Tandoori Flame Brampton

Tandoor Flame delivered an absolutely wonderful dining experience. The food was excellent, and the service was warm and attentive. The buffet offers a wide variety of options, making it easy for everyone to find something they love. The desserts were especially impressive — truly delicious and the perfect way to end the meal. The pani puri and chole stood out and brought an authentic touch that made the whole evening feel special and worthwhile. Everyone in our group had a fantastic time. The restaurant is spacious, clean, and beautifully maintained, which makes it ideal for large group gatherings and office parties. Suggestion For Improvement: The jalebi and malpua live counter could be managed better. When the items ran out, there was no refill for about half an hour, and no staff member was present at the counter during that time. Since it’s a live station, more consistent monitoring would make the experience even better. Overall, a great place with amazing food, ambiance, and service. Would definitely visit again!

Great buffet for all occasions. So many options to choose from and great value! Highly recommend for parties! ------ Detailed review 👇🏼 🍛FOOD So many options to choose from - snacks, appetizers, main dishes with a variety of options, fruit and salad bar, assorted desserts bar from fruits to cakes to Indian sweets. I loved having this much variety. Yes plenty of vegetarian and vegan options. 👨🏼‍🍳 SERVICE While this is a self-service buffet, the staff does help clear out the plates in between, help restock water, take drinks orders, and yes the chef do continue to keep the good stations filled with food. Good service. 💡 AMBIENCE/Atmosphere The place is lovely. The decor, the setting, the art everything! It's a great place for a family dinner or hosting parties.

Extremely Underwhelming Buffet Experience We visited Tandoori Flame expecting a high-quality buffet experience, but unfortunately it was a major disappointment. The overall food quality was very poor and lacked authenticity. Almost everything tasted mass-produced, as if it came straight out of a factory rather than being freshly prepared in a kitchen. The curries were bland and oily, the gravies lacked depth of flavor, and many items felt repetitive with the same base taste. Several dishes were either overcooked or sitting too long, affecting both texture and taste. For a restaurant of this scale and reputation, freshness should be a given — but that was clearly missing. The appetizers were equally unimpressive, with little seasoning and no distinct flavors. Even the breads and accompaniments failed to stand out. Hygiene and presentation were average at best, which only added to the feeling that this was more about volume than quality. The only redeeming items on the entire buffet were the jalebi and fruit cream, which were actually enjoyable. Everything else ranged from forgettable to outright disappointing. Considering the price point, this experience was not worth it at all. Tandoori Flame seems to focus on quantity over quality, which is unfortunate. I would not recommend this place to anyone looking for authentic, flavorful Indian food or a satisfying buffet experience.

Follow @bredgyeats for more food posts! Invigorate your inner fire and indulge in the countless options at Tandoori Flame, where you can eat to your heart's content until you feel like skipping dinner and breakfast the next day. Not only is each dish made with authentic tastes and with great care, but it also allows you the opportunity to try a wide variety of Indian dishes you may not have otherwise tried at an incredibly economical price, especially for lunch. I was not alone in loving the Tandoori Chicken, as it was always being emptied but replaced at a rapid pace. Each piece of chicken was juicy, tender, with a savory and tangy taste from the yogurt marinade, with an added smoky char from the tandoor oven to make it salivatingly addictive. Also, don't miss the palak paneer, coconut fish curry, butter chicken, goat curry, and pani puri that you can assemble yourself.

Wednesday, December 10, 2025 I have been buying from his restaurant on and off as it's just a 4km away from my home. They sell two halal chicken menu. The place is good and spacious, yet cozy. It was off time for lunch when I entered in. Sodaba (she/her) welcomed me with a warm smile and helped talk to Jatin (he/him) as I need specific kind of food. He listened to me and took me to Harman (she/her) who took my order. They patiently listened to me with compassion.

This was our first visit to Tandoori Flames in Brampton. While the food didn’t completely meet our expectations, a few dishes were quite good. The staff were very friendly and attentive, and the service overall was excellent. We appreciate the warm hospitality and hope to see some improvements in the food next time.

We had a great time with our family at Tandoori Flame,Brampton.The buffet was really good with lots of veg and non-veg options. I loved the goat curry, and my daughter enjoyed every bit of it.

