A group of us went here for dinner the other night. We walked into a warm inviting restaurant. We liked the kitchy lamps hanging from the ceiling and all of the mirrors. We ordered 6 dishes, 3 appys, naan bread and papadams in total. All the food was tasty, especially the kofta balls but I would warn that the medium heat is more like a hot in western standards. And considering we ordered 6 entrees the servings were more on the small side, we could have ordered more. We generally had a nice time, but they played the same strange song over and over and over again the entire time we were there which made us go a little batty at times. There was no real check in to see how we were doing or to ask if we needed anything more, (We were the only table there, other than the owners) but they were nice and kept our waters full.

Overall I was not wow'd but did have a pleasant time. Not to sure if I would go back when there are so many other Indian restaurants to choose from but not a bad choice in a pinch.

Well if you are looking for the best Indian food in town don't go here go to Jolly's or one of your favorites. If you want a good buffet, go to all india sweets. I've been there twice and enjoyed it both times you can't beat $12 for dinner. We had the buffet both times and ordered their partha naan bread it was really yummy.

I know I will be back! You can't beat it for what it is.

Ok we also made the mistake of going there yesterday, it was an awful experiance, and this is the story.

We ordered the lettuce wrap (the only actually good thing), the gado gado bland but edible, my boyfriend ordered the peas and chicken he said it was ok and I ordered the vegetarian Pad thai it was aweful so bad in fact that I sent it back (now I hate having to send back food and only do if nessesary) well I have never experianced what came next. The owner came up with the pad thai in hand and asked why I didn't want it after I told him it was too sweet and overcooked he became so rude and when I asked to order something else he refused saying that I wouldn't like anything else. Now I have grown up in the service industry and know that people sometimes send back food and when they do you try and make them happy not uncomfortable leaving then thinking of just walking out! it's no way to run a business. all I know is no one I know or I will be going there agian it gets 3 large thumbs down!

this was a good place in it's day, it had amazing muffins, desserts, foods and great coffee. But the hotel that it was part of felt that more money could be made so they closed down the diamond in the rough to open a cold beer and wine shop, which sounds fine enough if you don't know the area but a place that makes it's money off of the welfare cheques each month (I'm not trying to be rude it's just the truth), well it just makes you wonder. That's the story.

Went to the red sea cafe again last night for dinner. The food is soo good. My boyfriend and I had the sharing platter for 2 and shared some foul, soo much food you need to go hungry and the best foul I've had! I just love this place it's run by this sweet husband wife team and the place is so tidy and clean, I really enjoy it there it's in a weird area of town but don't let that fool you it's worth going to.

Well I have yet to have a poor dessert there. The cheesecake is well the way it should be but never is. The chocolate mud cake, tiramisu yum that's all I can say. I love this cute little place and they have an amazing tea list you can keep it simple or add in a splash of your favorite liquor. This has fast become one of my favorite spots in the city.

What can I say??? When you can make better food at home what's the point. The reef in victoria is much better as they had a true caribbean chef in the kitchen although that was a good few years back, but the reef here leaves alot to be desired. Don't get me wrong the ambiance is great if you want some drinks and haven't had true caribbean food before, but if you are looking for something outstanding or authentic this is not the place for you.