Spicebros

I visited Spicebros recently and as a vegetarian, I was excited to try Spicebros and ordered their Veggie Goodness Bowl. Honestly, I was a bit disappointed, the vegetables didn’t seem fresh, and the overall flavors were lacking. The portion of rice was also quite small for the price. The only parts I enjoyed were the rice, cauliflower, and chickpeas. There weren’t any good sauces or other ingredients that stood out. The place itself is nice, but they really need to work on temperature control , it was quite warm inside, and the air circulation didn’t feel great. I also noticed only one staff member was running the whole front, taking care of online orders and dine-in customers at the same time. She was working really hard, but honestly, a place like this should have at least two people to handle things more smoothly. On a positive note, I also tried the Veg Burger , forgot to take a pic! and that was the best part of my visit. If I had to recommend anything, it would be the Veg Burger.

I’ve been a customer since this place opened but after today I won’t be ordering from here again. I ordered two butter chicken bowls and both contained several pieces of completely raw chicken, mixed in with some that were properly cooked. This was extremely disappointing and a serious food safety concern.

If you are looking for Indian street food but with a twist this is your place. They serve Indian fusion street food and it’s a gem. The ambience and service is amazing. You will find the traditional Indian dishes with a fusion twist from butter chicken bowls to Frankie’s you name it you got it. If you are around the area definitely give it a try just loved the food here and the service is super friendly🤍

I was very impressed by the food, service and the ambiance. I really loved their samosa chaat, chicken wings, mango lassi, and the bro bowl was excellent. Not too spicy and too salty just the right touch of spices. So next time you go to Etobicoke then do check them out. I still have more to try. Can’t wait to go back.

Was worried about the parking situation in the area, but I found it very easy to find parking. It's also very convenient for others coming by TTC as it's across the Islington Subway Station. And now for the restaurant: • Small place with limited seating, but great decor and aesthetically pleasing. • there's a hand washing station as well so you don't need to go to the washroom at the back to wash your hands • they're available on apps like Ritual and Uber • great selection of items and appetizers, from the Bombay Frankie's to their bowls, burgers, chaats and more • Great selection of drinks and desserts as well Food: • I really enjoyed their fish (originally had it as an appetizer then decided to get it as the protein on the main item as it was really good and well seasoned). • I loved that their bhel puri and samosa chaat was not too spicy (actually not spicy at all, just the right amount of flavor) • Mango Lassi tasted a bit watery but it was ok • Their kashmiri rose tea was good • Samosas were very filling The appetizers were a generous portion and super filling. The bowl also had lots of toppings and I like how you can select what you want + 2 sauces instead of one.

We had food from here for the first time through uber ears. The quantity and variety within the butter chicken bowl was really nice. Samosas are great here. Spicy chicken was not that worth the money and it was too dry.

Came to visit from USA. Loved the taste and service. Would highly recommend Chicken Chili Frankie roll, butter chicken bowl, samosa chaat and fish tacos

Had a fabulous experience at spice bros 😻 the food was exceptionally good. We were spoilt for choice. Loved how neat, clean and well-kept the space was 🫶🏻from the owners to the staff , everyone was so courteous and sweet. Loved the samosa chaat, the chicken wings, the buttered naans, the burgers and the yummy butter chicken bowls 🤩 I cannot wait to be back! Great ambiance, great food and top-notch service ! 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

Was worried about the parking situation in the area, but I found it very easy to find parking. It's also very convenient for others coming by TTC as it's across the Islington Subway Station. And now for the restaurant: * Small place with limited seating, but great decor and aesthetically pleasing. * there's a hand washing station as well so you don't need to go to the washroom at the back to wash your hands * they're available on apps like Ritual and Uber * great selection of items and appetizers, from the Bombay Frankie's to their bowls, burgers, chaats and more * Great selection of drinks and desserts as well Food: * I really enjoyed their fish (originally had it as an appetizer then decided to get it as the protein on the main item as it was really good and well seasoned). * I loved that their bhel puri and samosa chaat was not too spicy (actually not spicy at all, just the right amount of flavor) * Mango Lassi tasted a bit watery but it was ok * Their kashmiri rose tea was good * Samosas were very filling The appetizers were a generous portion and super filling. The bowl also had lots of toppings and I like how you can select what you want + 2 sauces instead of one.