We had a party here and it was perfect! The staff are truly wonderful. The food was 10/10. The balloons that were recommended came out beautifully (ajcreativeballoons) .. the cake that was recommended was delicious, B&W cakes. Thank you so much you all were truly helpful and I didn't have to worry about a thing! Thank you!!

Stopped in for a late lunch/ early supper and found the buffet to be still quite well stocked. Service was at first quite quick but after initially getting served and my drink order taken it was a bit slow to get another drink or have plates taken away. Will likely return again when I'm next in the mood for an Indian buffet.

I HAVE TRUST ISSUES NOW. We were a party of 14 coming together for our friend's birthday but our recent experience at Tandoori Flame restaurant in Brampton left us feeling disappointed, and quite honestly, cheated. While the overall ambiance and food were decent, I was taken aback by an unexpected charge for water. The staff did not inform us initially that water was an additional cost. We DID NOT ask for water. When we were seated, there were already about 7 carafes (glass containers) on the table. In most restaurants, you'll be given tap water unless you specifically ask for bottled water that you agree to pay for. Halfway through our dining experience, some of us ordered other beverages and when they served those, that was when the waiter mentioned that the water we had (already drank all of it) has a charge, $6 EACH. We realized we were charged for something we assumed would be complimentary, we thought it was tap water! This lack of transparency was quite off-putting and left a sour taste in our mouths. Although the food itself was average, the disappointment of being charged for water without prior notice overshadowed the dining experience. It would have been much appreciated if the restaurant had been upfront about this additional charge from the beginning. As a customer, I believe it's essential for establishments to communicate all costs clearly, ensuring transparency and avoiding any unpleasant surprises. Regrettably, Tandoori Flame fell short in this regard. I gave my feedback but the waiter said that they mentioned the charges (yes they did, again after they served the other beverages in the middle of the meal.) How sneaky! I'm noticing that this kind of practice is rampant in these restaurants serving similar cuisine (not all), which means I just have to be more skeptical when I'm dining in. How unfortunate. FYI, I confirmed that you can order TAP water, at no charge! Obviously, they don't offer it as an option. I asked why they didn't offer it as an option, and the answer? "This has always how it's done here". Noted. Now we all know! Oh, you won't see any prices for beverages but a heads up, a pitcher of beer/mojito was $34. RIP. 1 star was for the decent food. Consequently, I would hesitate to recommend Tandoori Flame based on my recent experience.

Warning!! If you go to this place on weekdays (lunch or dinner), you'll get stale leftovers from the weekend. We went on Monday night and every single item tasted like it had been sitting out since the weekend. The tandoori items were dry and flavorless. Paneer hariyali tikka was hard and the fish pakora tasted funny - again all pointing to old stale food. We went for dinner around 6 pm so this food was at least made 24 hour before. None of the non-veg curries were any good. In veg, the dal and aloo baigan were okay. Everything else was straight up bakwaas. We finally expected to just eat the deserts and leave but except gulab jamun, other deserts were bland. Our last hope was ice cream and but ALL of the flavors were fully melted because the freezer wasn't cold enough. The server didn't even ask how we were doing, probably because they knew the food wasn't great. When I complained to the server, he simply said he only manages tables and the kitchen is out of his territory. It felt like the owners were being cheap with everything, from the quality of the food to maintaining their freezers. How these guys dare to charge $34.99 for this horrendous buffet is beyond me. If you still decide to go after reading this, you'll remember this warning while coming out of the restaurant.

Went to this location for lunch. Curries we're pretty legit, good assortment of meat and vegetarian options. Several stations to choose from, including Indian street snacks, soups, salads, fast food (pizza/ fries, etc.), tandoori dishes, veggie curries, fruit and deserts. Overall pretty decent for the price, you won't go hungry. Service was pretty quick and attentive. Quite a few corporate patrons, along with families and a casual diners. Nice ambiance and decor. Recommend.

This is supposed to be the largest Indian buffet North America. I don't know about that, but the selection is huge & the food is awesome. Most dishes are good & some are very good. Besides the usual North Indian dishes, there's also a South Indian corner; it's my first time seeing dosa at a buffet (paper dosa - which is folded up & crispy). There's also DIY chaat, so you can make your dream chaat, breaking all the rules if necessary. There're no instructions though so if you don't know what you're doing, too bad. There's a Kids Corner, which is not an afterthought - the fries are really good. They also have a huge dessert section with Western as well as India desserts & not just the usual dishes like gulab jamun - there's also petha.

