This is a new pizza food stall in The Food Alley. It soft-opened on 2024-10-19. They make…read moreeverything, including the dough at the stall. They 8" (4-slice) and 12" (6-slice) pizzas. Everything is halal. They choose the best ingredients to make the tastiest pizza that is to their liking. They are starting out with only four flavours for now: Cheese ($12.95/$20.95), Mushroom ($13.95/$22.95), Tandoori Paneeer ($14.95/$23.95), and Sujuk ($15.95/$24.95). You can add chili flakes to your liking. Drinks are $2.00. You may feel the price is high, but it is worth it for a quality product. Their dough is their own recipe made with a 9-year old sour dough starter, which must be fed every day! This is also made fresh in the food stall. I ordered the Tandoori Paneer Pizza (small $14.95) and a Not Just A Garlic Dip ($2.00). It tasted really good! The dip is good too. Service was great; you can tell they have a passion for their pizza. It takes 8 mins in the oven to make. The Mushroom has sautéed mushrooms, cheese, homemade white base, and rosemary oil. You can taste the freshness of the mushrooms and the cheese. The rosemary oil elevates the mushroom taste. The dough was delicious, fluffy, and bounced back when pressed. The Tandoori Paneer has black sesame on the crust. It has cheese, homemade curry sauce, bell pepper, zucchini, red onion, jalapeno,. It is topped with mint oil, fresh coriander, fried onion. The Sujuk has mild Turkish beef sausage, black olives, special creamy cheese, and homemade tomato base. It contains eggs. I've never had Sujuk before; it was delicious, as was the cheese and dough. I did add chili flakes with thus slice. You can use the seating available in The Food Alley. There is no free WiFi. The alley is not truly wheelchair accessible because it consists of large gravel. There are no customer washrooms. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2024-214

Burning Pizza is located in Food Alley, the outdoor food market that has recently opened up on…read moreQueen Street. They make their pizza dough fresh and at the food stall. They also use fresh ingredients to make their pizza. Pizzas are offered in small or medium sizes. We tried "Burning Sujuk Pizza"; it was very delicious. The vibes here is family-friendly and the owners deeply care about providing a great experience.

We ordered here on a Saturday night. The restaurant was not too busy since we called ahead to place…read moreour order. Our food was ready to be picked up right away. The restaurant was clean and well organized. It is great fast food. Staff was very courteous. I give it a 3 star because the food was good but it wasn't amazing. It was great for the price l. I recommend it if you live in the area and are looking to satisfy a craving. The amount of food we ordered could easily feed 4 people.

My family enjoys the food. Service is prompt, portions are what one expects, and prices are…read morereasonable.

The people at this establishment are kind, especially the older uncle who makes and gives you fresh…read morejalebi. Best jalebi I've had, stays crunchy and delicious even days after it's made and they will give you so many samples you don't even need to buy any lol. Must visit when I come to Brampton. Their halwa can be a hit or miss but for sure ask them to make you fresh jalebi!

This shop in Pertosa drive has a lot of Indian sweets food main dishes and pakoras…read more Firstly I don't like the look of too much food colour in sweets it's putting off swing red green sweets makes me gag Secondly the pakoras and snacks are mote expensive than their competitors around and no value for money Finally the pakoras taste not too good and besan ladino was over greased with the taste missing like not crunchy and tasted too oily The potatoTikky was tasteless too If I can won't go there often well maybe sometimes As almost every thing was a bit disappointing

I don't usually leave bad reviews but i must say the saj chiken sharwma plate i ordered was…read moreabsolutely terrible. First of all i went to eat the sharwma about 5 minutes after i received my food and the thing was so soggy that I could even pick it up, then it was cut into two giant pieces instead of 4 sections. Next I felt like the service is good however I was not a recipient of this service. Granted, I was not in the best mood because had drove to the drive test center next door from Brampton and wasn't able to take my test due to unforseen circumstances but despite that I never showed the owner or the daughter any disrespect. I simply made my order and rushed through the questions the daughter was asking me as far as the toppings as I needed to use the washroom. I don't know if they to took offense to that or they felt intimidated by a 6ft black man in the store but I sshouldn't ceive lackluster food because they felt my demeanor was "mean". Do better.

Coming through Burlington, found Chefs Door in the plaza off of Brant. I walked in right when lunch…read morewas starting and ordered the lunch menu platter with Lamb. Lamb does take a bit longer to make than the beef or chicken option. My thoughts: nice and friendly staff. Clean location. And the food was quite good. A good amount of food for the platter during lunch. I definitely recommend to pop in during a lunch break.