Been here once before and really enjoyed it, had a Frankie. Decided to try the bowl this time and it tasted great. Was quick and fresh. Samosa was awesome too and I like how they don't charge extra for chutney. Wish there was a bit more salad in the bowl it can get a little filling with all the gravy. Definitely returning Nice and clean environment and staff is kind.

Bro Code article #137: "When hosting, a Bro orders enough for all his Bros." So I came to SpiceBros to order decent portions of Indian food. This is their first Toronto location after a string of success in Montreal. A Toronto mural adorned the wall. Busy staff & pleasant aroma welcomed me in as fresh naans were prepped. SpiceBros has unlocked the secret to fast casual Indian cuisine. Traditional flavours, modern concepts. The hardest part was only picking one Bro Bowl so I went ahead to order two! Butter Chicken is a must when it's on the menu. Basmati rice & bean salad rounded out the bowl, with Wu-tangy mayo & west coast coriander sauces. Sweet & mild, easy to finish. Bombay Fish Bro Bowl is also a good choice with grilled veggies & spicy potatoes. Fried fish fillets were seasoned with spice while scorpion XXX & apple mint sauces added hot & sweet balance. It was not unbearably spicy if you're expecting South Indian heat. The grilled zucchini & carrots were light & fresh. The sweet Mango Lassi drink was an ideal complement to tone down the heat of the latter bowl. Naan-maste! This place has some friendly service, good Indian food & fun decor. I wish SpiceBros was around when I lived nearby, but it's a welcome addition to the vibrant Etobicoke community.

solid butter chicken the bowl has a mix of rice and veg good sauce $18.07 i guess everything is about twenty bucks these days...

Fancy some delicious quick service Indian food?! Run ... don't walk!!! A must visit new Indian spot has just landed its first location in Toronto!! Having great success in Quebec, Torontonian are lucky to get to try out @spicebros at downtown Toronto!! Spicebros is committed to quick and friendly customer service. They aim to serve each customer very quickly so they could enjoy very delicious Indian food without long wait time. We have tried the following items: Frankie Roll with Garlic Naan bread and butter chicken ($11 + $1 garlic naan): Ever experienced love at first bite!? That is how I felt when I tasted it!! Every bite was bursting with flavour and the freshly made on site garlic naan bread made it that much more heavenly! Highly recommend!! Bro Bowl with Basmati Rice, grilled veggies, curry chicken, West Coast Coriander & Scorpion Sauce (mild spicy) * all toppings they offered ($15): It is a very loaded bowl of goodness with great favors. Huge portion, flavorful and filling!! Chaana Samosa ($8): Chopped samosa topped with chaana masala, fresh vegetables and sweet sauce!! Wow, another surprisingly refreshing, special & yummy dish from @spicebros. The crunch of samosa shell mixing in with all goodies mentioned above!! Totally 2 thumbs up! Mango Lassi ($5): Can't have Indian food without this drink! What can I say!? One more please !! Toronto 1st location: 3353 Bloor Street West, Toronto Thank you @spicebros for the hospitality and yummy food/drink!!

We came here for their grand opening event. They had specials for $10 bro bowls (regularly $14/$15), free butter chicken poutine, and $1 mango lassis (regularly $5). We got the tandoori chicken bro bowl, butter chicken poutine, and a mango lassi each. For the bro bowl you can choose one mix-in. You can also add a variety of toppings and sauces for no additional cost. They were generous with the toppings. The butter chicken poutine was delightfully surprising and had a good amount of chicken in it as well. Mango lassi also tasted just like mango juice. It was good but I probably wouldn't purchase it at $5. Worth the visit if you're in the area!

Fresh, delicious food at reasonable prices! Helpful staff. Prepared food as we waited, would highly recommend to anyone!

SpiceBros is a Quebec-based Indian cuisine restaurant chain - with a modern twist - expanding into Ontario. The location in Toronto on Bloor St W is their first foray into our city. The concise menu consists of a selection of bowls, rolls, sandwiches and sides. In my most recent visit, I ordered the Butter Chicken Bro Bowl, with a choice of basmati rice, grilled veggies and scorpion sauce. I like the freshness of the grilled veggies, and the butter sauce adds a lot of flavor to this dish; the scorpion sauce adds a little bit of a zing, but if you really want to spice things up, you will need to go with the scorpion sauce XXX. In the past I've tried the Wu-Tangy mayo and west coast coriander sauces, and can recommend them as well. Service is good. The decor is clean and pleasing. Street parking available. Just one block away from Islington subway station. TLDR; tasty Indian bowls, good service

