Food is fresh and tasty, service is friendly and quick. It's…read morea typical dinner style,, relaxed and casual We go on a regular basis The sweets are really good too!

Small and cozy place for authentic Indian food. Appetizers were good especially Panner Pakoda was…read moreout of the world. Priti served us really well. Chana Bhatura was really good. 5 star rating fir service!!!

Great food and service. Perfectly spiced and reasonably priced. I loved the Aloo Gobi and the Dahl…read moreMakhani but all the dishes really good. Thank you!!!

Delicious food and great friendly service.seems like a nice family business. would definitely eat…read morethere again. i had the veggie combo and my friends had fish curr and goat vindaloo. all were excellent. The mozarella naan was also great.

Food was average Indian food, good but not the best ever! Portions were big I don't have any real…read morecomplaints at all just wasn't a 5 star spot but I would eat there again.

Copper Chimney provides a very good Indian Food experience. The restaurant is clean and bright and…read morethe service was very prompt. Started with samosas which were prepared with chickpeas and sauce which I had not had that way. Very good and provides excellent additional flavor. Next was butter chicken which I found a bit sweet for my taste and was the same sauce on the paneer. The lamb vindaloo was cooked well but not spicy enough for a vindaloo in my opinion. Overall great experience and will go back.

Food as it meant to be tasted, presented and served…read more I was in Winnipeg, speaking at a conference, and was invited by the Conference Host and her team to join them for lunch and the East India Company. If I had a magic wand I would conjure up what I experienced - the fantastic smells, the exquisite tastes, the extensiveness of the buffet dishes, and the music and decor. However all of this wonder was trumped by two people, the owners, Usha Mehra and her son Sachit. I now understand the true meaning of hospitality. Thank you.

This restaurant has so many beautiful architectural features that it seems like one is at a…read moremuseum...if you like looking at sculptures, carvings, paintings that reflect their culture this restaurant has them in spades. They offer a fairly substantial buffet, condiment bar and dessert station. It's difficult for me to describe the food holders but they were top shelf...the food wasn't open to the air nor topped with a cumbersome lid one had to wrestle with. That said, I didn't have the buffet because I had a particular idea of what I wanted to eat and wasn't interested in the expanse the buffet offered. I order salt Lassi, excellent exactly how I like it. For appetizer, I ordered "Gol gappa chaat", which has chick peas, potatoes and put into a light crispy shell. Delicious! The chutney add a little extra oomph to every bit. For my main, I ordered Anarkali, whose spices penetrated the vegetables as well as the shrimp. Delicious! I ordered Coconut naan and Chili naan mostly out of curiosity...as it's not something that is often available at Indian restaurants I've visited among my travels. That said, I could not enjoy them because they arrive at my table very early and without my main...almost as if the naan was an appetizer...which is very unusual in my experience. Lastly, I could not chose between a dessert I've never had (Rasmalai) and a dessert I alway have (gulab jamun)...so I ordered them both, which was a tremendous indulgence that I enjoyed in every sweet bite. The ambiance is second to none! But the restaurant for me doesn't get 5 stars because of the service...not that the server wasn't good, she was fine, attentive etc. but the long wait for the main that literally spoiled my naan ( it was cold) is something I'm not willing to forgive. The place was busy and perhaps thats why the kitchen was so slow. The food that I had though for the most part was delicious ! Very enjoyable, I'd certainly recommend them to anyone I know going to Winnipeg's downtown area.

