Canada Day Special 2020

June 29, 2020

AN EXCITING CANADA DAY FOR SOMETHING NEW – ROGHNI NAAN As Canadians are preparing for Canada’s 153rd birthday this year on July 1st 2020, we here at Karahi Point are also excited to bring an exciting new item to our menu. ROGHNI NAAN – Bringing you the Taste of Lahore & nostalgic delight with our new naan which is soft and super delicious. ; baked with a good sprinkling of sesame seeds and brushed with butter before serving. YUMMM!! CANADA DAY SPECIAL COMBO – $74.99! TAKEOUT ONLY 1 Full chicken karahi 2 Chicken biryani 6 Chicken/beef kabab 5 Roghni Naan PRE-ORDER/ORDER ETOBICOKE [restaurant-menu-and-ordering ruid=”31d55fa3-0bc6-4bf7-88be-99cb9564d80c”] NORTH YORK [restaurant-menu-and-ordering ruid=”2ada9c7c-55ed-485e-8d3b-389de8f16e06″] MISSISSAUGA [restaurant-menu-and-ordering ruid=”6cb0eaa3-7c35-4c72-9b09-508a2d95b93d”] HOW TO CELEBRATE CANADA DAY THIS YEAR Toronto unites online this year for Canada Day. On July 1, join morning, afternoon and evening livestream programs showcasing Toronto’s brightest talent. Enjoy music, dance, comedy, CN Tower Canada Day Light Show and much more on Canada’s 153rd birthday. The CN Tower will salute Canada Day with an extraordinary 15-minute light show beginning at 10 p.m. July 1, broadcast live on CP24 . With powerful light cannons beaming across the city sky and a playlist featuring music by a diverse group of Canadian artists simulcast

Best Karahi in Mississauga – Pakistani Halal Restaurant

June 23, 2020

Best Karahi in Mississauga The city of Mississauga is no stranger to stellar restaurants of Indian & Pakistani Cuisines. Karahi Point, being a well-known restaurant in December 2019 opened our third location at 6905 Millcreek Drive (L5N 6A3) in Mississauga, near the intersection of Millcreek and Derry Road West. Specializing in Pakistani and Indian cuisine, you will find a huge list of Karahis to try. The Karahi is often the first dish many try when exploring Pakistani Cuisine. Here at Karahi Point, we love cooking up the authentic version of Karahi plus a few others which are just as flavorful and comforting. A Karahi also known as Kadai gets its name from the pot its cooked in, a thick, circular, and deep cooking pot. . You can find 11 different ways to try our Karahi ; whether you’re a huge fan of Chicken, Lamb, Goat, Beef or Panner Karahi we got them all. See a list of all the best Karahis available. 1.CHICKEN KARAHI A specialty of Lahore’s food street, this dish is made by stir-frying pieces of chicken with tomatoes, green chili, ginger, garlic along with chef’s spices on high flame in a karahi, the wok-like pan that gives the dish its name. The eater

Ramadan 2020 – Sehri & Iftar

April 23, 2020

RAMADAN 2020 – Sehri & Iftar with Karahi Point The holy month of Ramadan is here which starts on the evening of April 24 and culminates on May 23. Although this year Ramadan will have some limitations due to the current pandemic, regardless throughout it, the Muslim community across Greater Toronto Area and the world will fast during daylight hours, only breaking to eat after sunset over feasts called Iftar. During this month, Karahi Point Restaurants will be offering our traditional Iftar and Sehri dishes for takeout and delivery with UberEats. Which means our restaurants will be open till 4:00 AM. Please note that only Karahi Point Etobicoke & Karahi Point Mississauga will be open from 5PM – 4AM and Karahi Point North York will be open from 12 PM-11 PM. PLACE YOUR SEHRI ORDERS ETOBICOKE: [restaurant-menu-and-ordering ruid=”31d55fa3-0bc6-4bf7-88be-99cb9564d80c”] MISSISSAUGA: [restaurant-menu-and-ordering ruid=”6cb0eaa3-7c35-4c72-9b09-508a2d95b93d”] View this post on Instagram A post shared by Karahi Point (@karahipoint) on Apr 23, 2020 at 12:34pm PDT Sehri/Suhoor will be available from 12am-4am during the month of Ramadan. Our Sehri Menu Specials will include: Omelet, Paratha, and all the other dishes from our regular menu will be available for order for takeout and delivery.

11 Karahis at Karahi Point

April 5, 2020

Karahi – A brief History The Karahi is often the first dish many try when exploring Pakistani Cuisine. Here at Karahi Point, we love cooking up the authentic version of Karahi plus a few others which are just as flavorful and comforting. A Karahi also known as Kadai gets its name from the pot its cooked in, a thick, circular, and deep cooking pot. Karahi Point’s top-rated Halal Restaurants in Etobicoke, North York & Mississauga is a great place to take a newcomer to enjoy the rich, delicious and deeply-flavored Pakistani dish that the South-Asian community loves, the Pakistani cuisine is what most Canadians in Toronto are just warming up to. There are eleven Signature Karahi dishes on the menu and they all are superbly crafted: 1.CHICKEN KARAHI A specialty of Lahore’s food street, this dish is made by stir-frying pieces of chicken with tomatoes, green chili, ginger, garlic along with chef’s spices on high flame in a karahi, the wok-like pan that gives the dish its name. The eater mops up all the gravy with pieces of naan. Try the Chicken Karahi: Bones-in, Boneless Dark Meat or Boneless White Meat. 2.CHICKEN WHITE KARAHI A specialty for the mild spice

12 Best Dishes to Eat When You’re at Karahi Point (Part 1)

February 24, 2020

Karahi Point Pakistani & Indian Cuisine had its first location opening in 2014 at Etobicoke. Since then our fine dining Halal Restaurant has grown to two more locations – North York & a new location in Mississauga. As a full-fledged South-Asian restaurant in Greater Toronto Area serving delicious authentic Pakistani & classic Indian, Karahi Point has become one of the top-rated restaurants with signature dishes loved by many. Pakistani & Indian food is rich, packed full of spice, generous with ghee, and unbelievably tasty. In this list of the 12 dishes to eat at Karahi Point, we are going to share with you the best dishes loved by our guests. Get ready for some serious authentic flavor and regional specialties. Enough introductions, let’s get to all the dishes. 1. Karahi Karahi is one of the best of all Pakistani food and is very dear to the hearts of all Pakistanis around the world. For those who haven’t tried it before, “Karahi” takes its name from the deep circular, iron pan its cooked in known as the Karahi, which is often used in countries such as Pakistan, India, and Afghanistan. The metal dish is then used as its own serving bowl,