Kwality Sweets & Restaurants

Although the food is not too bad. This place is disgusting. They don’t even care how dirty it is. I don’t even wanna know how the food is prepared behind closed doors. Saw a clean spoon fall on the dirty floor and a waiter picks it up and chucks it back along with all the other «clean» utensils. I will never come here ever again. Service is not very welcoming either.
I would like someone from health department to audit this place. I guarantee they will not meet the standard qualifications and will be shut down immediately!

This place is always packed ! Had delicious chole bhature, though they were a bit oily. The mango lassi was super. But the golgappe (paani-​puri) were quite small in size and the salty-​sweet water lacked much taste. Overall, worth a visit.

I always do take out now since they are always so packed and busy. This is one of the best Punjabi restaurants with an expansion of their menu and restaurant space. They have one of the best chat papri and chole bhatura’s. Their sweets are amazing but I don’t recommend the brownies as I had bought them once for trial and they tasted hard and stale. Other than that their snack items are all fresh and amazing. Give this place a try especially if you are trying Indian food for the first time.

Have to lots of Indian restaurants. Disappointed with this one. Food is bland, no flavour.

Been getting take out from here for a while and finally ate here last weekend. Tried couple of weeks ago as well and the place was packed. Overall the food was fantastic. Had the chana bhatura, palak paneer, shahi paneer, karhi, and a thali which was a lot of food but we ended up finishing it all.
They have the best karhi so I will continue to return unless I can figure out how to make it

Stopped into Kwality today to grab some samosas for a work event. Having never been there, and with no prices on the digital menu, I asked about the cost of samosa. A steep 0.75 $ each. Back in my area they are 3 for $ 1. I balked at the price, but was committed to bringing samosas, so just accepted it.
Honestly, I snuck a few just now and they are so delish! Very fresh, not overly greasy and totally massive! They are easily 1.5 times the size of a normal samosa. If not double some places. While I am not excited about the cost, I would say they seem worth it. Just get your cheaper samosas for work luncheons somewhere else and enjoy these babies for yourself.

Love there breakfast. Food is fresh and amazing. Staff friendly. Sweet both Indian and Continental are good.

This is the one and only place I will go to for authentic Indian food! I started off with the traditional «safe» stuff, such as the Samosa’s and Butter Chicken, and eventually began diving into the rest of the menu. But no matter what I have tried, I have not been disappointed.
The samosas are gigantic, for starters. I always thought samosas to be small little things that fit in the palm of your hand, and consist of more dough than filling… but not at Kwality. For under a dollar each, you get a massive softball-​sized samosa that is just packed full with incredible tasting ingredients. Even just two of these would be enough to fill your stomach.
Their Channa is also second to none! They recently had a contest for customers for a chance to win Free Channa Bhatura for a YEAR, and I tried so desperately hard to win it! Unfortunately, I did not, which is cool because you never mind paying for something that tastes so good!
Their Dosa selection is something that separates Kwality from most other Indian restaurants. Their Amritsari Dosa and Masala Dosa are my two go-​to dishes, and it simply does not get any better than this.
The sweets counter is something that gives me trouble walking by without buying 2 pounds of treats. I usually grab a box of 5 or 6 of my favourites before walking out.
They also have an impressive display of cakes and pastries, and although I haven’t tried any myself, my son absolutely loves their cupcakes.

Best place to have indian food in brampton. There is no comparison to this place. If u wanna have real authentic indian food with proper species grease and taste, your search is over. Dont forget to order their garlic masala dosa, Amazing.

Mr. H and I went to Kwality since I was craving Chole Bhature and that turned out to be the only thing we liked.
Although I made reservations we never needed them since the place was not too packed. We ordered the Tandoori Platter with Seekh Kabab (goat)(good), Paneer Tikka (better than good), Chicken Tikka (so average) and Chicken Hariyali (uh.).
We also tried the Pani Puri which was so average and don’t even get me started on the Kulfi Faluda… let’s just say I never finished it… and it’s still lying in my fridge… I should probably toss it out.

Its alright… Definitely gets crowded… and server did forget about my drink… I would rather do buffets.