I went to Tandoori Flame for the first time, and it did not disappoint! There were so many authentic induan dishes and desserts! If you like induan food this place has it all! I highly recommended it!!! AND the place made me feel like I was in a indian hotel with the interior! And if you need any help just get the waiter's attention and they will gladly assist you!

Last week my Friends had their Wedding Dinner there. A group of 65 people. Reservations were made a month in advance. We got there at 8:20 and spoke to a server. Told her we were here for the Wedding dinner of ------- and ------. She spoke to someone else who spoke to someone else after they both said they don't know anything about it. They the 3 person came out and said follow them. We set up the tables with party favours and napkins etc. Now, guests starts arriving. First server comes and takes our drink orders. 15 mins went by so we left and went to get food. The line was long so another 15 mins in the line. Got back to the table just as she brought the drinks. No ice in the drinks nor on the side. She came back to the table after 20 mins or so to take drink orders again. We waited 40 mins for this set of drinks. I had to leave my food. Go to the bar, ask for ice and ask where the drinks were and how much longer? I mean we were eating. The food was neither here nor there except for the very fresh chicken dishes. I enjoyed the Fish Pakora that was it. I had to call the servers to pick up empty dishes from the table. Go to the bar for ice everytime. There were 8 of us on a table and we kept getting 1 glass of ice. The disappointment in the Service received on such a special occasion for this couple is beyond words. The Manager didn't come out to say thank you or to even ask how everything was going? Between the food and the service giving 2 stars was hard. NEVER AGAIN ‼

So I had the chance to try out the famed restaurant in Toronto. It's quite priced at nearly $30 per person. However, I felt the quality below par. The food was oily, greasy, and had a high amount of salt or cream. Anything which resembled healthy was knocked off the menu still, I just could not believe the large number of people which had come to this place. Felt like it's just living off its past reputation. While I could force my elder son to eat the stuff since we have paid so much money, my three year old, who doesn't understand financials choose what was actually the most eatable thing in the menu, which was fruits and Salad. Anything which was cooked , seemed either overcooked or undercooked. At the end, I spent one hour at the restaurant, had my stomach full, but my soul empty.

horrible experience! over priced do not allow anyone to enter in a group until they too buy the full buffet ! too crowded ! drinks not included in the price - just to inform ice cream was bad - all melted - when we raised ! this issue the manager Mr Manoj came and instead of looking into the matter he went on a tangent and blaming customera behaviour rather than taking action do not expect great food or great polite service too much glitz with no great variety so many better options are available

The food is great and the entire restaurant is better than great. this is even better that csks ipl cup.Also the service is 100/10 people should go here more often like going to the kkr vs csk final. The ambiance is better that good so GO TO THIS RESTAURANT or rcb fans will lose their patience

The food was amazing and the price made perfect sense. The service was outstanding and the waiters cleared our plates whenever we asked them to. Also, there were unlimited options to a fine dining experience. They had fruits, curries, naan, desert and much much more. This restaurant was the perfect definition of a buffet. Food was 10/10 and the restaurant's ambiance was extraordinary with beautiful decorations. If I am visiting Toronto again, I will definitely go to this restaurant to get a full stomach.

I went to this restaurant .will never go back there . The food was very spicy too spicy could hardly enjoy the meal .to our surprise they charge you for water without even mentioning .and plushy to buy others drinks ko

Excellent Punjabi food, beautiful ambience and great service. Only thing need improvement is the dishes, they always ran out of bowls, plates and spoons.

I am visiting the area from US and thought of checking this place as it looked good.. I can now say that it is a Hyped Indian restaurant with no real taste or attention to quality.. (specially for the money) The ambience is attractive but I would rather consider it a trap.. there was no real taste in any of the food offered.. most of the food was very oily, or seemed like it has been sitting there for long.. for the price it is definitely NOT worth the visit. Fruits did not look fresh.. no water or drinks are offered as part of the buffet.. the ice cream was dripping and not firm.. rice pudding (kheer) was watery .. tandoori chicken had some thick creamy gravy around it.. all curries were oily, most of the stuff we had to request multiple times to be refilled.. Service was poor .. servers are rather busy chatting amongst themselves instead of focusing on customers.. I do not recommend this place if you want to enjoy your food..

