Bangali mishti is one of a kind and cannot be easily replicated. Laddoos can't compare to the kacha shondesh I used to have back in Bangladesh, and this is hands down the one place that has had the most authentic shondesh I've tasted away from home. Very clean location as well! read more

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Typical bengali place.. the sweets are all bengali.. didnt like the taste much coz I haven't had much of bengali stuff.. the 3 star is for cleanliness, staff and customer service.. (all 3 were 5 star) read more

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Given wrong order of sweet, not willing to return or to replace. Moreover, it looks that store is running by some unprofessional people. I would not recommend read more

One stop place for all kinds of authentic Bangladeshi food and sweets. Nice staff, great food, great price, a very clean & open space, and good service. There are few tables where you can sit and have your food. Our food was served at the table after placing the order at the counter. We were there on a festival day. It was very crowded and a bit chaotic. But the staff handled the situation pretty well. So first thing you do is get a number as soon as you enter the shop to be ahead in the queue and once ready a server will call your number. From that point onward that server will take care of all of your needs including the bill payment. The only downside was we had to find our server to pay the bill once we were done eating as she got busy serving other customers. Probably this problem won't happen in case of a takeout order and or if they would have processed the bill before we start eating. It may be a little bit confusing for a new customer. Four of us tried different preparations of chicken, shrimp and beef combos with polao (rice cooked with butter) and khicuri (rice cooked with lentil). Each dish served in a clay pot, topped with a butter naan (ask for it as the other option is to serve them in a plate separately) which looked really spectacular and tasted delicious. The rice and meat/fish - whatever your combo is cooked/warmed-up in the clay pot and than covered with a butter naan. It was really steamy hot inside. The naan was very soft and flavorful. You will cut open the naan from top and then eat the food from inside. This was an interesting experience. Each combo also came with a salad of our choice on the side. We also had tried Doi Fuchka (a round, bite size, hollow puri - a deep fried crisp and savory bread - full of all kinds of goodies) as an appetizer. It was amazingly delicious and simply melted in our mouth. There are plenty of space to park your car in-front of the shop. Also this is in a place where driving makes more sense or may be the only option. I will definitely return to try a different combo and the sweets. read more

I have been to this place few times, and they have amazing Yogurt ( old fashioned in a clay pot, they even have individual size Yogurt comes in a small clay cup, their Bangladeshi sweets selection are pretty vast and good I have also tried their Chotpotti ( similar to indian chat dishes ) and it was awesome but way to spicy for me ) I am going try their Biriyani soon and will update Thanks for reading read more

Take a number and when it's your turn, an attendant will escort you around to the various stations. If you're not sure or not familiar with something, the friendly helper will give you a taste. It's such a fun and colourful place! I wanted to love it but despite all the free tastes and good service, I didn't love the food. The sweets really disappointed me. They were so beautifully presented on cute little stands - I was entranced. I bought a big box plus an entire box of saffron gulab jamon (I love them). In my house, we never waste food. We hardly ever throw good food in the garbage. Unfortunately, the gulab jamon was so heavy that, after a week, they were still in the box, uneaten. Gut bombs. For the first time in my life, I threw 2 gulab jamuns away! I'm back to Sweet India on Airport Road. The store is not half as pretty as Premium but the food is twice as delicious and at half the price! read more

I haven't tried their savory dishes as yet, however the sweets are superb. Like nothing I've had before! The sweets are set up like a patisserie and they have a varied, unique selection. Will definitely be coming back. read more

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Really impressive, I remember visiting 3 years ago and they have grown massively , however I believe they could have utilized the space for proper seating arrangements food was great , have to go again read more

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Two stars for the great decorations and clean environment. But at the end of the day it is a restaurant and the taste of the food is anything but good (way too oily). We ordered chotpoti and the tamarind in it was so overpowering that it felt like I am eating tamarind chutney. Upon telling that it was not good at all, the server replied "sorry about that". Unfortunately people from South East Asia knows nothing about customer service, since according North American standards this will be immediately taken back and replaced. I guess buy their sweets and nothing else. read more

Amazing selection of sweets, hot table lunch and chat items. They let you sample anything and if its your first time the lady who helped us provided us a small plate of all their popular sweets to try. There are packed frozen sweets and curries also. I bought the toasted sweet which was amazing. At the hot table i got the vegetable briyani combo which came with ramamalai and salad and riatha. The falooda was good too. Got to go back to try the chat items. ==============================PRIYA======= read more

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since the opening of the location I was one of the great fan of their sweets but these days they are very expensive and their quality also gone terribly bad. I used to campaign their brand and quality to my social circle but not any more. most likely chef has been changed. I know the both chefs and questioned them about the quality. They have no answer. read more

I am here second time. Best place for Bangladeshi sweet !! Fantastic service and good I like to invite all Bangladeshi enjoy the hospitality and best sweet!! read more