Bruhhh that's one tasty fast casual meal. My wife and I dropped in for lunch and got: - Bro Bowls: We got two, one with spinach paneer and the other with butter chicken. The paneer was nicely springy, the chicken was a tad dry though with generous amounts of sauce. It takes a second to get used to having veggie toppings that usually go with poke bowls suddenly in bed with butter chicken or paneer. But once you get there, it's a unique experience. Oh, and the mix-in to get is definitely the spicy potatoes - crispy on the outside and milky on the inside, coated in tasty heat. - Garlic Naan: Came out fresh and piping hot, with garlic and butter dripping all over. Chef's kiss good. - Samosa: The potato and spices filling was really packed, yet still found the pastry coating a bit too thick. The side sauce was a sweet complement to it. Though a tad pricey for the size, it's really heavy and filling. - Fish Pakora: Pretty good fish, though again with the thick coating fry. - Mango Lassi: I thought this was delicious and refreshing with its strong mango taste. My wife found it a bit too sweet (so a second drink for me!) Service was impeccable: the bros were friendly, informative and efficient. The place itself is spacious, clean, and has good light. It's a bit out of the way for me, but if I'm in the area, I'd definitely drop by.

Food is great and the heat levels are very tempered I guess to cater to the stereotype than non South Asians will combust if they are a chili The Frankie rolls were great but the Naans were slightly doughy... maybe tandoori rotis could be added as an option

I ordered a Samosa and Butter Chicken Bowl. Overall, the food is fine - not extremely good or extremely bad. Here is some constructive criticism to the chefs/owner on how to improve the food: 1. The sauce that came with the Somosa was too sweet and the flavour profile really didn't mix well together. I just threw the sauce out. Instead, just season the outside of the somasa and serve it as is, because it was bland on the outside. You don't need a cheap, gimmicky sauce that tastes like it came from a bottle when all the flavour comes from the spices anyway. Use salt! 2. The chicken in the butter chicken bowl was overcooked by about 10-20 degrees - a little dry, tough and flavourless. I recommend not overcooking the chicken breast and also seasoning it separately. If the customer eats a piece of chicken without much sauce, it's actually quite bland and flavourless. Marinade or at least season your chicken! 3. Put the potatoes on top, away from the hot elements of the bowl so they don't become soggy. Add more seasoning to those as well, and don't deserve them from the day before (we can tell!). 4. You should be seasoning every element of your dish rather than relying solely on the seasoning in the butter chicken gravy or chutneys you are serving with it. This is a pretty amateur cooking mistake. Always season everything!

Ok I don't know what I was expecting when I tried this place but I'll tell you it was not what I experienced. In a good way that is! I had the butter chicken bowl and I was stuffed half way into eating it. It looked smaller than it was! But the flavours and mix-ins were on point. Nothing over processed and super good quality meat. I then also tried a mango lassi which Was okay. And the curry cookie which is turmeric and lemon flavoured which I loved. It was soft and thin and tasty! The perfect end to the spicy dinner I had. Next time I'd love to try the fresh made to order naan!! But I will have to be back asap, cause man do I now have cravings.

Everything here is fantastic. Not gonna lie this spot is my favourite Indian spot in the city. I'm not being sarcastic

I love burritos, but was getting a little bored of the same flavours. The Spice Bros version was a welcome surprise, delicious, different, and yet still in a convenient package! Great little place, everything was top notch.

Game changer for the team in the office. Haven't had a fast-service doing it this well since Mitzy's left! Make sure you get the Frankie Roll! They fresh-bake the naan to order, and you can pick your protein. Tikka, curry, butter, or tikka masala - whatever your heart desires. Fill it with a variety of fresh veggies, but make sure you get their house made scorpion sauce and coriander mayo to kick things up a notch. New lunch spot settled.

SpiceBros serves fast-serve Indian food with a modern twist. It's a chain that originated from Quebec, and recently came to Toronto (located in Islington / Etobicoke area). The menu is small, but they offer a pretty good variety of ingredients to choose from (if you want to customize your own Bro Bowl). There are a good amount of vegetarian options, including 4 different vegetarian protein for the Bro Bowl (chickpeas masala, cauliflower, butter paneer, and paneer with spinach). I got the Bro Bowl with cauliflower, which comes nicely seasoned and charred with some crispy potatoes. For the mix-ins, I chose the beans salad (mixed beans with quinoa) and grilled vegetables (zucchini and carrots). Topping selection includes freshly chopped cucumber, lettuce, tomatoes, red onion, corn, olives, etc. I asked for no sauce (not a fan of overly saucy food), and found it to already be flavourful without any sauce (especially the cauliflower and mixed beans & quinoa salad). This is also a good strategy for those who prefer their food to be non-spicy (to opt for the mild / non-spicy sauce options, or forego the sauce altogether). They were generous with the portion - it made for a pretty hefty bowl that I split into 2 meals. Very satisfying and delicious!

