Punjabi Kitchen

Ordered Aloo Paratha and Chole Bhaturay. Worst Aloo Paratha i ever have tasted. Yoghurt was sour. Bhaturay was ok but Chole were below average. Not recommended for break fast. Got some sweets as well and Kalakand was good.

When i visit to punjabi kitchen at langford found the best place for sweets and curries with great quality. Customer service is best as well as the premise is highly hygienic and clean.

Fresh cholle and bhature for breakfastnnTotally wowed

Went there for the first time (today), thought of trying my favourite before buying in bulk but were asked to pay 1.5$ as there was no broken piece available, as told by school girl (Punjab car).nI then settled for small portion of panjiri and besan ladoo 1/2 kilo, along with rasmalai, as first interaction was not welcoming to me.nnRasmali 8$ - 3 piece, heavenly sweet and then finishing notes are those of you generally get in plain Australian made burfi, sort of milk powder taste - very bad. Frozen rasmali is 1000 times better.nnBesan Ladoo is average, can smell chana daal or whatever daal is made of.nnPanjiri was better, but nothing extraordinary or good enough that would make you come back.

That's my love for sweets. ud83dude42nHygienic and decent quality, various varieties for your sweet tooth. Freshly made and worth the money. There is a place to sit or take away as you like with multiple snack options. Packing available for normal as well as designer boxes.