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C'est le meilleur endroit près de Trinity St. Paul's United Church. Tous les invités adorent la merveilleuse cuisines indienne et népalaise de ce restaurant. Un momos cuit à la perfection est parmi les plats à goûter dans The Chulo. Essayez un lassi mangue délicieux ici.
Dans ce lieu, les visiteurs peuvent apprécier une atmosphère sereine et un décor familial. Le score général de cet endroit sur Google est de 4.6.
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Diane T.
2 mois plus tôt sur Yelp
Beautiful Nepali cuisine with a smiling service and even live music. It was very cozy and we really enjoyed the delicious food. A bit in the spicy side but they do have milder options and can recommend if you ask them. Vegan options also exist.
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samara thapa
9 mois plus tôt sur Google
Love The Chulo in Toronto! As a Nepali, it's my go-to spot for a taste of home. The vibe is fantastic, and the location is spot-on. Being vegan, I'm thrilled they've got a bunch of tasty options – a real win in a city with limited Nepali choices. The Chulo's only been around for a few months, but they've nailed both service and food I noticed some negative but interesting reviews left from our nepali community. Alright, let's break it down for our new Nepali people: In Canada, if you pack up your food to go, you still gotta pay for it. No freebies on that. Next, tipping. Welcome to Canada, where tipping is a cultural norm. Many places add gratuity automatically, and let's be real, South Asians might not be big fans of tipping, but it's part of the game here. Now, about those free add-ons, like extra rice in thali sets. Back in Nepal, it's often on the house, but in Canada, it might cost you. Portion control is real, and many places charge for extras. With just a handful of Nepali spots in Toronto, The Chulo is a gem. Let's support the good ones and keep the vibes positive! Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: CA$30–40 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Chicken Choila, Chulo's Parikar Platter, Butter Chicken Momo Vegetarian options: Has lots of vegan options
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8 mois plus tôt
Hi Samara, Thank you so much for your glowing review! We're thrilled to hear that The Chulo has become your go-to spot for a taste of home in Toronto. We're delighted that you appreciate our fantastic vibe and convenient location. It's wonderful to hear that our vegan options have made your dining experience even better – we're committed to providing tasty options for everyone! We appreciate you addressing some common misconceptions and cultural differences regarding takeout charges, tipping, and portion sizes in Canada. Your insights are valuable, and we're grateful for your understanding and support. Thank you for being part of our community and for helping spread positivity! We look forward to welcoming you back soon for more delicious meals. Best Regards, The Chulo.
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Fred
9 mois plus tôt sur Restaurant Guru
We had a very bad experience in that we waited one and a half hours while a family who came half an hour after us were served their meal first. So we left....
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