Great value! Lunch buffet $10.99 and dinner buffet is $12.99 which includes plain naan, 3 cold…read moreitems (salads), 6 non-meat items (butter chicken, spicy chicken, tandori chicken, curry shrimp, fish pakora, and goat), 6 vegetable selections, one soup, samosa, sauces, papadums and a few desserts. I agree with Anlina that this place is a totally hidden gem. The restaurant itself isn't that large but a good family sized restaurant with about 16 tables (many seating 4 with some 2s and a larger group table). Service is pretty attentive with the water refills. The buffet selection is not that large compared to East India or Ivory but it definitely offers enough for any Indian food fan to be satisfied. Some of the dishes aren't kept as hot (temperature wise), it felt lukewarm as it seemed like some dishes had been sitting there for a while. Other than that, for $12.99, I have no issues with this place! The best dishes are actually the vegetarian ones. The palak paneer was smooth, creamy and had a little kick to and great seasoning. The eggplant bhartha has great flavour and the most delicious potatoes. The vegetable korma was also rich and creamy. The butter chicken was okay - it's average, not that flavourful. The shrimp curry suffered a bit from sitting in the buffet pan as the last few shrimps I got were stringy. The spicy chicken was in a bright red sauce, though it didn't taste that spicy to me it had some good flavours going there. The vegetable samosa is baked, the pastry is a bit too thick for my liking but the filling is pretty good. The plain naan is included, a nice perk as many places charge extra. The naan tasted like it was baked as well and not made in a tandor oven so it tasted more like westernized flat bread. This place is located in a stripmall, so look for the Dairy Queen that's across from Samosa Crown on Keewaitin.

Went to the samosa sweet restaurant on 13 August 2015. Have been there a handful of times over the…read morelast couple of yrs. Normally we enjoy the buffet there. Went with the wife and daughter and where met by a rather depressed looking waitress. Took our seats Noone came near us. Finally had to go up and ask for Nan bread. Up for our first round of food and most of the trays only had the sauce in them. Wife went for tandoori chicken and it was well undercooked. ..still pink. Pointed this out to the depressed girl. Not much response. Nan bread arrived yuck greasy. Had to walk up to the counter again to ask for water and a beer. 20 minutes later the water arrived...Luke warm from tap. Beer wasn't much better. Had enough and went up ask for owner or manager no one there. Complained about food and got a blank look from the charming waitress. Paid bill and walked out!!!!! Never again .Avoid I'd give no stars if I could

10 out of 10 I definitely recommend!!!!! This place is fabulous. Food was amazing. Atmosphere…read moredelightful. Service was stellar. Comfortable, delicious, everything it should be. If you don't eat here you're missing out!

Food was really delicious and portion size was also good. Nice patio, can enjoy the game outside…read more Staff was really polite.

Samosas have always been a favourite from here but when attempting to order the samosa plate, this…read moreis what I got (attached photo). I was later informed (by the customer mentioned below) that the plate I received was similar to a more traditional way of eating samosas similar to how you'd find it in a household. Story time: At first I thought it (the order) was a mistake because I ordered off of door dash and the bag it came in was just an unmarked plastic bag; so I reordered but received the same thing. I was disappointed given that I was expecting 8 individual samosas (as shown on the Bengali sweets website), so I gave the store a call. When the owner picked up, he was nothing short of rude and expressed that he couldn't explain anything over the phone and that I should come to the store in person. I was free so I made the trip and when I went, he made no attempt to explain or rectify the misunderstanding, he was rude and patronizing (saying I am ignorant and don't understand the culture because I'm not Bengali which may be true but I did my research so I thought the comment was rather offensive), and he was trash talking me and a fellow customer (who stood up to him for me when he made me cry) to a customer who walked in during all of this. In total, me and another customer (who had insisted on buying the 8 samosas I tried to order) spent 1.5 hours at the store waiting for the food on the owner's promise that the food would take "five more minutes". I wish this experience hadn't happened because me and my community genuinely love the food there but the owner's behaviour and actions are hard to ignore.

We have tried every East Indian restaurant in Winnipeg and BengalI Sweets by far has the best…read moreButter Chicken, palek paneer, samosas and naan bread!

Delicious with awesome/friendly service!!! Highly recommend the lamb korma and shrimp curry!read more

The food was great, and the portions were very generous! Also, the rice was nice! Would definitely…read morerecommend