Touch of Spice

the food is awful and will never go to that place again. Not only that the owner is proud and stuck up. I complained about the food and quality and he simply denied and start giving explanations. Given the place couple of chances and it failed each time.

I would give this place a 3.5 stars.
The restaurant is quite decent size with fair bit of seating available. There menu is quite big with Pakistani and Hakka dishes. They also provide various family options, take out and catering facilities.
One thing I noticed, they were getting quite a few take outs and reading the menu you were getting best bang for you buck on the take out then site in. To give you an example the Naan (bread) was included in take out meal and the same meal we order in sit in and we had to order naan separately.
The food was decent and some dishes better than other. I loved their mix meat plater with 2 chicken kabab, 2 Beef kabab, chicken pieces on a sizzler plate. Their chicken briyani was good but the chicken pieces were huge which limited the rice in the dish they provided. Their tandoori half chicken was not the best as it was dry and felt blend with no tandoori spice. I also tried chicken karahi which was done nice but the portion was quite small. All in all the food was above average with portions a hit and miss on some dishes.
The service was slow as their was only one server but he was nice in servings us. There is plenty of parking as its part of a plaza. They also have two TVs and they had Raptors Game on one and Cricket on the other.
For my Muslim Brother and Sister — they serve Halal meat and their menu had the HMA (halal monitory authority) certification sign as well.

Owners and restaurant have changed. We went here for dinner on a weeknight and it was full of smoke. We left.

Torture of spoiled food, poor food handling, careful with takeouts, the chicken biriyani was spoiled twice, they dont care, with repeated complaints it still happens

I have been to this restaurant for takeout before and was impressed the first time I went there which was under the original owner. Now the management has changed and it is not nearly as good as it was before. I decided to give it one last shot yesterday, but I will not be returning.
Ordered the chicken tikka masala with rice, and wanted to try the Nihari — listed as one of their «Touch of Spice Specials». The dishes selling point is «slow cooked overnight». I waited for over 15 minutes only to be told that the reason it was taking so long was because the «chef» had to defrost the Nihari and reheat it! Needless to say it was awful. It came with 3 chunks of beef drowning in some watery gravy.
The guy cooking the naan in the back was wearing Beats headphones and dropping eff bombs due to the fact that he was burning himself on the tandoori oven. Classy.
Such a shame that what started out to be a great little Indian restaurant has become a grimy, lacklustre spot which I doubt will survive.

This seems like a fairly popular spot relative to the area so I’m surprised it’s not on here. The owner has large sized articles of his restaurant being featured in the Toronto Star which you notice right away as you enter.
It’s a South Asian restaurant but what I like about it is that it’s not too spicy. Best dish we had there was the fried fish. I found the other ones like kabobs to be a bit mediocre and most dishes were very oily. They have a cheap chicken «zinger» burger which is good and I would recommend their fast food type dishes like rolls and burgers however the restaurant side of the menu is so-​so. The menu also has some decent looking selections for vegetarians (though I couldn’t understand what most of them are), they have lamb dishes and a few hakka chinese dishes which I didn’t try out (only place that I’ve gotten good hakka dishes from were actual hakka restaurants).
Prices are okay but the quantity isn’t very good so you won’t get the same amount of food for a $ 10 dish like you might at a Chinese restaurant. The interior is fairly nice/​clean inside and not too crowded at weekend nights (I noticed most people were getting takeout). The waiter we had was very nice and made some recommendations as well.
I’d probably go here again to get a burger or roll but probably not to dine-​in. As far as South Asian food goes, I’m fairly sure that there are other places in Mississauga which are better at doing similar dishes but most of them are take-​out places and this is one of the few in the West end which is affordable South Asian dine-​in.