So it's all you can eat Indian food with a time limit of 1.5 hrs and then you're charged extra (14) if you are late. They had a fruit salad corner, Chaat corner, snack bar, mains and sweets. The live stations were not that live and they didn't refill the items getting empty. I would say it's not bad for the cost but also I'm not that impressed with the quality and taste of the food they are offering. Wouldn't recommend trying at all. P.S worst Daal Makhni I have ever had

First time at this location. This location is known as the largest Indian buffet restaurant in North America. Dinner buffets on Monday to Thursday is $29.99 plus tax per adult. Alcoholic drinks a bit pricey here so be prepared. Also coffee or tea are also extra. The curries here were amazing. Much better than their other location. Chicken and goat meat were fresh and so the food was not spoiled. The vegetable curries were also very tasty snd went with the rice or bread sides they offered. Can not find a curry any better than here. Desserts were the usual ice cream and fruit variety with some cakes and Indian style desserts. Most of the food stations were open and the few Indian starters were awesome also. Did not like the meat soup they had tonight. Think it was goat. It was good it wasn't salty but tasted like more like a broth. The staff were quick in clesring up the table of plates used. Also made sure we always had napkins to use. It was a steady evening but not busy at all. Very nice. Just the way i like dining out. There weren't many children and no crying infants either. Would recommend this buffet restaurant.

We visited this restaurant during our recent visit to Toronto. One of the best and largest Indian buffets you can imagine. Everything we tried was great and the service was exceptional. Our server was Vishal and he was absolutely the most helpful and friendly server you can ever hope to have in a restaurant.

I always bring my friends who wants to try Indian food and this place has everything. We have an autistic child who only eats Mc Donald fries and nothing else. We can't leave him in the car so we have to bring him inside. The restaurant also charged the child. Their explanation is, the child will taste their food. The child did not even touch the food, look nor smell, all he does was play with his IPad.

Huge variety with many delicious food! The service was fast and our server was very friendly. Will definitely come back!

Tandoori Flame is one of the biggest Indian Grand Buffet in North America. I have been going here since last 9-10 years. I have some golden memories attached to this place. I came from India to Canada in 2008 as a student. As students we have to go through some struggling years initially, however those days passed nicely as I had good company of friends. We used to work hard and study hard, however always used to take out time to go out to eat good food. Tandoori Flame used to be our go to place, as it has all the amazing Indian flavours under one roof and atmosphere is so electrifying. They have evolved with time. Inside the ambience is so beautiful and colourful, sometimes they also have live music. It's very popular restaurant among celebrities as well. Last year I met the most funniest guy Russel Peter here, he had come here with his family and friends. Food is always delicious and fresh, they have large varieties of dishes here for every palate. I love their salad bar and live grill station. Every time I go, I never miss broccoli and carrot salad, grilled chicken tikka and fried fish pakora. Butter chicken, mutton curry and Karahi paneer are very flavourful with butter naan. My wife has a sweet tooth and she loves their desert counter. They also have a well maintained bar named as " Thekka " It's a must try place, the over all experience is fabulous and worth the price.

I was super excited to come here after finding out that it was allegedly the largest Indian buffet in North America. My first impression was that the decor was pretty well thought out and it definitely added a lot to the ambiance. It seems like during the week, the selection is slightly less than during the weekends which makes sense but there was still more than enough to choose from. I'm not sure how it is on the weekends but we had no wait for a group of 6 on a Tuesday evening. It started to get pretty packed but there's so much space that I don't think there's really a concern about not getting a table. Food-wise, the Saag Paneer was hands down my favorite. It was one of the few items I tried that had a little bit of a spicy kick to it. Butter chicken is obviously is a classic so definitely recommend that. Also, I normally don't eat goat but their goat curry was also a hit for me. For dessert, there were a lot of options from halwa to gulab jamun to kheer. Obviously had to get all of them and they were all great! Kheer is #1 for me and gulab jamun a close second. Also they have fruit and ice cream (but that's not as fun). There are lot of cool drink options too aside from the usual mango lassi. I didn't get anything because I wanted to save my calories for the food but I was really drawn to the blueberry lassi.

Portions are good however the taste is not the greatest. The low stars comes from the service which was very poor. We felt laughed at when asking questions on some of the dishes.

