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Description

Located on Queen St W., Trimurti presents to you an authentic taste of Indian cuisine. The land of exotic spices and enchanting culture, Bharat (known as India) is the land of truly invisible commonality of its genuine and exotic cuisine.
We present to you a large variety of dishes based on intelligence and artful combinations of spices. Our chef has put great efforts in creating & providing our guests “Mehman” with delights of Indian culinary traditions. Our Tandoor (clay oven), Barbeque dishes, Naan, Roti, Palau Rice (Basmati Rice), including flavorful appetizers, curries & desserts are very well presented, as well as savory selections of vegetables & non-vegetables, Pakoras & salad bar are for your sampling. At Trimurti, we make every experience a memorable one with our authentic Indian cuisine. *Hours may change during holidays or special occasions. Always contact the establishment for specific information.

Certifications and associations

LLBO

Categories

Features

  • Delivery
  • Group Bookings
  • Casual Dining
  • Indian Food
  • Dinner Dates

Parking detail

  • Free
  • Pay
  • Street

Language options

  • English

Business hours

  1. Thursday
  2. Friday
  3. Saturday
  4. Sunday
  5. Monday
  6. Tuesday
  7. Wednesday

Additional contact

Websites and social media

Business reviews

Featured

   11 years ago
Tried coming here last night, because the storefront had flashing signs and looked so obviously open. Walked up, and there were a couple of people dining. And I asked "are you open"? They said NO. And then I asked, "Well, can I order take-out? "No, we're closed!" I told them that they looked pretty open. I honestly believe that if I wasn't wearing a napsack from school, they would have gladly an willingly served me. Very un-cool that a restaurant can have such bright street lights on, indicating that it's open, and then not even accept more diners. Either they're business averse, or some ne'er-do-well forgot to turn off ALL of the open signs. Not impressed. Ended up going for sushi.

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