Tikka Junction

Chicken biryani didn't taste good. It was like a fried rice style. The staff didn't pay attention when taking orders. This restaurant is located in the high end area. On top of that, the price is not cheap, yet the washrooms are extremely dirty. Both male and female toilet bins were full with tissue papers. One toilet bowl was full of tissues! They did not bother to clean the toilets for more than one hour! I do not recommend this restaurant at all.

Worst ever dining experience. The resto was empty at the prime time sunday evening. Had ordered Chicken tikka n Malai tikka assuming the tikka speciality. Chicken tikka was fairly okk, but malai tikka was a shock. Originally , Malai tikka being soaked in malai to retain soft texture, their malai tikka was a disaster.The chicken was so hard to be chewed or wood like texture to be cut by knife even. Uploading the video. When showed to the server, she came back with an answer from chef that yes the chicken was over roasted by mistake. Shockingly, they did not offer any replacement or exchange. Looking at the food quality, we decided to wind up n leave. When the bill came, shamefully they had charged full amount for the faulty dish . Chicken tikka n malai tikka came out with amount of 45$. Wit

If this is the level of effort they put into making a simple rum and coke, I can only imagine what their food is like. On top of that, there were multiple flies buzzing around, and the place was completely dead — which really speaks for itself. My girlfriend only came in to use the washroom, and I just ordered a drink, but even that was enough to see this place has zero attention to quality or atmosphere

I have tried a few restaurants in the Niagara region, and most of them are a bit expensive. However, Tikka Junction is even pricier than the others. The quality of the food does not justify the high prices. We ordered Daal Makhani, Paneer Lababdar, and a couple of rotis, which cost us $90. Additionally, they do not provide free water and you have to pay extra for a bottle of water, which is unreasonable. As for the food, the Daal Makhani lacked flavor and was disappointing. On the other hand, the Paneer Lababdar was good. Overall, I felt that the meal was not worth the cost, especially considering the cost. The restaurant's ambiance was decent, but it did not compensate for the high prices and ordinary service. In comparison to other restaurants in the area, Tikka Junction falls short.

If you're ever in Niagara, you have to check out the most amazing restaurant by the street – it's an absolutely stunning spot! The ambiance is perfect for a memorable dining experience, whether you're there for a casual meal or a special occasion. My partner and I spent our long weekend in Niagara, and dining at this restaurant was one of the highlights of our trip. The food was perfectly amazing and delicious, each dish bursting with flavor and expertly prepared. From the appetizers to the main courses, every bite was a delight. The drinks were mind-blowing, with a great selection of cocktails and beverages that perfectly complemented our meal. The mixologists really know their craft, creating drinks that are both visually stunning and delicious. The atmosphere was inviting, with a bea