I love the interior it's very modern and I love the mural. I don't know who that man is but I love how he's plastered everywhere. Moving onto the food, I got the bro bowl with 2 mix in and a protein I opted for the beans delight and spicy potato's! And I wanted to try other protein but I need to try the one most people would order the butter chicken. After that the nice staff asked me what I wanted to add in my bowl. I love that! I opted for all the delicious veggies! For the sauce I gotta try the scorpion xxx, I love my spice! Thankfully it wasn't that powerful to ruin my night. It had a nice kick but not too overpowering. I also got the Wu Tang mayo to balance everything out. It was pretty filling! The spicy potato's were perfect too. To finish it off I had the delicious mango Lassi. So delicious , it wasn't too sweet very well balanced. I also noticed they have a naan machine but I didn't have more room to try it :( next time it will be

Spicebros, a popular Indian restaurant with 7 locations in Quebec recently soft opened their first location in Toronto! I got to try out some of their delicious menu items. My person favourite was the Frankie Roll. I got mine with garlic naan which made the meal even more delish. You can also get this with regular naan if you prefer. They have vegetarian options too. ------- The Breakdown: We got... Mango Lassi | $5 | 10/10 - sweet and creamy drink originated from India (this was my first time trying it. Was delicious!) Frankie Roll | $10+ | 9.5/10 - one of my favourite items! naan topped with the curry chicken with vegetables and sauces danced around in my mouth. they made for a nicely balanced combination. Channa Samosa | $8 | 9/10 - pieces of chopped samosa topped with chaana masala, vegetables and sweet sauce. It had a nice balance of sweet and savoury. Bro Bowl | $14+ | 9.5/10 - basmati rice topped with curry chicken, onions, salad and vegetables. Unique twist with a bit of everything. Reminded me of a flavourful rice bowl. Interior: The concept of Spicebros is a fast casual Indian food that you can bring on the go. The decor of the restaurant is beautiful with splashes of yellow, white and black. They even have a beautiful mural on one of their walls and neon sign that reads "Naanmaste" (scroll to see it). The staff was friendly and welcoming as well. They have a promo happening right now till the end of January. Buy a Bro Bowl and get a Mango Lassi free. I recommend this spot for quality Indian food. Excited to visit again soon! Follow @debeats_ for more diverse cuisine.!

Great food here love this place, service was excellent, Ambiance is great, nice and clean..will come again. thanks Spice bros....

They have a really good service and polite employees. Place was neat and clean food was delicious too.

So many great options at this new Indian restaurant. You can choose any of their protein options for the bowl, I got butter chicken! It was amazing and you get to customize the toppings as well. You can choose any protein and toppings also for the naan wrap. I got tandoori chicken which was really delicious. The fish pakora was so flavourful. The fish is marinaded with lots of spices and then battered and deep fried.

It's OK, almost everything is deep fried. The chicken is not simmered in of their curries or sauces. They simply spoon on the sauce on-top of the chicken once you've chosen. I guess if your new to curry you'd like this, but ifind it lacking any true flavors or spice. It's just OK, nothing more, just OK.

Amazing service, amazing quality. Best bang for your buck if you're trying to find amazing food

Purchased the goodness bowl. Delicious. Staff at the bloor Street West restaurant are wonderful.

food was really awesome . the food quality is consistently outstanding, exceeding my expectations every time.

Amazing and delicious workers were super nice recommended me what's good impressed will be by again

Well what can I say, this place just served up a fantastic butter chicken Butter chicken Frankie Roll - a fresh made garlic Mann bread with a beautifully tender and tasty butter chicken with a combination of topping options, I got carrots - tomatoes onion and lettuce but there were lots of options, I'm fully satisfied - and In case you're wondering these brothers are handsome

Tons of selection, tasty options, fresh naan made in front of your eyes. Being Indian I'm picky about good food. Tonight did not disappoint