Was looking for a place to get food before heading to our hotel. This place is open until 1:30am!…read moreMenu is available on a qr code that you scan. There is a lot of item available. The restaurant itself is tiny but very welcoming. When you enter, you get envelop by the Indian culture and its calming effect. I took the butter chicken with garlic naan bread and rice. The portion are big. You can get the butter chicken at different spice level. I took the spicy, there's a very spicy one that I was going to take but I remember that at midnight, I might have digestive problem. It was very good. Honestly one if not the best butter chicken I ever has! Chicken was tender, the sauce was just amazing, the garlic bread amazing. My girlfriend took the samething but mild with cheese bread and another type of rice. She loved everything. If this place wasn't 8 hours of drive from my home, I'd come back for sure! But next time I'm in town, I'll make the detour.

Truly authentic Indian Hakka flavours Been to Many…read morerestaurant across GTA this one reminds me of flavours from India street food I would highly recommend recommended Fried rice, Manchurian and noodle It was take out order price is avg

Eatery, not a restaurant in the portion of Westwood Square with an exterior entrance. The…read moreneighbouring shop sign looks similar, so make sure you're going to the right place! I'm not sure if getting a takeout of a chai + a coupla samosas qualifies me to write a review, but I thought it was just ok. Chicken Biryani was cheap, like under $10, but I didn't try it! Not enough signage especially for the Veg items in the chafing trays. They had a sign for Non-Veg, but absolutely nothing for the Veg. The signs for the snacks weren't super clear. I'm assuming that the pricing was per lb. It took quite some time for me to grab some snacks, a good 15-20mins for a cup of tea & some samosas. Samosas at $2/2 were just ok, I didn't really love their stuffing, but on the positive side, it wasn't greasy. I'd try it again, but wait was really too long. Girl who served me was friendly, everyone else was busy doing tiffins/refreshing the trays from buckets of food from the back room.

food was fresh and delicious and good customer service Must Try once…read moreMany other things to try in Desert

I do enjoy Guru Lukshmi, but honestly, it's such a production to just be able to sit down and eat…read more Even if you've made reservations, you still end up sitting at some vacant, former eatery next door in order to wait for a table. Service is kind there, but then the owner - or whomever - smiles, looks at you, then looks at the door as soon as you've taken your last bite. Needless to say, it's not an entirely pleasant experience. In comes Yarl Dosa/Yarl Dosa Corner/Dosa Corner to the rescue! I believe it's just called Yarl Dosa 'cause that's what their signage/menus say. The atmosphere at Yarl Dosa is probably the direct opposite of Guru. It's located along a strip of Kennedy S, in Brampton, where every other unit is some kinda South Indian or Caribbean eatery. Due to the dim lighting, the place appears to be closed, but it's not. No chandeliers to speak of. And there are no crowds waiting for a table. It was actually quite dead on a Wednesday evening. Lucky for me, I ended up going with friends who are from Sri Lanka, so they were able to order stuff off the menu and explain to me what certain things were. Menu are words only, some descriptions. I ordered the Ghee Paper Masala Dosa which my friend requesting extra ghee for me. Dunno why, but I think they thought that I'd like it. It was a bit too greasy for me, not to the fault of the cooks, so I think I'd skip this next time. Spicy potato was underneath the actual dosa. Chutneys were lovely, especially the spicy one! Other standouts include Daal Curry (usually I'm not a fan of daal), Mutton Chukka (off-menu), Paranthas (nice 'n flaky), dosas...sans the extra ghee, & freshly made Masala Tea (a bit too sugary as a regular order). ;) Next time you're in Brampton, do yourself a favour, and check this place out!

Tried Tahini's recently and walked away with more negatives than positives. The restaurant itself…read morelooks nice, the design gives off modern Mediterranean vibes and feels lively. I decided to try their signature shawarmas: Korean BBQ and Tandoori Chicken. A letdown right away was realizing that the signature items aren't customizable. You get the pre-set toppings, and anything extra costs more. It doesn't feel very customer-friendly. The Tandoori Chicken wrap was colourful and tasted solid, though the Saj bread was too chewy and dulled the dish. The Korean BBQ wrap had a nice presentation with glossy BBQ sauce and habanero, but the first bite had an odd smell from the chicken that raised concerns. The flavours were strong enough to cover it, and I managed to finish it. Unfortunately, the real issue came later. Within an hour of eating, both my wife and I started feeling uncomfortable, serious bloating and stomach issues that lasted into the night. It's not the type of after-effect you want to deal with after what's supposed to be a signature meal. While the food looked great, the lack of customization, chewy bread, and the aftereffects made this visit a tough one. For now, I wouldn't consider going back.

Their prices are great, and every wrap on the menu is unique and delicious. I've tried all of them…read moreand they always hit the mark. I strongly recommend them if you are craving shawarma, falafel, gyro, or something different.