Bangali Sweets and Restaurant

Their lamb biryani with veg raita on the side is really awesome. It's totally worth taking the detour on my drive from Toronto to Vancouver. Am now super excited for the tea. Mr. Rao serves each and every customer with undying passion and enigmatic perseverance. No doubt, the time I spent inside every minute people were flocking to pick up mobile orders as well as ordering food to go. Simple and great value for money place. Now I've a happy place in winnipeg too. ???

I recently visited Bangali Sweets Restaurant with high hopes of enjoying an authentic culinary experience. However, I must say that my experience left me disappointed on multiple fronts.Let's start with the pricing. The restaurant charged a staggering $19 per Thali, which, to my dismay, came with extremely small portions of food. For such a hefty price tag, I expected a more generous serving size and a wider variety of dishes. Unfortunately, the portion size was simply inadequate, leaving me feeling unsatisfied and questioning the value of the meal.Moreover, the decline in the overall ambiance and cleanliness of the restaurant was quite evident. The toilet facilities were not well-maintained, and the hygiene standards seemed to be slipping day by day. This lack of attention to cleanliness is both unappetizing and concerning, as it raises questions about the overall sanitation practices within the restaurant.The environment of the restaurant also played a crucial role in dampening my dining experience. The once-charming atmosphere seems to have lost its appeal, and the overall dining ambiance felt dull and uninspiring. This detracted from the pleasure of dining out and left me wanting more in terms of creating a pleasant dining setting.To sum up, my visit to Bangali Sweets Restaurant was underwhelming, primarily due to the exorbitant price of the Thali with its paltry portion sizes. The deteriorating cleanliness and ambiance further added to my disappointment. I hope the management takes these concerns seriously and makes significant improvements to regain the trust and loyalty of its customers. Until then, I cannot recommend this restaurant for those seeking an enjoyable dining experience at a reasonable price.

Yes I have guest from Amritsar/ KHADUR saheb one of my friend from Lahore Pakistan had four plates of Makki ki roti and Sarson ka saag with lasi . The price list on Meenu given , it is per person 9.99 next on line it is 10.99 and charged 67.99 dollars on my cradit card for four persons , I am unable to what is your policy. Sorry to say food enjoyed but the thing is confusing charges.The person on counter don’t have mobile phone number of owner .

Its a desi sweets and vegetarian lunch spot. Lots off sweets from Jalebi to gulab jamun and all that good stuff is available. They have a thaali lunch option from different vegetable option such as chana batura mix vegetable paneer to choose from with puri and halwa and their mango lassi slaps too. In the the north of Pembina highway approximately 10 minutes from University of Manitoba decent spot.Vegetarian options: Lots of veggie options to choose fromParking: Somewhat difficult to find plaza is generally busy.

Bengali Sweets are definitely recommended for their authentic tasting food, and their wide variety of selections when it comes to sweet. I have found myself, numerous times craving the delicious samosas they make! It's the best munchies snack as well as a good snack to take to a picnic setting when you're reading a book. All in all I'm really impressed by this beautiful local business that's run by the kindest of the souls. I actually never thought I'd find myself writing a review about bengali sweets because i remember coming across this place couple of times and just walking past it, however I'm glad my dad sent me here; Definitely recommend!!!!