Thenga Cafe

Viren Aggarwal

I have given 5 stars to all given what it is. So here is the breakdown Food: The food is classic home fare. No pomp and show. Mildly spicy, if you have Indian taste, it might appear on 'bland' side. However, it is pure in its form, without colors or additives. It's how mother would have made, just a little less flavorful or spicy. Still good. Service: Personal attention and caring owners. I arrived after closing and the owner still made me a dish.Brought me water and gave me free sides. Atmosphere: It's a basic cafeteria style, like a school canteen. The cafe is located within a YMCA. Not for a romantic date but who knows your date might be happy coming here. Bottom line, if you are looking for home cooked, wholesome food, definitely go here. If you are looking for spicy flavorful dish, ask the chef to make it that way.

Di Hickman

Went for the lunch Thali plate. Pretty good! Wish it came with naan or roti. We also ordered dosa which was amazing! Good vegan options and clearly marked from vegetarian options. All in all would recommend but highly suggest getting the dosa over the lunch plate.

Michael Kalmanovitch

The food was wonderful. I had the gluten free dosa wrap. It was filling and had the right amount of flavouring/spiciness for me. For 8.95 it was a good deal. The space was functional. I will likely return but will ask not to have the aluminum foil on my wrap to cut down on waste. Great place. The staff were friendly and respectful of my gluten free diet. Washroom were quite good and clean - will I can only speak for the men's washrooms.