India Sweets Restaurant

Lots of food for a good price. Would go again. The service could use work, but the food is quite good.

The best Indian dhaba in the area, although that’s not saying much. The owner is a total curry nazi, but his Chana Bhatura & goat curry is on point.

Looove it! Favorite Indian food place! Amazing taste for every thing on menu! Love malai kofta. Amazing price for vegetable thali.

I’m a bit surprised at the positive reviews about this place. I got food poisoning from this food and I’m not one to get sick easily. It also didn’t taste good at all, and was too oily. Beware!

Great deal on the Samosas, I believe it’s 3 for $ 1 now (I think it used to be ⁴⁄₁). Soft, flakey, and just the right amount of spice/​filling. Both the tamarind (red) and the green sauce are AMAZING, I usually pour a bunch on to my samosas! The sweets are nice as well. If you are unfamiliar with Indian sweets (the food, not the restaurant), they are often very sweet, but a bit different from candy /​chocolate here in North America. Yes, some of them look like timbits, but they don’t taste anything like timbits. You can buy per pound, and in small quantities, if you are unsure.
The actual dinner food here is excellent as well. Great naan, paneer, chana bathura (sp?) and other curries. I’ve never tried the lunch buffet; we usually get takeout for dinner if anything. We’ve been eating here for many years, and my family has never once been disappointed. Whenever there are potlucks/​get togethers at work or with friends, we will gladly pick up 30 – 50 samosas from here (the price is too good to beat!) and there are NEVER left overs. If you order in large quantities, make sure you call ahead though!
As a side note, the owners are very nice and friendly people too, which always helps :)

The process leading up to my visit every time, without fail:
— I drive by, not hungry;
— I stop in because it’s convenient;
— I’ve already pulled into the parking lot, so I must be peckish for one little samosa;
— I’m delighted once again at the price: 3 vegetarian samosas for $ 2;
— I am a frugal Asian and must take advantage of a good deal;
— I buy 6 samosas.
Oh woe is me.
But seriously now, these SAMOSAS are phenomenal. These are not the shell-​so-​hard-​it-​will-​cut-​the-​roof-​of-​your-​mouth variety; nor the where-​on-​earth-​is-​the-​filling-​oh-​wait-​there-​I-​see-​it variety.
These heavenly palm-​sized pillows have an almost flaky shell & while they make little grease windows in the paper bags, India Sweets manages to make the grease barely noticeable on your palate & fingers. the best part is, they are STUFFED plump with a piping hot potato, pea, spice filling. I’ve even had one heated up a few days later in the toaster oven and still, the filling, shell — awesome.
Minus 0.5 stars due the hours which are set but different almost every day, due to their catering requirements I think. Not the easiest place to go to for a random late evening snack.

Cosey place serving home style indian meals, recommended to me by my Indian friend. Their lunch combos are good.

This is a small family run resturant. The food is really fantastic. Prices are reasonable. I go here once every two weeks.