I'm a huge fan of Indian cuisine, and this was the first time trying Southern Indian and it was…read morereally good. The server was very helpful in our selection and made recommendations that fit our needs. I'm from the USA but will try this type of food again.

All except the thali variety was super good. The ambience is inviting which makes you come again…read moreand again. Dosa is excellent

Tried papdri chaat , choley bhatura , pao bhaji n sponge rasgulla…read more Taste was good but not exceptional . Might come if I am driving by this side , may not come specially for it

They are still trying to establish themselves but they do have a good variety of mains. Of they do…read morea thorough research on Canadian customers and their competitors and incorporate those learning they have a great potential to grow. I am not impressed fully with their food and experience but still a four star as there are so many dishes that have done a good job transporting the taste from India to Canada. If they stick to their original recipes they will continue to attract food lovers. Their starters need a lot of improvement both in portions and taste. I was a big fan of bikanervala delhi ( in early 2000) but my experience with chat in Canada has not been good. But their mains are still good, we like their kulcha, thali, Chinese, chole, daal makhni, rajma chawal a lot. But my last visit daal makhni did not taste the same , it could be one off day I hope they remain consistent with their preparations. Their mithai( Indian sweets) are great no one has that great mithai in GTA. This diwali we gifted bilanevala mithai to our friends as they are the best.

Small restaurant with a large menu and large sweets selection! The service was quick and efficient!…read moreFood was good everyone that I knew recommended we try here for the best Indian food in town, it didn't disappoint was t the best I've ever had but pretty good! Good for vegetarians and non-veg I would come back here again when I'm in town!

Excellent food and always fresh. My go to place whenever I visit the area. Friendly service and…read morealways consistent with the food. I've tried other Indian restaurants but they don't compare. Highly recommend.

Awesome butter chicken at a very reasonable price ! I keep coming back for more. Fresh naan goes so…read morewell with this too

I have lived in Brampton for almost 5 years now and not sure why I have never tried this restaurant…read morebefore. Last week we ordered from here for take out. We were so happy we gave them a try. Food was close to Incredible. We got chicken malai tikka, paneer lababdar, garlic naans and lacha prantha. Everything was good and delicious. Garlic naan was one of best I had in Canada. Prantha was a bit dry, maybe some butter or ghee on top will make it better. Chicken tikka was moist and had good amount of flavour. Overall an amazing meal. Will surely try this place again!!

Focuses on egg based preparations with quite a large selection of dishes. Many of the items are…read morequite unique and not commonly found in other restaurants. Dishes are richly spicy and boldly cooked. We had egg paplet (egg omelette on rich spicy gravy), egg stuffed paratha, aloo paratha, and bharwa golgappe. Though it was spicy (except the golgappe), we loved all the dishes. Items are reasonably priced. Wonderful service. Nice and bright ambiance, well maintained and clean interior. Parking is convenient in the plazas private lot

From the owner: Gupshup — Brampton’s favorite spot for authentic Indian street food with a modern Desi twist!…read more Formerly known as Uncle Omlet, Gupshup brings the same mouthwatering flavors, now served with more vibe, more fun, and more gupshup! From spicy Anda curries, cheesy omlets, and crispy sandwiches to classic pav bhaji and late-night snacks — every dish is cooked fresh with love, Indian spices, and a whole lot of personality.

Lacoste Bakery is okay overall, but I found the prices for cakes to be relatively high compared to…read moreplaces like Fortinos or Metro. The selection doesn't offer many unique designs or flavors to justify the premium cost. It seems to be more about convenience than creativity. Personally, I'd prefer going to the larger grocery bakeries for better variety, design, and taste at a more reasonable price.

A-One samosa's are available at this location. Which makes it so much easier for us living near…read morethis location to be able to get those samosas. As the original location is further away. We have been visiting this location many times since it opened. Which makes it our go to location when we have guest coming over or just in general. The service at this location, is pretty good on certain days. As they sometimes only have 1 person working the front area. Waiting for pickups/orders can take some time. Expect to wait 10-15 mins for your orders to be fulfilled or taken. As this location does not offer sit down option, this is more of a grab and go location as is most of their spots. They do have cakes available here and Indian sweets if needed. Which is what we have gotten sometimes. But the this location is clean and well kept.

Sardar Ji was a good experience overall. Upon entering we were seated within 5 minutes, as they had…read moreto clean up the table. It is extremely crowded inside, so some can definitely feel a bit overwhelmed. The atmosphere is loud, as it's a mixture of Bollywood videos being played as well as the noise of people talking. The food was very tasty and came out quicker than I was expecting. Sardar Ji may not be my first choice in terms of Indian restaurants, but it's definitely worth trying!

| AVOID THIS PLACE - Manager RUINED Our Son's Birthday & Mother's Day…read more If I could give zero stars, I would. We visited this restaurant -- just minutes from our home -- to celebrate a very special day: our son's 15th birthday and Mother's Day, with our elderly parents. What we expected to be a warm family dinner turned into one of the most humiliating and upsetting experiences we've ever had at a restaurant. My wife, who has a medical condition, carries a personal sipper with filtered electrolyte water that she needs during meals. Not only is this drink not served by the restaurant, but it's critical for her health. We had barely started our soup when the manager, Nagma, came over and said -- rudely and aggressively -- that we were "not allowed" to drink from it. She literally stood next to our table and said: "I'll watch you until you stop." We explained the situation. She didn't care. We asked to cancel the order since my wife couldn't eat without her drink. She refused. We explained again. She still refused. Only after more back and forth did she finally agree to cancel, but the rudeness continued. In the middle of our half-eaten meal, she came back, threw the bill on our table, and told us to leave. The final insult? One of their own staff members quietly told us this happens often, and that she's embarrassed to work under this manager. Her words: "I'm sorry. We're all frustrated with how she treats guests." We tipped her for her honesty -- she was the only decent part of this miserable evening. To the owners: You are losing business because of one person -- Nagma. Fix this. To everyone else: If you care about being treated like a human, let alone celebrating a special day with dignity -- DO. NOT. COME. HERE.