Sweet Palace Restaurant

By far one of the best Indian restaurants I’ve been to. My friends and fam absolutely love the butter chicken, tea and sweets. The staff is also really friendly and professional. :)

I had passed this place many times but never actually went in. This all changed last night, I was positively surprised to find a nice and clean sitting area. We were seated soon. The food is actually pretty good. You have an option of ordering a «Thali» which means a combo of 3 veg/​non veg curries, a serving of rice, yogurt, garden salad and a sweet of your choice. Or you can order alakar style which also comes along with a serving of salad (complementary). Their twist on salad with green spicy chutney and savoury condiments on it was a delight for my tongue.
The food was well prepared and tasted fresh. Their nans (flat bread) weren’t as good as some other restaurants in the neighbourhood, specifically talking about «rajdhani» here which is located just couple of blocks away. The curries were pretty decent sized, well made. The pricing was pretty nominal for the taste. I will come back again.
The only draw back of my experience was extremely and even more extremely loud music being played by the shop owner next door, but the doors of the restaurant were sound proof so thankfully we didn’t have to go through listening to that insanely loud music while eating.
Overall pretty good experience! Surely worth a visit

Love this place. Its right down the street from me so I do come here often. Have not yet tried their sweets but the food is amazing. I think we have tried pretty much everything on the menu and have not been disappointed.
Samosa’s are probably one of the best in GTA and staff is very friendly and polite

Basically everything you would dream about in an Indian restaurant! The samosas were $ 1 for 3, and they were, as other readers have said, so so crispy outside and yet so fluffy inside. Their butter chicken curry that my friend had was delicious. I had a medium portion of the eggplant curry and it was very filling. The flavours are bountiful and there is so much that is jam-​packed in their dishes, I LOOOOOOVE it.
Also, there are a lot of people and when you know its popping, youve gone to the right place

This Toronto area (Brampton, actually) Indian food joint is solid.
The samosas are good, the chicken tikka masala is on point, and the naan bread is outstanding.
Visited here a week ago and liked it so much I was back a few days later for more.

Been here many times. Clean and roomy for a regular Indian restaurant. Delicious food all around. It’s always busy so you know they have good turn around. Their Tikka chicken and butter chicken are awesome. Price is very reasonable.

As others have written, these are the BEST samosas in town. Fluffy yet crispy, not too spicy, generous potato-​veg filling, and they give you two dipping sauces complimentary [mint and tamarind based] which is just alright — I prefer them with spicy mustard or a hot chutney. The pricing is really good, something like 3 samosas for a dollar which for the quality can’t be beat anywhere in Brampton [or possibly the GTA]. There are a couple of different options for fresh fried pakoras which are ok but not as good as the samosas, although it’s nice to have variety if you’re looking to grab quick/​delicious sides for a BBQ or dinner party.
Of course they also have a great selection of traditional Indian sweets onsite, perfect for grab and go for any type of event. Their sister shop nearby offers fresh Jalebi by the pound which seems to be very popular on weekends and ethnic holidays. I know they have a decent lunch Thali special but personally I’m not really a fan of their curries as they are a bit bland and I prefer spicy Indian food. I mainly come for the samosas and sweets, but the restaurant is usually pretty busy round dinner time and on weekends.

*PUBIC HAIR FOUND in food* I’m usually very satisfied with my samosas from here. This is all I’ve ever ordered. Granted the line up is chaotic and they never have the amount I want, I always leave happy having one even!
Recently I got a dozen which comes with sauce and chutney. The green chutney sauce had a giant PUBIC hair when I got to the bottom of the container. I’ll refrain from disparaging comments but you can imagine my disgust and outrage. Never again!!!

Great family-​style Indian restaurant with booths, comfortable and homey in a corner of a strip mall, packed with parked cars. It has the feel of a family run business. The menu is lush and colourful well laid out with all the favourites from India. Prices are decent too! Their naan came in quite a variety with the garlic naan tasty and fresh. Another favourite was their chicken wrap made with fresh naan wrapped around moist chunks of chicken with a zesty sauce, wow what a delightful spin on some classic ingredients and absolutely blows Tim Hortons chipotle wrap completely out of the water. No need to add extra sauces or anything like that to our food as it came to us piping hot, seasoned and flavourful. My shrimp Masala was excellent with plump juicy shrimp cooked just right. Our service was fantastic with a quiet guy who showed up exactly when we needed him, filling up our water glasses and bringing us all the good stuff. Kudos to the staff who were inundated with a festival going on nearby and the lineup for takeout and sweets going out the door, yet not missing a beat with the sit down customers. Very impressive! I’d love to visit again and try another dish or two.