Decided to go here cause my mom was curious and wanted to check it out. To sum it up.. what Mandarin is to Asian food, Tandoori Flame is to Indian food. It is pretty much mass food you get at a buffet with only a few standouts. What I liked: - Butter chicken - Samosa - Biryani Rice - Chicken Pakora Everything else was just meh for me. The only thing I really disliked was the Masala Shikanji, a indian lemonade drink. Granted, maybe it is because I'm not use to this drink but I found it very pungent and almost bitter. Definitely not to my taste. Overall, I recommend just going to an Indian restaurant to get better quality. I dont really see the cost saving unless you are going with a big family.

While there are many items in the buffet, but some of their billing practices are deceptive. They will bring in bottled water which is not FREE. Shakes for kids are charged additionally, that too without intimidating the customer. Food is decent in taste, but the deceptions mar the joy. In comparison Brars Vegetarian Buffet is more open in their pricing.

This is a ACYE place which has a great selection of Indian dishes which included curries, pakora chicken/fish, Hakka dishes, biryani, butter chicken, and more. Came here for the first time for Sunday brunch. There's just so many dishes which is great if you want to have the full experience of Indian cuisine. The place had a very warm atmosphere with modern Indian decor and very spacious. We manage to try a bit of everything and here are the items that are must try: 1) Chicken Pakora - nicely done! 2) Pani Puri - first time trying this snack and its delicious (you need to crack a hole on top of the hollow crisp deep fried cracker and stuff it with chickpeas & potatoes and pour spicy water) - see pic below 3) Butter Chicken - very good! 4) Goat with spinach stew - I don't like goat but my husband and daughter loved this dish 5) Masala Dosa - similar to a crepe and this was my favourite! 6) Aloo Puri - spicy potatoes served with deep fried bread - tried this for the 1st time...personally it wasn't something that I liked but my daughter liked it Overall, we had a great time and would definitely come back if we feel like Indian food.

What a waste of time and money. There were just two starters in veg and both were ok. The Onion rings and fires were cold and soggy, the dosa had merely any masala, the sambar was just full of spices, the Pao bhaji was as if the chef dropped box of spices and forgot to add any vegetables, the dal makhni too was just loads of spices and no taste, the Pani Puri had couple hair strands and its water tasted just bland cold water. The only thing I ate was ghee rice(plain), papad, fruits and small petha. All in all wouldn't recommend. Either the chef should taste what they are cooking or chef should be changed all together as the quality and standards have fallen down. Also, we requested a wheelchair accessible seating, but we had to keep bumping in other guests and only after repetitive complaining they helped us

Love these statues outside the restaurant both the exterior and interiors are awesome!! What an elaborate buffer never ending choice of Indian food from all states of India The food was too spicy very chilli hot cudnt deal with it Actually cudnt even taste the food as was too too hot We were there on the weekend at 10.30 pm since the restaurant closes at 11 pm we couldn't have a buffet so had a la carte We ordered goat vindaloo and paneer tikka Masala The tikka masala was yellow gravy to my surprise And goat vindaloo was way too spicy couldn't eat it Naans were ok

Do not go there! They only serve buffet. All old and over cooked food. You dont want to over eat and get sick! They have wide food choice with total ghee, oil and grease. Which is very unhealthy! Waiters are students underpaid and very rude not accommodative at all. Food quality is poor, server are taking serving food with hands, sneezing and coughing. Try another restaurant where you order from menu!

I really enjoyed our time here! We were a group of 9 and were seated in 30 minutes. They don't accept reservations but you don't need to wait long! Everything from decoration to food and service was nice. I really loved the food, they have so many options to choose from, so many sides, pickles, stews etc. food was a bit salty and they did not have a note of food to show which one is spicy which one is not. That would be my only complaint. Dessert was ok but nothing eye catching. I will go back for sure as we all enjoyed our experience overall.

Perfect for food lovers who prefer all you can eat kind of menu.. cocktails are smashing.. staff is helpful and friendly.. place looks great and well maintained

We the group of 6 visited last night at this place.After the wait of more than one hour we got the table around 9.30 pm. The food was excellent and the buffet service was good with different varieties of food but the problem arised in the end as we and many others in resturant were having dinner and they picked up all the food from buffet table at 10.00 pm without giving any warning that they picking up all food from buffet table. We and many were surprised with this kind of service.Hence forth anyone visiting there make a note.

