Top Curry Chicken dishes in Toronto

Bone-in chicken in a dark, oil-forward Chettinad-adjacent gravy with whole spices — built for scooping with parotta, not a gentle butter-chicken crowd-pleaser

Tender curried chicken folded into soft, pillowy flatbread with enough sauce to soak through — the benchmark dish here and the one to order first

The signature preparation: dark, aromatic gravy layered with stone flower and dried spices that build heat slowly and linger long after the last bite

Tender bone-in chicken in a turmeric-heavy curry, wrapped in a soft paratha that holds together under the weight of the gravy

A thick, chewy dhalpuri skin wrapped around tender braised chicken in a fragrant, turmeric-forward curry — the definitive version of what this shop does best

Bone-in or boneless curry chicken wrapped in a soft, layered dhalpuri — the filling is richly spiced and saucy enough to soak through

Bone-in curry chicken wrapped in a dhalpuri or paratha roti, the gravy rich with shadow beni and scotch bonnet heat

Slow-cooked chicken in a fragrant Guyanese-style curry — turmeric-forward, with a depth that comes from whole spices bloomed in oil

Bone-in chicken stewed in a fragrant curry with potato, wrapped in a soft roti — the accessible entry point that converts first-timers

Tender chicken in a fragrant, slightly sweet curry sauce, wrapped tight in paratha — a reliable workhorse that converts roti skeptics

Fragrant coconut milk curry with tender chicken over steamed rice — comforting, well-spiced without heat that alienates, and a longtime chain staple.

Bone-in chicken stewed in a deeply spiced curry — the most popular filling option at most Trinidadian roti counters, and the natural first order here

South Indian-style chicken with a coconut and black pepper base — thinner and more aromatic than North Indian gravies, built for scooping with parotta

Dry-roasted whole spices give this curry an unusually deep, complex heat that builds slowly — not for the spice-averse

A milder counterpoint to the jerk — Jamaican-style curry with a turmeric-forward sauce and tender chicken pieces over rice.

Bold, aggressively spiced curry from the Chettinad region — kalpasi and marathi mokku spices give it an unmistakable perfume that North Indian curries never touch

Bold, dark curry from the Chettinad region with whole spices, kalpasi, and marathi mokku giving it a complexity you won't find in generic South Indian spots

The Caribbean side of the menu — a warmly spiced curry with the particular depth that defines Guyanese home cooking rather than restaurant-generic curry

Assertive Bangladeshi-style curry with a thinner, spice-forward gravy — more nuanced than what passes for chicken curry at most local buffets

Straightforward home-style chicken in a thin, aromatic gravy — the safe entry point for the unfamiliar but overshadowed by the beef and fish on this menu