Ransford was such a great help. So knowledgeable. Made shopping that much better an experience !read more

this place used to have lobster tails. last three times i got there (1hr drive) the selection was…read moreterrible. the store rep said the truck didn't come yet. i done with this place i asked for my fresh salmon to be cut in half and vacuum sealed in individual bags. (at $.75/seal) the tool put both cuts into one bag. unbelievable.. by the way, Whole foods have the same variety, better quality and lower prices!

I phoned around and found Sunlight was open and will deliver. Ordered a few of my favorite items…read moreand egg rolls. Was delivered on time and I loved it. Over all I rate it 5 stars.

I am a big Chinese food fan but after eating from this restaurant (takeaway) puts u off that food…read more Ordered pepper steak stir fry It had huge over cooked rubbery peices of pathetic tasting steak The noodles lo mein was really sad too it too had huge big over cooked peices of meat Tasted terrible couldn't eat it Never going there again as could eat that sad food

Came in as I saw that they have a chaat Corner, I was pleasantly surprised to see such a clean,…read morewell lit, perfectly spaced, non congested and organized store. Everything was stocked neatly. Great selection of south Asian items. Some fresh produce and vast selection of cultural/religious items. I did visit the chaat corner & tried Paapdi chaat. It was flavourful and reasonably priced. They also have a selection of sweets.

This grocery store is in the heart of mississauga very close to Dundas and Hurontario intersection…read more Apart from being very clean and organized, their prices for indian grocery are to be beat! And not to forget the quality. Not just the groceries - they also serve samosas and puffs (vegetarian only) and also does sell curries and/or pav bhaaji/chaat etc. sugarcane juice is sold during the summer months and reasonbly priced as well. They also have a points system if you a regular, not just the savings you get but also you get some $$ off your bill based. Overall its a very good indian grocery store compared to many in sauga.

Going to keep this simple…read more This place is takeout, not dine in. I have tried mostly noodles and a fish dish from here. I don't vouch for the noodles but I will say they make a tasty chilli fish. The fish filets may feel soggy when you try to seperate it but when you bite into it you get this initial crispy texture of the skin that goes well with the sauce. People are welcome to try food here and give their reviews. As for me I'll continue ordering the 1 item I like from there.

WORST CHINESE FOOD EVER! Of course being Chinese, I know that Chinese people do not typically eat…read morethis stuff, but I do enjoy Chinese takeout regularly. This place is awful overall with their management, customer service, and their food! Never go here

Why are such good takeaway places only in Brampton? This Vegetarian takeaway only place is named…read moreafter Ganpati/Vinayak (Elephant God) is undiscovered gem for me. For us it worth the drive to Brampton to pickup some food. We were delivering a wide variety of foods for an important family event and our goal was to pick up 20 different items. We ended up picking close to 40'items. The onion pakoras (20/10, yes not a typo), masala Idli, thaali with tamarind rice or lemon rice (both 10/10 and a slight up charge), all the veg curries, medu vadas, spinach medu vadas, samosas, fritters, stuffed breads, and oh those desserts - some mango flavoured, coconut and more. And the best almost all of things that we bought happened to be Vegan! There was raita and some dahi wadas that had yogurt. And get these, we did not buy masala dosas, regular idlis, puttus, noodles and pasta (yes they had pasta, probably Tamil or Sri Lankan style) and so much more. Wonder how many times I will have to make a trip to try everything here.

Ordered a take away of 3 masala dosas, 5 idli, samosa and portion of spring roll…read more The food was bagged cold - so you have to heat the sambhar it at home. Now issue is the dosa became soggy due to the steam. Longer it stayed wrapped more soggy it got. Would be ideal that they're wrapped just at collection and sambhar is given hot in container. That way can unwrap and eat straight away. Samosa and spring roll small baby sized. I will say though samosa filling was tasty as was the dosa filling. In fact the dosa was full! I rated at 3 originally but gave 4 given the amount of filling in the dosa - I look forward to restaurant opening so I can eat their dosa there and then. Will revisit!

Aside from all the great Polish and east European offerings, their pumpkin bread is the best bread…read morein the GTA, in my opinion.

Great European shop! Awesome plum and rose paczkis , yummy hot food station. All delicious!…read more purchased baked chicken with veggie cutlets, mushroom gravy, chicken wings, baked liver & onions, crepes, Must stop and shop store & staff are super friendly!

This grocery store has some unique items from Vietnam that I haven't seen anywhere else such as…read morethese freeze dried soup. Just add hot water. I was so happy to find them here. They also carried my favorite Phuc Long teas and they were reasonably priced too. I even found dragon fruit rice paper that is ready to wrap without water. These would make great gifts for that foodie in your life. Cash or debit card only.

Our go-to grocery store. Although it doesn't have deals on…read morethings we use often or would like to have discounts on. Their sushi is really good here though!

I used to drop by this plaza often. It would mainly happen after work when I'd be driving home…read more Businesses at this plaza are spread out. The businesses that I frequented the most were Burger King, Mark's, McDonalds, Wok of Asia, and Factory Direct. Ever since I have been working from home during this pandemic, I rarely visit this area. After working from home last Wednesday, I needed to head into Mississauga to run an errand, Driving home, I realized that I needed a grocery store. I remembered Panchvati Supermarket. It was a few doors down from Factory Direct. I had never been there. It was time to check it out. I got there just before 7 pm. There is always plenty of parking. I parked and walked in. I was greeted with bins of Indian snacks. I swear that I stood there, looking at all the brightly coloured snack packages, for a good five minutes. I eventually got a bag of bhel mix snacks. I came here to get a hand of bananas. I normally hit Giant Tiger, as prices are the cheapest around. I got more expensive bananas here that came up to just over $3. I was okay shelling out a bit more than usual. I love checking out any grocery store for the first time. The produce section was cool. It's not every day that you see an entire aisle full of huge bags of onions! I also spent a lot of time looking at packaged noodles. Veggie Hakka noodles. Hong Kong spicy garlic noodles. Noodles without onions or garlic. Lots of noodles! I was impressed. It was neat seeing bottles of Horlicks from the UK. I learned from a friend that Indian folks often spell the brand as Horlics. I asked her why the k is dropped. She simply said to mess with you... haha! The spices section is extensive. I have never been so mesmerized looking at every spice package. It was easier for me to figure out what spices I do have at home. While I was lining up, I looked at the hot samosas, spring rolls, and puffs. A man was getting a number of samosas. They smelled so good! I had a friendly cashier. He was competent and worked quickly. I paid using a debit card. I tapped and was done. He bagged my items and handed me my receipt. I wished him a good night and he reciprocated. I have been driving past this supermarket for years. It was nice that I finally dropped by to check it out. It's quite the gem in this nondescript plaza. I'll definitely come back to dive further into the snacks and noodles. (8)

Very clean and well organized Indian Supermarket. They offer some vegetables and fruits. The okra…read moresold here looks very fresh. They have an excellent Basmati rice section and lots of curries, turmeric, masalas for Indian cooking. They also play very good music inside here. Just now I heard two excellent songs: "Koi VI Nahi" by Shirley Setia and Gurnaza And "Chan Kitthan" by Ayushmann & Rochak Kohli Two of my favorite Indian pop stars.