Punjabi restaurant

Its a very good restaurantAmritsari Kulcha was very goodBut the veg biryani was very very bad

It was a great dinner at Lucky's. We had multiple dishes in total. Service was promt and food served was hot!!! ordered chaat and it was really tasty! Afghan chicken could have been better. Tacos were definitely a hit on the table. For mains we had butter paneer and butter chicken which was on a sweeter side. Murg masala was on spot. Amritsari chole were bland but once requested they definitely improved and made it a lot better. Bhature, kulcha, naan and roti were quite well done! Would love to visit again. So engaged in hogging the food on the table, only thought of taking a photograph when we're all done.

This feels like I’m transported back to India! The food is SO good. Authentic and super delicious. Better than most places I’ve been to. I’m definitely coming back. It’s worth the wait

No acknowledgment of customerFood was late 35 mins.Food is usually goodbut customer service is appalling.Sometimes the pakora are a real miss but the mains are a decent quality and quantity. Spicy but not overly spicy.

See the pepperoni pizza? Come on. Don't be stingy with the toppings. I give 5 stars because employee is nice and only 4min walking distance to my home.I love pepperoni pizza and I dislike scarce toppings. I'll be back soon if the owner read my simple complain.P.S. This pizza place used to be called Hot Millions Pizza and I am a regular customer since March 2020.*UpdateAfter numerous orders, I'm happy with the toppings. I can taste the pepperoni with each bite.I wish Punjabi Tadka sell beers for take out order. Hey, Liquor store is 12-17min walking distance okay.Keep up the good work!

I loved their food always. Their biryani is nice. It taste different, not exactly as a biryani. But it taste good for some reason. The food is good. They have a lot of vegetarian dishes as well. Little bit pricy but it’s good.

i was so impressed with the vegies stuff here. The behaviour of staff was quiet impressive & they took very less time to delievered the order.Heartly thanks to the owner ☺️ to open this shop with fabulous taste for us in kelowna☺️.

Best tiffin in missisauga ! Delicious home cooked food. The menu varies every week so you get to try different veggies and curries. They offer flexible meals plans (from thrice a week to monthly packages). I would highly recommend.

This is such an underrated restaurant. The food is typical Indian food, not some pretentious dulled down attempt like most restaurants. We ordered breakfast items, Aloo Puri, Aloo Prantha, and Gobhi Prantha. It was so delicious. Just like home. The best part is they're open at 7am, which is so great because I'm usually trying to beat traffic and have a smooth start of the day. Thank you for such great hours of serving customers. This is what BC needs, more options at better times.

It was the first time I had Indian food in Toronto, to be honest, I would never thought about having Indian in Canada, since there are a good number of indians restaurants in Hong Kong, and they are quite authentic according to the Indian KOL in Hong Kong.Having Indian in Toronto probably not the first thing comes to my mind but it was quite an experience. Gotta say the menu was substantial, plenty of choices, even tho quite a few were involved their butter chicken. Dishes in the menu were in their Indian name, that sounds authentic, however, the food itself was quite fusion to suit the Westerners palate. Butter Chicken, kinda like the Chicken Tikka Masala in England, and they claimed they are the best in town. I wouldn't go that far to say they are the best I have ever had, but it was definitely not bad at all.Since the dishes here in the Great White North usually pretty big and we don't have a big appetite, so 5 of us ordered two platters, a butter chicken poutine, butter chicken with naan to share and had a few beers.The appetizer platter was great, there were samosas, onion bahjis etc. They all taste pretty good. Nothing too spicy, definitely suitable for any novice on hot stuffs.The main sharing platter was more substantial, lots of meaty goodness. The lamb shish kebab was my favourite out of those, it hasn't got that strong lamby, gamey taste, even my partner who isn't a fan of lamb had a good few of those. The coriander chicken was succulent and juicy. The shrimp was too salty to my liking, and the cashew chicken drumsticks were quite bland. All in all, they were all quite salty and couldn't taste much different between them, but don't get me wrong, they were tasty, if they could tune down on salt a little bit that would be even better. There was a spicy minty dip came with the platter, it was refreshing and hot spicy at the same time, that really up my alley, not to mention their cheetah mango beer was, refreshing, not too sweet and lingering with the scent of mango, excellent drink to pair with their dishes, must try.