Premium Sweets is one of the BEST Bengali Sweets! I know this because I am a constant fixture at Premium Sweets - constantly craving their savoury items and their mouth watering deserts. Their desserts are ALWAYS FRESH - I will vouch for this!!!! I've brought in a variety of savoury dishes and desserts at work - for meetings, potluck or simply a request from co-workers (I've quite become popular at work because of Premium Sweets' items Thanks! ;) I bring Premium Sweets everywhere - I have no problem standing by their products. Now, the reason why I was prompted to write this is because of the comment made by Trudeau M. - common, are you serious???? Premium Sweets is known to everyone to be serving the best desserts. Their items are always FRESH compared to desserts by where you are comparing it with - do you own that establishment at Albion? a wife? a friend? a family? You don't need to bad mouth Premium Sweets to market another establishment. That's low Trudeau M. Anyway, to my point - Premium Sweets is the BEST!!!!! read more

Very good sweets especially the kala jamun and the mihi dana. Need to try their fish delicacies. I am a bong and appreciate the taste. The chaats are not good . Sweets are good.! Possibly a 3.75 read more

Ok so where is zero star option? ??? Shittiest Mithai/sweets in the entire world. Gulab jamun, ras gulla, barfi. ... all have some sorta plasticy synthetic flavor. The oil they have used to fry all the Mithai must be very old. Wouldn't buy anything from here next time. No one can compete Bengali sweets besides India Bazaar on Albion. read more

Cheats . Went there this morning to take out the lamb shank with rice . While checking out, opened the bag to see that there was no Nan included, as advertised on their signboard above and as provided to me in the past The servers told me that I had to wait for 10-15 minutes ,also and that as there was rice ,it was a no big deal that the nan wasnot included , They gave me an aloo puri instead. Wow I am supposed to eat lamb curry with an aloo puri Asked to speak to the owner ,not there and those poor girls were not allowed to give out his contact details Don't cheap out ,for the sake of 1 nan,you leave a bad taste in my mouth read more

The best bengali mitahi in Toronto. I have been to here couple of times. As soon as I walk in I am offered to taste multiple sweets that I would like to try. The sale associates are very sweet. They have the best sugar free mitahis too but they are more expensive. There yogurt is quite good too. They also offer spicy food like briyani and chaats. There chaats are really good too. They also offer golgappas and some vegetarian dishes. This place is mostly for catering sweets for weddings, so they have nice selection of sweet boxes and some wedding stuff on showcase. This place is expensive than Brars. I think premium sweets as really nice quality. The packaging of sweets is quite unique as well. read more

Bangladeshi food craving satisfied!! Service, food and the place in general, spot on!

The people working at this shop are just sweethearts. I've been here countless times. There was one time when they had locked the doors for closing but we got there just in time and requested if we could be let in for some sweets and they let us in! Their food is absolutely delicious. The chaat papri, pakoras and potato balls are really good. *** The best chat so far in all of Toronto*** The mithai and sweet section is out of this world. All the sweets are mouthwatering and the best thing is it's all so clean read more

Horrible Over Pricyy Food With Fake Quality. Need Better Quality Sweets As Per Price Paid. My advice is don't go there it's a big scam these days. Please visit other restaurants for better quality foods. read more

If you want to try Bangladeshi food, this place is best! I love their neheri and faluda most

Great Restaurant, the waitresses are super attentive and a lot of choices available for sweets. You can try before you buy which is always a nice perk because you don't want to end up paying for sweets you don't even like. The savoury options are definitely fresh and authentic, my favourite is the doi fuchka. Also while waiting they have snacks so you don't feel bored which is also a nice perk. Overall, this is one of the best sweet shops in Missisauga and I would definitely recommend visiting here to buy sweets. They also have unique flavours that are also very well made and high quality. read more

Ive had their sweets and absolutely loved it...not very often you can find clean, sophisticated and quality desi sweet shops...sweet yoghurt, ras malai n shondesh etc...very delicious...a must try!!! read more

Pathetic Experience!! We went this Sunday afternoon hoping for a sumptuous bengali lunch. There were good combo options, but we opted to go for Ala-carte. We ordered Rohu and Hilsa polau; kacchi biriyani and some dal etc. Initially Rohu was told as 7.99 as alacarte, but later it changed to 10.xx$, not sure why/how; First big RED FLAG. No proper menu whatsoever. Taking that with a pinch of salt, we waited for the food; hoping that would make it up for it. Food arrived, not that big wait I should say. Biriyani: *Worst* Biriyani I have ever had in my lifetime. I tried for 6 spoonfuls, trying my best to forgive the cook each time. Each time a mouthful of *whole* spices (black peppers, cardomoms, cinnamons. cloves etc etc.. [you name it]) was present, and was more like a "biriyani inside a bowl of whole spices". The mutton was under-cooked as well. I am bound to say that the cook who cooked it should do anything other than cooking. Anyways, I had to trash it, finally. I paid for it, but left a comment to the representative about the quality they are serving, leave aside the pricing. Rohu: The fish size was generous, but when it comes to the cooking; too much onion and tomatoes; Kiiled the taste completely. Eatable but below average Hilsa Polau: Polau was good, I mean its a bit of ghee rice; but good subtle flavors. Hilsa again had too much onions, so no hilsa smell/flavour whatsoever; "not bad" is the rating I would put here. Overall we ordered: 3 Rohu Fish 3 Steamed Rice 1 Hilsa Polau 1 Dal [This was good] 1 Onion Pakoda [This was good too] Total bill was 92.xx $ for lunch. I consider it was a big waste of money, wish not to return. Later we ordered some sweets, it was good, but highly overpriced. Would AVOID read more

