
Butter Chicken
Tandoor-charred thigh folded into a slow tomato-butter gravy. The one people cross the city for.
Charcoal-fired Punjabi kitchen. Overnight marinades, slow curries, meat off the open flame - village recipes, now in Canada.
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Six dishes off the charcoal we'd put against anyone's. Marinated overnight, cooked over live flame, finished with ghee.

Tandoor-charred thigh folded into a slow tomato-butter gravy. The one people cross the city for.
Chickpea batter, carom seed, fried gold. Gone before they hit the table.

Yogurt and spice marinade overnight, then blistered over live charcoal. Smoke does the rest.

Ajwain-spiked batter, fried crisp the way the street stalls of Amritsar do it. Lemon. Done.

Slow mutton curry doubled down with spiced mince. Dark, rich, unapologetic.

Hand-pressed lamb skewers straight off the smoke, with mint chutney that bites back.

Boneless smoky bites, charred edges, basted in butter while they rest. They rarely get to rest.
Fried milk dumplings soaked in warm rose syrup.
"Pind" means village. Our recipes come from one — handed down through three generations of cooks who never wrote anything down. We brought the marinades, the patience, and the fire to Canada. The tandoor is clay, the charcoal is real, and nothing leaves the kitchen until it would pass at a Punjabi wedding.



★★★★★Best butter chicken I've had outside of India. The taste is awesome.
Sarah M. — Toronto, ON
★★★★★Drove up from Buffalo for the seekh kebabs. Worth the border wait, twice.
Jake T. — Buffalo, NY
★★★★★Tastes like my grandmother's Sunday mutton curry. I don't say that lightly.
Priya & Dan — Mississauga, ON
Friday and Saturday nights go fast. Call us to reserve — online booking is coming soon.
How many guests?
Tables seat up to 6.