I really enjoy good Indian food, ands at this place there is a nice selection. Every time I am in the area I eat here and I have never gotten the same thing.
The food is very authentic and quite tasty. They have a nice variety from the different regions of India. The prices and curly is great, not overly spice just right for the Canadian palate. There is a nice variety of fruit drinks that I have come to enjoy. The one thing I always get time I am here is the garlic naan, which is so tasty! Everything seemed to be very reasonably priced so we can get several dishes to try and not break the bank.
The staff are friendly and courteous as they take your order plus they are willing to translate and explain the menu. Our last server offered us some suggestions which turned out to be a great deal!
The baked treats are my favourite I am determined to try them all! I have not yet but I will definitely be back.

It’s good wholesome food time after another. Veg or non veg. Can’t go wrong with kwality. Whenever I don’t want to take a chance and try something new kwality is my first choice.
It used to be Brar’s but they are no more the same Brar’s they used to be.

I had to come in here earlier today, just for those samosas! They are so good. The vegetable ones by the way. I tried the butter chicken. it wasn’t bad, but I’ve had better. I wouldn’t order the chicken but the chili fish, I know is amazing. I’m sure the lamb, or other stuff here is probably good. I gave it 3 stars today simply because of the butter chicken not being that great. I will keep coming here, I really like the samosas, lol

This place was awesome!!! Went with a massive crowd with lot of little ones to have brunch at this place and I was quite surprised in a good way that is.
As you enter the restaurant; after parking your car (plenty of parking), there are two sections to the place. Right side is for the restaurant and sweets (methai) where as the left side is for ice– cream and paan (which consists of fillings wrapped in a triangular package using leaves of the Betel pepper, and could be sweet or bitter depending on what you prefer)
The restaurant itself was very clean and up kept, they had plenty of staff to take care of the crowd. As we were a big group they gave us a closed big section at the back, which was kind of nice to seat all of us. The cooking area and where the place where the food was kept was clean.
The service was splendid. The server was present at all times and took our order properly. They came fast to clean the glass of water which fell on the ground. Then there was a lady walking around checking if everything was ok. They also turned the TVs on in that section which was nice.
Now the food. My cousin was on about how their Chana Bhatura was awesome, so we all went to try that. As soon as we looked at the menu we knew we need to try more things as the menu had a lot of AWESOME selection. Hence, we ordered:
1. Parantha — A whole wheat bread stuffed with spices and choice of Muli (dikon,) Aloo (potatoes,) or Gobi (cauliflower). We ordered Aloo Parantha, It was decent but I wanted the Aloo to be spicy. The bread came with a sauce to dip.
2. Onion Rava Masala Dosa — Rava shell stuffed wtih potatoes, onions, green chilli, ginger, black pepper and spices. Stuffing was to the full and quite filling. Watch out for the watery sauce it is exceptionally spicy.
3. Masala Dosa — Stuffed with potatoes.
4. Pizza Utthapam — Mixed vegetables, tomato sauce and mozzarella cheese
5. Channa Bhatura /​Puri — Chick peas cooked in authentic spices & served with fried bread. Enough to feed 2 people just order an extra Bhatura.
6. Thali — Three vegetables with rice, raita, salad, achar, dessert & naan or roti or extra rice. We have a lot of vegetables to choose from.
7. On the side/​Dessert we ordered Sweet Lassi, Salty Lassi, Mango Shake, Mango Lassi and a cake.
Pizza Utthapam was not a hit with adults as well as kids but everything else passed the flying colours. Overall, the quality, quantity, and taste of the food was very good. The service was great! and the menu is easy on the pockets.

Great for take out. Good price hearty food.
Kebabs were a bit dry, vindaloo was honest and true to tradition, saag is just like naani-​ma used to make.