Taste is very blend as compare to other indian restaurant. Prices are high. Good for family gathering

I visited the restaurant 3 weeks ago. Being Indian, I was proud and impressed with the food and service. I have eaten at various Indian restaurants and pleased to say the food served here is one of the best!! The staff went out of thei way to make you feel comfortable and were fast and efficient. Highly recommended.

VEGAN OPTIONS - Not really. It's Indian food, so you should ask based on whichever dishes you're planning to eat. But it's *highly* likely that everything contains at least a little bit of butter, ghee, or a dollop of yogurt, somehow somewhere. Trust me on this. This is LARGE scale Indian buffet at it's best. Although none of the options are specifically amazing, the fact that there is SO much selection, and that everything is SO decent overall is a triumph. This place gets packed on the regular, with people showing up right until the last 30 minutes til closing time. Even then, the food is still fresh, hot and being replenished as needed. If you've been to a few Indian buffets, you know that this is not always the case. Often times the food is either old, cold, or not replenished for the last hour(s) of the night. That is never the case at Tandoori Flame. This place keeps the fires going until the doors are officially closed. Probably the best part about this buffet is the golgappe bar. Those in the know understand that you basically get your money's worth off that alone! Most places in the GTA charge about $5 for 5-8 puris. So, the fact that you can have as many as you want here, with an unlimited supply of pani and puris, is a total score! And the pani is good. So are the chutneys. My husband also really enjoys the seekh kebab selection during the weekend buffet. I want to emphasize the fact that this is not the best Indian food in general. However it is the best value for your buffet dollar, and it is far better than most a la carte places. The GTA is spoiled for delicious Punjabi food, and this place offers a great selection of many different dishes, and costs less than what a typical Indian meal with far fewer options would be. And the food is *TASTY*! The staff here works hard to deliver a consistently good experience and meal. This place is perfect for large groups and people who are hungry and looking to enjoy as much desi roti as their bellies can handle!

excellent place to eat on our first trip to Toronto Amazing variety of dishes at the buffet and a lot for kids to choose from. We will come to this place again

This was our first time ordering anything from this establishment. We decided to go for the extra large chicken briyani and a large butter chicken. I did specify no additional pepper. Because I do recognize that some of the spices etc. like curry adds a bit of heat. I eat spicy, my fiance can't. And it was an inedible spice level even for me. The yogurt was also very sour and warm, which was a bit concerning. This will not be a repeat order and we see no reason to visit the establishment in the future as what we ordered were very basic staples and we could not eat them. I would recommend trying it yourself if you enjoy very spicy foods.

I came here third time in your resturant but one thing I realised that I was realised that Lakhwinder who served us was excellent person telling us each and everything in very great way .

Ordered 2 butter chicken, tandoori chicken Tikka and 1 garlic Naan over uber eats and sadly dissapointed. I have ordered from them recently in December (same items) and it was really good! Unfortunately today's order fell short. The chicken pieces were horrible (full of fat) and looked like it was just thrown together in a gravy. Taste was okay. The chikka Tikka was okay.. it wasn't cooked properly so could taste the raw spices. The Naan was not good. Wouldn't buy again. It was very tough and had no garlic taste. I know this place has good stuff so I hope to return but hope they stop neglecting take out/delivery orders.

My experience at Tandoori Flame was nothing less than spectacular. This venue is located in a large independent building with ample parking. with a new reno leading to a very large open concept restaurant and buffet arena. Everything was of an open market concept rendering the French-concept truncated buffet bars accessible but still in need of improvement with ergonomic-enchanced layout in terms of signs. They also have many rooms for private engagements. Food was quite good, the tandoori naan- fresh off the Hot Plate, the curries with low Salt-Sugar & Fat. Their Ras Malai was superb.Their Appetizer selection could be much more. The venue is very spacious and good for parties and events. Washrooms, however, are in need of being spruced up. Staff was helpful and courteous. The drink menu was Excellent! With a mix of alcoholic and non-alcoholic funtime. Looking forward to the next time!

