Sunshine Palace

They make nice Chicken Kabab and Bihari Kabab… They are only one who make fresh kababs…

«No place to sit… low quality food… the restaurant feels like a oven because they will not turn on the air conditioning… the portions are smaller and smaller every time you come here smh horrible experience… never coming back… DO NOT EAT HERE!!»

The food isn’t memoranle, but it’s decent. Prices are ok, the roti bread is very fulfilling. Tried their spinach aloo dish, achari gosh, and Sikh kebabs. All good, but not amazing. I wouldn’t mind going back, as the food isn’t bad, but again, it’s not special either. Also, there is very limited seating.

This place used to be one of a favorite places for lunch and dinner even though they did not have a buffet. The quickly went down the drain by (a) increasing prices steeply month over month (almost doubled) and (b) compromising both on the quality and quantity of food. All in all a place to avoid… very expensive and not good food.

Seekh Kababs are worth the trip everything else is a hit or a miss. Too much oil in most dishes.

worst thing I ever ate. they microwaved my biryani and mixed chilli powder in ketchup for «hot sauce». never going back.

Great Good, very tasty

In the midst of freighter truck central is a lovely little piece of sunshine for the travel weary. Sunshine Palace radiates authenticity from the get-​go. The silverware have been dismissed– diners are comfortable digging in, masterfully, with hand-​torn naan scoopers. The storefront would suggest a buffet style food preparation, but that impression was quickly offset by the made to order breads fluidly thrown from the oven and the individually whipped lassi. I had the goat kadahi to go with a side of piping hot roti and a salted lassi. The lassi subdued the heat on the kadahi, and the roti was a welcomed vehicle for savory goat stew. Sunshine palace serves up a hearty meal that really hits the spot.