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Tibetan Restaurants in Toronto

Toronto has one of the largest Tibetan communities outside Asia, and its kitchens are the easiest way to get to know it. Most are on Queen Street West in Parkdale, often called Little Tibet, with more in Roncesvalles and Etobicoke. Here are all 18 Tibetan and Himalayan restaurants in our directory, each with a call button and directions.

  • 🥟 Must try: momos, steamed or fried
  • 🍜 To warm up: thenthuk noodle soup
  • 🌱 Vegetarian? Most kitchens make vegetable momos
  • 📞 Small family kitchens: call ahead for big takeout orders

📍 Tibetan restaurants by neighbourhood

📍 Parkdale

Trisara

Trisara

Restaurants & Takeaway · Parkdale

📍 1451 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6R 1A1

🕒 Monday, Wednesday – Sunday: 5:00 PM – 2:00 AM

🌙 Open late🍺 Bar

😋 Known for: Nepalese and Tibetan dishes; lounge open late

📞 Call🗺️ DirectionsDetails →

📍 High Park / Roncesvalles

📍 Etobicoke / near TCCC

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🥢 What to order on your first visit

  • Momo: dumplings filled with beef, chicken or vegetables. Try them with the red chili sauce called sepen.
  • Thenthuk: hand-pulled noodle soup, perfect on a cold Toronto day.
  • Shaphaley: crispy fried bread pockets stuffed with seasoned meat.
  • Laphing: cold, spicy mung bean noodles, a favourite in summer.
  • Butter tea: salty tea churned with butter. Different from what you expect, and very Tibetan.

Looking for a particular style? See Best momos in Toronto: steamed, crunchy, jhol, veggie and late-night. Want to know more about each dish? Read our guide to Tibetan food.

🚋 Getting to Little Tibet

Take the 501 Queen streetcar to Lansdowne Avenue. Most Parkdale restaurants are a few minutes’ walk east or west along Queen Street West. From Lansdowne station on Line 2, the 47 Lansdowne bus runs south to Queen Street.

💡 Planning a party? Many Tibetan kitchens cook momos and other dishes for birthdays, Losar and family events. Call the restaurant and ask about catering or large orders.

❓ Questions people often ask

Where is Little Tibet in Toronto?

Little Tibet is the stretch of Queen Street West in Parkdale, around Lansdowne Avenue, where many Tibetan restaurants, shops and families are. Take the 501 Queen streetcar to Lansdowne.

What Tibetan food should I try first?

Start with momos (Tibetan dumplings) and a bowl of thenthuk (noodle soup). If you like crispy food, try shaphaley. Ask the staff what is fresh today.

Is Tibetan food spicy?

Most Tibetan dishes are mild. The heat comes from the chili sauce served on the side, so you can add as much or as little as you like.

Are there vegetarian Tibetan dishes?

Yes. Most restaurants make vegetable or cheese momos, vegetable thenthuk and potato dishes, and many have tingmo (steamed bread). Ask when you order.

A Tibetan restaurant is missing. How do I add it?

Use our free Add your business form. You can take a photo of the business card or fill in the details yourself. Our team checks every listing.

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