Toronto South Indian Guide

Madras Curry Menu Prices Canada 2026

Prices last verified: October 24, 2026. All prices below are in Canadian dollars, before tax and tip.

What Does Madras Curry Cost in Toronto?

Short version. This is a South Indian specialist, not a generic curry house. Crispy dosas. Podi idli. Chettinad curries. Thalis. Plus the North Indian favourites people expect. I like a menu that knows what it is. The dosa list alone tells you the kitchen takes this seriously, and the prices stay in a band most people can plan around. Want a cheap start? Medhu Vada at $4.99. Want a full meal? A dosa plus a curry, and you are done. Simple.

Madras Curry menu prices are clearest on the dosa list, in my opinion. Masala Dosa at $14.75 is the one I would point a first timer to. Plain Dosa at $12.99 is the budget pick, and it still comes with sambar and chutneys, so it does not feel like a stripped down order. Chicken Dosa at $17.99 is the top of the dosa list. Fair? For a filled dosa downtown, yes, I think so. Is it worth the extra three bucks over Masala? Depends how hungry you are.

Madras Curry Menu Card Canada 2026

What Are Madras Curry Curry, Bread and Rice Prices?

Curries here come in two sizes, 16 oz and 24 oz, and that size choice changes the bill more than the dish choice does. Most chicken curries sit at $13.75 for 16 oz and $19.99 for 24 oz. Most lamb curries sit at $14.99 and $22.50. Veg curries are close behind. So the question is not really which curry. It is how much curry you want. And whether you want bread with it, because a naan at $3.75 changes a curry into a meal.

Here is the thing about the curry sizes. The 24 oz jump is about six bucks on most dishes. So if you are ordering for two, or you want leftovers, the bigger size is the better value. If you are ordering solo, stick with 16 oz. I was not impressed by menus that hide the size difference in small print. This one states it plainly, and that helps. Madras Curry kothu price is $17.50 for Chicken Kothu, by the way. One honest gap: I could not confirm current prices for the full Combos, Hakka and Beverages sections, or for desserts beyond Gulab Jamun, so I left those out rather than guessing.

What To Order at Madras Curry?

If you only go once, order like this. Masala Dosa, Chicken 65 to share, Gulab Jamun to finish. That is $14.75 plus $14.99 plus $4.99, which is $34.73 before tax and tip for two people to share the starter. Or go the curry route: Chettinad Chicken at $13.75, garlic naan at $3.99, and you are at $17.74 for a proper solo meal. Guests praise the sambar, and I get why a good sambar matters here. It shows up with the dosas, with the idli, and in the rice dishes. It is the thread through the menu.

Madras Curry Chettinad Chicken Menu Prices

One more practical note. Madras Curry Toronto started in 2019 as a food truck, then opened its first dine-in restaurant at 178 Carlton Street in December 2023, and it still runs a food truck alongside the restaurant. Hours are Monday to Sunday 11:30 AM to 12:00 AM, every day. The Madras Curry Carlton Street shop sits in Cabbagetown in downtown east Toronto, phone (416) 323-0000. For another South Indian comparison, our Udupi Palace menu prices guide covers a different Toronto vegetarian leaning favourite. Order ahead if you can, since dishes are made to order and that takes time. That is not a complaint. It is just how good dosa works.

Madras Curry Menu Prices FAQ

Madras Curry menu prices are easy to sum up: appetizers from $4.00, dosas from $12.99, biryanis from $14.99, curries from $13.75, and Gulab Jamun at $4.99 to finish. Go for the Masala Dosa first, add Chicken 65 if you are sharing, and pick Chettinad Chicken if you want the curry that defines this kitchen. That is the whole plan, and it is a good one.

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