality of service. The staff didn't listen when I told them I was alone for the evening, as they... More

We have dined here many times and ordered for take out as well. Without a doubt the best Indian in Toronto. Butter chicken sauce is smooth with a little bite. Love the madras chicken, lamb with lime, dahl, sweet n sour eggplant, kale n jackfruit and so many others it is hard not to list the entire menu.

We didn't know what to expect when I made reservations for dinner, but I was impressed once we got there. I have to say that our experience was one of excellence and enjoying this restaurant's well executed idea of a truly refined way of making an evening special through great food and service - from the discreetly welcome at the... More

Four of us got together at Amaya to celebrate a birthday and Indian food is great for sharing. We ordered many dishes and I, for one, was stuffed when we left. You need a reservation and I suggest avoiding the 7:00 to 8:00 time period on a Friday or Saturday night because there were many people waiting at the door... More

I love this place for the chef's special. The lamb kabob / popsicles are to die for. The last time I went, they had just renovated and the prices were up. I kind of think the prices are a bit too high - but I still love the place.May just have to go a bit less often.

Sometimes Valentine's Day is just too commercial an event. How do you make it an interesting surprise and not a cliché? We answered this question to our satisfaction and quite by accident. Driving down Bayview unexpectedly early on a slushy, damp evening, we dropped in to Amaya to see if there was space before the rush. There was and we... More

i'm not impressed... it's a clean and decent place but the food is not really indian... could come again but i'm not crazy about their food plus it is on the expensive side.

A convenient location on Yonge Street, uptown Toronto. WQarm decor. Friendly, knowledgeable service. Helpful when ethnic foods are involved. Very well prepared dishes. Fairly close to authentic. Well seasoned. Ideal for those who prefer ethnic food that has not been toned down.