I am a foodie & have stayed in Punjab for over 4 years with some fantastic eating experiences — sannewaal ka dhaba, amritsari phirni etc.
The good things first: clean, relatively less waiting time & brisk, bordering on indifference, service.
Many good reviews mainly from non Indians but also Indians had raised my expectations about this place in Brampton.
We ordered less but everything was bad to just about average.
1) Amritsari kulcha & channa
Channa was above average to good — spicy & thick gravy with good quality channa but kulcha left a lot to be desired– not enough stuffing & lacking the aahh! thing.
2)Kheema naan — goat was ATROCIOUS, artificial red colored over spiced tasteless meat.
3)Tandoor platter — fish, goat meat kabab & paneer tikka.
Fish tikka was average but kebabs were pathetic — colored granular meat that was tasteless.
The last nail in the coffin was paneer tikka. A supposedly trademark dish was screwed up so badly — bad quality paneer over-​grilled, dry & tasteless.
Lastly the sweet paan although customized by excluding some ingredients again was botched up & not at all like a paan.
Most of what we ordered was not eaten & left– please see snaps. Maybe I should not be so harsh from only one visit but I am not going back to this place again.
Banjaara & Trimurti are 2 Indian restaurants that serve quite a decent goat preparations.

My BF’s family wanted to take me out for my 30^th birthday. They all are from India and live in Brampton — I wanted an authentic experience with my peeps!
We decided on Kwality Sweets as they are very familiar with this place. I really enjoyed having all of the dishes on the menu explained to my by my extended family, I defer to them as they are the experts on this type of cuisine ;)
I ordered paneer pakora as my starter. The best way to describe this is like deep fried mild cheese, served with a spicy sweet sauce. This is one of my very favourite Indian fast foods, I just love it and could eat this all of the time!
We also enjoyed gol cuppe, which are little fried puffs that you stuff with a mixture of chick peas and potatoes, dunk into very spicy water, then pop into your mouth for a flavour explosion! So so so yummy!!!
We ordered a tandoor mixed grill for the table with Afghan and Haralyi chicken, and a goat kabob. The meats were super flavourful and tender.
For my main I selected a thali, which is a platter of veggie dishes that you select yourself which comes with rice, salad, dhai (yogurt) and a sweet of your choosing. I chose the aloo gobi (potato cauliflower curry), mutter paneer (cheese and peas in gravy), and the galab jamun (round little sweet ball). It was all very tasty and fresh, I just loved it!
My BF ordered an amazing dosa, which comes with various dips, including an amazing coconut chutney — very tasty! I liked how you can actually watch the dosa chef making the dishes in the restaurant, lots of talent that man had!
To wash it all down, I ordered a special Indian coffee which my BF’s mom recommended (not sure of the name but try to order it when you are here — so good!).
You can even order sweets by the pound or ice cream on your way out!
Overall, a very busy place but great to try if you are new to Indian food or have been enjoying it for years!

I’ve been going to this place for about 15 years or more. Always fantastic food, good fair prices. The cleanliness is top notch incl the bathrooms. The presentation of the restaurant itself is clean cut.
The food itself has remained consistent over the years. That’s fantastic. The breakfast channa bhatura is a trend with my brother to have each time we bring our car to get serviced down the street.
The mango lassi wasn’t as great as I’d like it to be but the food in general is fresh and delicious. The ice cream extension that open now has a absolute delicious selection of Indian frozen treats. I esp love the multi layered kulfi!
I’ve yet to find a better Indian restaurant around town anywhere. Votes up!

In order for me to give a good review, I look for the following things: freshness/​taste, cleanliness, and of course, good price point. With their most expensive items on the menu being ~$ 10/​$ 11, Kwality meets all of those qualifications!
Hostess, lady behind the sweets counter were both patient and nice when our order took longer than someone who’s a regular. During the meal, hostess even checked up on us, asking how everything was, etc.
We ordered 2 «lighter», app/​veg items for dinner: Channa Batura ($ 5.50) and Chaat Papri ($ 4.50). Turns out that both weren’t very light at all, but quite filling, enough for dinner serving, that’s for sure!
(I love Indian food, but in general, I find it quite heavy, so I don’t eat it often.)
Batura, fried bread, was delicious, and even though dish came with 2 pieces, 1 was more than enough for me. Channa (chickpeas) were nicely seasoned. With the exception of the pickled/​salted mango, the other pickles were nice.
Chaat Papri was quite saucy, a bit on the sweeter side, but tasty. Not sure if I’d be able to eat it on my own. Good value though.
The only minus points was for the setting. Seating was «closed off» from ordering counter and another dining area. Kitchen was closed off as well as station that stated it was for Masala Tea. I like open spaces more. Actual restaurant looks larger from the outside.
I also ordered a Chai that never came, but I was charged for. I told the staff and they were prompt to remove it from the bill.