New India Sweets & Restaurant

Was in a bind and needed to bring something quick to a potluck, so decided to give this place a try, again. Ten veggie samosas and ten chicken samosas came up to fifteen bucks. It wasn’t bad actually, it maybe became better than the last time I was here? It’s not too flour-​y anymore, it’s not oily, which is good, it was really stuffed, which is good, however, it doesn’t have a complex spice flavour. People seemed to like the sauces it came with. I guess it’s not too bad because it’s not oily and does have a lot of filling. However, I think it is quite expensive!

Our go to Indian restaurant. This place may not be the most modern in its décor but the taste and quality is on point. Initially, I was drawn in by their samosas as per the suggestion of other Unilocalers. Which might I say we’re incredibly filled, large and delicious! Then we decided to test out their sweets, omg delicious. So many different selections and always so rich and flavourful. We religiously get a pound at least every time we go by. We then tried their meat thali which came with fresh naan and meat biryani. It was amazing. Not crazy about their tandoori chicken though. We’re not afraid to experiment and it certainly pays off. The portions are very filling and the price is also very reasonable. Staff are also quite friendly and helpful. A must must must try.

Note: This is primarily a takeout joint. Do not bring your family in-​tow and expect a waiter serviced meal.
Ordered: Veg Biryani ($ 5.99, as per Benny’s suggestion) & Butter Chicken ($ 6.25).
If this place was in Brampton/​Scarb, the prices would be considered a bit high. 3 samosas/​$ 1.50 is special price for The White Man/​person who doesn’t have much options in the area.
Front of shop needs a facelift, let’s be honest here. Reminds me of Lazeez, down the street. Could use a repainting and a nice scrub down. Lady behind the counter could’ve cracked a smile or exchanged some sort of pleasantry… but she didn’t. Looked a bit miserable to me, but hey, it’s not fine dining.
Veg Biryani — Was good, did have a depth of flavour. This may seem menial, but I *loved* the fresh chopped onions, carrot pickle, & that green sauce that came in a smaller, separate container. I put that stuff right on top of my biryani!
Butter Chicken — Hmm… I’m mixed about this. It was awh-​ight. Chicken was off the bone and it seemed as though it was cooked separately then thrown in the gravy. Sauce was ok too. Not the best that I’ve had and certainly not the worse.
So if you’re in the area and feel like an Indian takeout, it’s ok. However, I wouldn’t drive out of my way for it!

Takeout order: Butter Chicken, Aloo Gobi, Mixed Veg and Channa Masala.
Got home and opened up my large containers of takeout and this is what appeared before me:
Channa Masala not submersed in a two centimetre protective layer of Ghee?!
Aloo Gobi not soaked in lovely red Ghee-​goodness?!
Mixed Vegetables not dripping wet with reddy Ghee goo? What the heck?!
I can’t even imagine not pouring Ghee out of my take out containers. Dabbing my food with paper towel to soak up excessive amounts of Ghee. What is happening here?!
In so much denial, I begin to load my plate of homemade Veg Biriyani with spoonfuls of of this culinary mirage. Bite after bite. Inspection of each spoonful. Huge chunks of chicken. Gravy. Cauliflower, peppers, onions. Flavours? Spices? Nom Nom Nom.
Verdict in Two words:
YUMMY DELICIOUSNESS!!!
Where has his place been all my life? This was our first time ordering from NI and won’t be the last. One Star for wowing me about the Ghee and Three additional Stars for taste. I have to check this place out again for consistency. Follow up review to come. Sorry about not having pics. The ghee less poods distracted me. Lol.
Peace!

Delicious food… especially for the price! :)
More or less a «dhaba» style restaurant… with fast service!
My buddy and I had a full meal and a drink each for less than $ 20.

I live in Mississauga and have came here a couple of times… each time I’ve been I had to deal with poor customer service. But this incident was the last straw.
Recently I went there with some friends to pick up samosa chaats. and the lady at the register was so incredibly rude! We just ignored her rude behaviour and just ordered.
When we started eating we noticed there was hair in the food, I went up the register to bring up the situation. she rolled her eyes at me and then with attitude dumbed the food in the trash! She got me some more food that didn’t have hair in it, and when I thanked her she completely ignored me.
I have never had such a bad experience in a restaurant before! It was shocking to see that kind of a behaviour from a cashier to a paying customer.
I never plan on going to this place again. So disappointing.

I’ve been going to this place for years, I’ve always loved their samosas and still do, one of the best I’ve ever had.
I also had some tikka masala chicken and naan. The naan was delicious and so fresh, but the tikka masala chicken had more vegetables then meat, and the chicken was hard and dry. Could have been a bad batch, but who knows.
They have a small dine in section but it is more of a grab and go kind of place.
Would have given more stars if the chicken wasn’t so disappointing, because the samosas are excellent.

I like this place and have bought veg samosas and pakoras many times. They stuff is quite fresh but it could be cold some times. The samosas are decent but pakoras are too dry not much in them.
I have also bought some methi (sweets) although its not the best but does the job on an average level. They have a lot of other things and I like to try some more thing.

I moved to Mississauga in ’96 and have been coming here since then. Hands down the best samosas I’ve had. And of course your Indian favorites are fantastic: butter chicken, naan and Briyani. Over ten years later and it still has the same authentic taste. Always worth the drive from Toronto. =)

My family has been ordering take out from here for years. It has authentic Indian food that is very affordable. Definitely worth the visit!

I’ve been frequenting this little restaurant for a number of years and its always been good. Affordable pricing, fresh and tasty food. Dine-​in or Take-​out. Although dine in is a little ‘cafeteria-​ish’. but its good for just a quick bite.
they have a pretty decent menu selection of typical north indian dishes. and plenty of sweets too. Its like a fast-​food counter so service doesn’t need to be much, but they manage to be friendly.
I’d recommend It for Indian food in the area, ideally for take out and then relax and eat at home. They have good Channa Bhatura, and Chicken Biryani. I haven’t tried all their stuff but I’m sure it is all reasonable to delicious!

Good food, but a bit too salty. Wished there were more vegetables in the meal. The onions tasted strong.

Personally my favourite take-​out Indian in Mississauga. I call the place «Cheap and Cheerless», but in NO WAY is that derogatory. The chili chicken, rice and Chana are great! But start with some Pakoras and sauce and a vegetarian samosa. I always have leftovers for next day’s lunch! Excellent value. Too bad they don’t deliver.

My fav place in Mississauga for an Indian meal. Highly recommend the Chana

went to this restaurant again. it just gets better. the naan and tandoori roti were just amazing. so fresh, crisp and well done. love the food… must try …

This place has the best samosas around! I recommend it highly as a good super cheap hole in the wall eat and I would venture it’s healthier than most meals at this price. For a healthy delicious treat try their Mango Lassi, which is a delicious yogourt shake.

I’m a fan not of everything but only Aloo Paranthas, the best in town

I’ve been to this place twice and both times i’ve been super satisfied. They have daily lunch specials for a great price that comes with a big piece of naan! The butter chicken is a little spicy so I sweat by the time i’m finished lol but it’s so worth it! Check it out!