
ROOH Officially Opens In Toronto With Focus On Health-Conscious Indian Cuisine
Photo Courtesy of ROOH
TORONTO, June 10, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- ROOH has opened its doors at 633 College Street in Toronto, offering a menu centered on sustainability, nutrition, and regionally inspired Indian flavors. The restaurant represents the second concept from the team behind Bar Goa, recognized in the 2024 Michelin Guide.
ROOH offers a distinct alternative to traditional Indian dining by combining public health principles with acceptable dining practices. The venue features a seasonally adjusted menu built around transparent sourcing and scientific cooking practices to preserve nutrients and support long-term wellness.
The kitchen team follows structured methods informed by behavioral science and nutritional research. Staff receive ingredient sourcing, food science, and guest communication training, supporting the restaurant's broader mission to connect hospitality with public health goals.
ROOH expands on Bar Goa's health-forward model by drawing from culinary traditions across India. The menu features seasonal vegetables, fermented ingredients, and spice blends supported by nutrition studies. The team develops dishes by drawing on regional culinary research and partnering with local ingredient suppliers.
“We apply food science alongside tradition to raise the profile of regional Indian cuisine,” says founder Dr. Jayadeep Patra.“This method offers a new take that fits today's changing dining scene.” The restaurant's model responds to increasing demand for meals combining rich flavor and wellness alignment. ROOH's operational structure reflects a long-term vision to integrate evidence-based practices into modern dining experiences.
Together with its sister restaurant, Bar Goa, ROOH continues to evolve a food philosophy rooted in sustainability, science, and culturally grounded cuisine.
About ROOH and Bar Goa
ROOH and Bar Goa are Indian fine-dining restaurants based in Toronto. They were built on the work of public health scientist and restaurateur Dr. Jayadeep Patra. The Michelin Guide recognized Bar Goa in 2024 for its health-conscious coastal Indian cuisine. ROOH builds on this model by offering seasonal, regional Indian dishes shaped by nutritional research and sustainability practices. Both restaurants highlight transparency, ingredient integrity, and a hospitality approach informed by science.
Contact information:
Contact Person's Name: Dr. Jayadeep Patra
Organization / Company: ROOH and Bar Goa
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City, Province, Country: 633 College St, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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