This restaurant is located in a relatively quiet area on Boundary and Joyce. We went for Sunday lunch, not sure what to expect. From the outside, it looks like a neighbourhood restaurant with a big banner advertising its $2.99 breakfast. On entering, however, I found the inside made me feel more comfortable than the outside. The walls are decorated with pictures and wall murals. The overall tone was nice and relaxing.

The menu consists of a good selection of breakfast and lunch entrees. I ordered a prime rib burger with soup. The burger was served as a prime rib beef patty covered in grilled onions on a sesame bun. My dish came about 10 minutes after I ordered. I took my first sip of the beef barley soup and was quickly impressed with the taste. The burger was very good too, even though some part of the patty was half burnt.

Overall, this is a decent place for dining and a restaurant I would love to go back.

My Boyfriend took and I wasn't too impressed by the look of it. The dining room is large and rather empty excepting the tables and chairs and it was devoid of customers. It is a shame that we were the only people there because this place serves great food. My boyfriend who frequents this place loves their burgers and I ordered their Spicy Chicken Wrap. Not your ordinary wrap. Instead of being served wrapped in tortilla it came wrapped in a piece of naan bread. We also ordered their calamari as an appetizer and I was skeptical but as a calamari connoisseur it has to rank in the 3 best calamaris I have ever eaten. The calamari was perfectly cooked not fishy or like a rubberband nor was it greasy. I liked how all three dishes were North American fare with and Indian twist. It is a really great place food wise it really is a shame that it seems to be empty most of the time. Service was good although the one waitress was obviously doing things to busy herself out of boredom the whole time we were there (poor girl). I really like the food here and I hope other people will also see what a hidden gem it is.

We had a party of 22 adults here on Nov. 30 to celebrate my mom "Gloria" who just turned 65 and is recovering from Cancer surgery & treatment. We wanted to honor her for her courage in this battle and for the blessing she's been to everyone she knows. To do this we needed a venue that would provide good food and allow us to play a video tribute for her birthday. The owner allowed us access one of their 3 big screen TV's to play a DVD (we just needed to bring our own DVD player and hook up ourselves). Our waitress "Joy" was very helpful in setting up and efficient in service. All our guests were impressed with the food and we were all surprised at how the cook got all the food out for 22 in a timely fashion. I personally ordered the Curried Lamb and was very pleased with it. It tasted different form any curry I've had before and therefore was very delicious & spicy. My Husband & 2 sons are spicy food aficionados and tried my food. They thought it was the best they've ever had and wished they had ordered it. Overall we enjoyed our time there and the food.

James St. is a newer restaurant that my family frequents. The best time to go is Friday night (that's always "Indian night" with live karaoke and dancing and it's almost impossible to get a table unless you're a regular or go early enough).

After going a few times, you'll realize that there's no need for a menu. Talk to your server, or owners sometimes, and tell them exactly what you want and they'll make it for you. Best is the Nyma Choma, although you can always swap items around.
The food is sometimes a hit-or-miss, although I'd say that 4 out of 5 times it's perfect.
They also have some amazing chicken wings (one of the spiciest I've ever had in my life). If you're lucky and daring enough and really want them, talk to the owner and he just might get you some!

The service is a bit slower when they're busy, but which place isn't. It's a smaller place so when it's busy it's a bit hard to move around. Most of the time, one of the owners is there coming around to the tables to see how you're doing, which is always a nice touch.

All in all, a good place to go with family and friends. Wouldn't really suggest it for a romantic night out with your significant other though.

Highly recommend it.

Prime rib burgers? East African barbqu'ed meats? I like this place because the food is very good, unique, and the price is reasonable. People are starting to notice due to the quality, and i hope it continues because it is off the beaten path. The PR burger is excellent and the house special consisting of fire grilled chicken, beef and beef is delicious.

Went here for Brunch. There is one waitress in the whole place; it took 10 minutes between ordering the coffee the first time and receiving it. When we asked for coffee refills they came almost 20 minutes later. The food, once ordered, was about 20 minutes in coming. The menu said all breakfasts served with multigrain toast, but they didn't actually have any, so we got dry "brown" bread (like white bread, colored brown). The food was edible, but not all that great. I will not be going back.

Eaten here several times now.

The food is a bit interesting here as a lot of it has a twist on it. For example the souvlaki is spiced with curry or whatever. You may be in for a surprise in what you get compared to what you might think you get, which can be a good thing or a bad thing. The owner does seem to be Indian. I think he also owns the greek place down the street. So the menu items may become interesting because of this. The menu items are well priced, probably tastier than equivalently priced restaurants, but not as tasty as say Earl's or Cactus Club overall.

Service levels can vary. They don't have too many servers so when it gets busy things can get a a bit strained. The quality of each server varies as well. So you may get great service or you may get sub par service.

Ambience is nothing special but there is a fireplace, some TVs to watch, and the place is fairly new.

We often go here for a work lunch as it doesn't get lineup busy, is well priced, and tasty enough.