Chor Bazaar

Introduced to me by a friend, this was a pleasant surprise tucked away in a plaza in Brampton. Not the most noticeable of places, but once you know where it is, a return trip is almost certain.
FOOD:
— wide variety of Indian /​Punjabi dishes
— reasonable amount of spice — enough for veterans fond of the spice but can be toned down for those faint of the heart.
— good quality, especially with the naans (I feel naans tell a lot about an Indian restaurant — and they have them done well)
— not ridiculously oily = score!
Food rating: ⁴⁄₅
PRICE:
— reasonable for a brown place in Brampton
— you are looking at 8 – 10 bucks a dish
— for a nice meal, you are looking at ~$ 25 a person (assuming you have a full dish, 1 – 2 naans, appetizer, and maybe a drink)
Price rating: ⁴⁄₅
DECOR:
— i was there a few months ago, but I hardly suspect things have changed a lot by now.
— It was nice and clean, cozily lit for dinner, and spacious
— has tables/​chairs (no cushiony sofas or anything) = I don’t care much for that, as long as the food is good and the seating doesn’t leave blisters on my arse.
— I would have taken pictures, but then I was with company that wouldn’t quite understand why I was taking pictures of the place without any of us in it… =P
Décor rating: ³⁄₅
SERVICE:
— Good service, didn’t take that long for my order to show up.
— Catered to all my paltry requests (more sauce, water etc…)
Service rating: ⁵⁄₅
Why to go there:
— good decently priced Indian food in a pretty comfortable setting
Why not to go there:
— hmm… can’t think of a reason, although do read the additional tips below:
Additional tips:
— if you have a large group, I recommend making reservations, because they would have to move tables around to accommodate you. Their default setting is set to only accommodate 4 – 6 people on a table.