Rajdhani Sweets

Place itself is conjugated and not very spacious. But man do they make good chaat paapri. 5 starts for chaat papri– everything else is pretty average.
If you want chaat papri and you are in brampton, go to rajdhani!

I work int he plaza right beside this place… the service is a little slow during lunch hours but other than its good indian food for the right price and a good filling lunch. food has always been on point… I have tried their choley bhaturay and vege thali… Price wise its a much better bang for your buck than any other fast food chain like subway and pizzanova… if you enjoy indian food its a place to check out…

One of the cheapest good quality indian thali available in brampton. Sweets are decent, other snacks are good and reasonably priced too. Not many options in the menu but whatever is available is great for the price.

I have been a regular of this place but over last year or so, I have seen a decline in the taste and quality of food served here.
The prices are very nominal and the quantity isn’t bad either. Waiting time over here has always been high just because of number of customers coming here to eat. Food quality has gone from great to pretty mediocre and inconsistent. I wish they would shift from using disposable cutlery (spoons/​forks/​cups) to actual one. Overall a good place but really need to tighten their belts to compete with newer restaurants opening in the area.

Amazing food and taste. Had been to both locations in Etobicoke and Brampton. Though the food taste is good at both places, the ambience and presentation is much better in Brampton location. Nice staff and good service. Sometimes it gets crowded and service is slow but that’s acceptable for busy place.

I hate to write negative reviews but this time I will my stop myself. We have been at this restaurant several times. This is a self serve restaurant. You stand in a line to place your order, get a table, pick up disposable cutlery, foam glass and a water jug, and wait for your number to be called when your food item is ready.
Prices at the self serve restaurants are usually less when compared with other restaurants with full service. You can get Thali for $ 6.49 which consists of 3 veggies, a dessert, salad, rice and a nan bread or two rotis (whole wheat bread). It’s a decent price and food tastes okay.
However today July 16, 2015 we had made a visit to this restaurant with two other families for a quick meal. In my order I had found a plastic stripe in rice which was about 6−7cm long (pictures have been posted in the picture gallery section). While chewing my food I felts something wasn’t right and when I took the stuff out of my mouth that is when I found this plastic stripe. I was disgusted and so as others on the table. Imagine how unhealthy and unhygienic it Paul’s have been if I would have digested that plastic.
Sad part is when I showed the plastic found in my food to the girls at the front they called the one of their senior girl who just said it could have been from their plastic bags outside and said she could give me extra rice if I want. She didn’t even apologize. I declined her offer of free rice and said thank you to her.
At that point 6 people on the table had lost their appetite and we decided to leave the place. All 6 of them, regular customers of this restaurant, said they will never visit this unhygienic restaurant again.
I really hope they take the cleanliness and hygiene seriously.

As many have said, the service is worst. It seems they don’t care about people walking in thru their doors. We came in at 10:40 am (place opens at 10), and we’re told that food won’t be ready until another 40 minutes. Host won’t even talk straight. Seems busy doing nothing. We ended up eating pakora which were good but missed trying their food. Definitely not going back.

Service is definitely bad. When you go to dine in, no one arrives to give you the menu or take your order. You must go in line and place your order and wait for your number. They forgot to update the order numbers on the screen so many people were confused.
We ordered two mango shakes and three thalis. Our turn came to pick our food and we went. There is no dahi (yogurt) to start off with like at other Indian restaurants. They put the salad, onions, and cucumbers under the rice which makes no sense. The naan came way later and the mango shakes by the time we were done our meal. No one informed us that they were ready, we had to go about four times ourselves. The staff doesn’t even ask or care. The naans were mostly very crisp and oily, not appealing at all. Most were burnt. The channa had no spices, lacking severe taste. The mango SHAKE was garbage, it was just mango juice.
The staff doesn’t even ask if you need anything else. There were unprofessional foam cups in the corner with some open straws for people to take if they were dining in. Again, had to ask and find them. We just ended up leaving without finishing our entire meals, as food and service was bad.
BOTTOM LINE: Extremely poor service and food. Pick another restaurant.

So i was @ this restaurant with my mom waited in line to get takeout. 3 ladies behind counter. Not serving to customers just laughing about somthing Plus when my turn came to give order girl behind counter took order frm coustmer behind me. So i just walked out frm there. Never ever going back there again

Above average punjabi vegetarian food. Service was good and courteous. As the restaurant is vegetarian so had limited selection but still did not miss any popular dishes. I ordered vegetarian biryani and thali (platter with bread, rice, vegetables and sweet). Most of the restaurants have sweet and yogurt in thali but Rajdhani gives you only one to choose. The price of thali is same as most of the restaurants in Brampton ($ 5.99 + Tax). The place has seats where you can eat your food but not a full service restaurant. The food is not very spicy so my kids could eat it. If you are a fan of ‘gajar ka halwa’ (carrot dessert) then dont forget to add to your meal as they are really good in that. If you like punjabi food then also try their makki roti (corn dough bread) saag (spinach and mustard purée) with lassi (yogurt drink) on Tuesday’s.
At the end, I will go again only if in the area and will try to have their Saturday breakfast special.

Great tasting vegetarian food prepared from good quality ingredients. Servings are not too generous if you dine in. However they are more generous with the take out orders. The place is a bit too crowded and the servers are a bit too rushed in their service. But at least they are not rude like some other places I have been to. For a thriving business such as this place, they sure need a bigger place or at least a separate lineup for the sweets. They have a great variety of items but most of them come with the same chickpea with gravy called channa. After eating at this place don’t miss going next door for some delicious paan.

Good food. Long wait times, rude service. Avoid if your really hungry.
Bread pakoras were oily.
All the sweet meats were stale.
Never again

Food is awesome here. Tip: for takeout, call ahead so they can get the naan ready.

I came here for a visit today not knowing this location is also owned by the same owners of the Etobicoke location (
).
While the variety in the meal offering is pretty much the same (all vegetarian), this location is much nicer than the other. Presentation is the focus here, the service was not as good, but I’m going to overlook it as it was Diwali and they were inundated with customers.
They offer thalis here which are very delicious, though a little rich. The rice was flavoured with raisins and almonds, but I know they have plain rice as well. I had a delicious dish with sliced fresh ginger and mixed vegetables. Rajdhani is worth a visit for vegetarian lunch or an inexpensive, casual dinner.
I look forward to a return visit here.