I came here on a Friday afternoon for their AYCE lunch buffet with my co-workers. First time at Tandoori Flame and first time at an Indian restaurant buffet. The place was large and clean. A few different rooms and they could seat a fair amount of people. However, the food area wasn't that large. Service was consistent as they were quick to take the finished dishes and quick to fill our waters. I'm not an expert on Indian cuisine but I do enjoy their usual dishes like Butter Chicken, the Vindaloo and the Tandoori Chicken. I was expecting an Indian version of the Mandarin but I was wrong. The food that I'm familiar with, had nice blend of seasoning and spices and it didn't feel like it was toned down for western palates. I didn't see many vegetarian dishes though. Price was great as it was $16 for the lunch which was more than fair. Recommended and will be back again.

The food is reheated, greasy, oily, and pedestrian. C'mon people - this is Brampton!! India West!! There are any number of smaller venues far better... but, it was when the cockroach crawled across my table, that I knew I was DONE.

Hands down the best Indian food that I have had anywhere outside of India, the taste is authentic, great flavors and the spread of food for $25 is ridiculous. I was blown away with how big the buffet is and the numerous options that you have in each category - appetizers, entrees, desserts, breads, and chats. The place was very busy and I am not sure if they are rightly staffed for the size of the place. I felt that they are short staffed because we had to ask for water a few times to the waitress who was not even attending to our table. If i have to comment on the food, I LOVED it and will any day choose to come down here to have Indian food. Definite worth for the money you pay.

3.4 Haven't had Indian buffet In a long time it was a nice to try this big buffet in Brampton nice dining room good service and lots items not so familiar with all the offerings I just love my butter chicken and naan but there's much much more to try if you can take the spicy heat of the curries.

It was my first time had Indian buffet, with all kinds of curries and goodies that you can have at the same time, and they tasted so good! Although I've never had Indian buffet before, but I believe that you won't get things better from any other buffet restaurant. All curries were rich and creamy, chicken was tender, rice and noodles were well seasoned too. Will definitely visit again if I get the chance.

Brampton is the capital for Indian food in the GTA so it was obvious to us to look for an Indian restaurant when we were in the area. Since we rarely go to Brampton, we decided to try the biggest one around in Tandoori Flame. They bill themselves as the largest Indian buffet in North America and I have to admit its the largest and nicest looking Indian buffet I've been to. The look is classical but modern Indian with wood panels and designs. There is a lot of seating as the place can hold about 500 guests. Ton of options with regards to curries, tandooris, meat and veggies. Pani poori, naan, samosas and even dosas are found here. There's also some halal and even a section for kids with pizza, nuggets and fries. Like most buffets, some items were really good such as the butter and tandoori chicken but others not so much like some of paneer dishes. The dessert section was actually a nice treat with various Indian desserts including the fresh made garam kadari kheer which is a fried syruped batter that is topped with a sweetened milk pudding. Service was overall attentive and friendly so that is always a plus. As a side note the washrooms were perhaps the nicest and cleanest ones I've ever seen in an Indian restaurant which is a HUGE plus! Haha! Pricing here is on the high side for an Indian buffet at $26/pp and $11 for kids 3-11 and $3 for kids under 3 but its understandable for the variety and upscale decor. You can actually have a nice gathering for large groups here. Overall I still prefer India's Taste in Markham for food quality alone but with the huge selection and decor it definitely warrant a 4 out of 5 from me.

It's just awesome! Staff is good and food is delicious! Buffet have wide range of items and you just have to be careful while having starters or chats/golgappas otherwise you won't be able to eat main course! Decoration and ambience is beautiful! PS- It's a perfect place for kids. I took my 10 months old for brunch and he was so happy!

I love Indian food and this is one of my favorite places. My husband is very picky with food and usually he prefers steak over any food, but even he was impressed by the taste and variety of the food here. Cannot wait to go back.

Great selection of items, food is tasty, and good for large groups. It gets pretty busy on the weekends, so try making a reservation ahead of time.

I probably been to this restaurant many times over the years. Great for family dinners, birthday's, and group dinners. Its a buffet style restaurant with many different variety of food for all types of people. Vegetarians and chicken lovers. A lot of great options for younger kids like pizza, French fries, etc. Great selection of different Indian style dishes, some I have never tried before. They have different sections for salads/pastas, chicken, veggie Indian Currys, American style food, desserts, fruits/veggie section, and many more. The service is a little slow but the food is amazing. Is always busy, make sure to reserve a seat for bigger groups of people. Definitely will recommend this place to people willing to try some Indian dishes.