The sweets and chat items are the best in GTA. They also serve pre-cooked lunch and dinner. Please avoid it. It's very oily and tastes like rubber. read more

The mithai itself was v good and I tried the dahi fuchka which was also good. However the service sucked. Everyone who works there is SLOW! Like really slow. I went at a time when no one was at the store and all the sales people were just handing around doing nothing. The lady who initially greeted me told me to let her know when I was ready. I went to her and she said she was serving someone else now and to go to someone else. Wow. My recommendation will be to fix the customer service and perhaps have more pro active sales associates who can handle crowds. If they couldn't handle one person in an empty restaurant I'm not sure how they manage a crowd. All the sweets I tried were v good though so that makes up for the lack of service. read more

First time by friend recommendation in 2012 and wow and since then I got addicted. have been to almost every sweet places in Toronto but not to wanna put anyone down or any thing but compared to others Premium Sweets stands tall. Always thought about writing a review about them, just didn't have the time and opportunity to do so. Flawless service and ambiance is great. Very clean inside. you hardly see this kind of clean and tip top place in the east Indian establishments. when it comes down to customer service, i was amazed to see how fast and professional they are !! sweets are awesome taste. top in the sweet industry I'd say. never been disappointed. During the Diwali, I didn't mind waiting a bit for my order to be packed and wrapped nicely. it was understandable that it was the time of the year for East Indian community. non-sweet items are also very enjoyable and tasty. I'm not really concerned about their price. I'd say you get what you pay for and that IS the quality of their line of products. Great place for evening out and kids are welcome. One of few five stars for me will be coming back! read more

very nice sweet shop to visit! The resto ambiance is good and clean. Never taste a sweets as good as they have and its to much variety to choose. Keeps on coming in this store cause they offering sweets sample for each variety. Love it!!!Visiting this store is worth it! Nice place for a date also Approachable customer service! read more

Great service! I am Caucasian who walked in out of curiosity. I was greeted by Pawan who patiently showed me all items and even gave me some try. I ended up buying main entry, samosas and desserts. All very good. I am very impressed by quality, service and cleanliness. It's very nice cafe. read more

The staff is so friendly ..... its just the money that bothers me a lot for an Indian food service not so good on the pocket..... they have samosa, the most basic Indian snack . 2 for $1.50 , everywhere else its 3 for a $1... and its not like they are special or taste better than others, for their added money difference....same old samosa.... I think they take all the extra money on the pound for their extensive interior design and not on the product ..... everywhere else the sweets , I mean the most expensive dollar on the pound is $8 but these guys start from $11.99..... I find this approach towards money mongering people quite arrogant and prude as they know nobody else sells sondesh..I mean its just sondesh thats getting to their head that " hey we are the only ones selling sondesh, so we are going to charge the shit out of it !!!!"...I hope management realises that more and more people will come if they have reasonable prices ...shame I am from Bengal and I have had better sondesh for a really reasonable price... Sondesh is sold cold and so its hard, you have to leave it to room temperature to enjoy , as everybody know SONDESH IS SUPPOSED TO BE SOFT ....suck it PREMIUM SWEETs for you aint going to be my regular place to go.... (not like it would matter to them..lol) read more

Amazing collection of authentic Bengali sweets. You just cant go wrong with them. Malai Chap, Khir Toast, Khir Kadam, Chamcham, misti doi are really really good. Feel free to sample and sample and then make your selection. Veggie singara is not the really the authentic singhara - for some unknown reason does not taste like back home. Have still not tried their food so cant comment on it.. Sweets - you cant go wrong with them read more

I ate 'Gurer Sondesh' last year; that was awesome! So, this year 2013, I bought two pounds and brought home today. while I started eating I found the taste is changed a lot to bad category. The worse part is that they have added nuts to it. In my life time in Bangladesh, I've not found a single 'gurer sondesh' with nuts. My daughter are allergic to nuts. I called the store of Mississauga and they are arguing with me that they have not changed the recipe, but they have. I'll never ever got to 'Premium Sweets' store. read more

We were impressed by the outstanding service and wonderful flavours this franchise has to offer. There is an employee by the name of Joanne at this location who really took good care of us, she knows how to make customers really happy. She gave us very good service and we loved the samples that we got to try before making our decision, which we've never got to do in any other store.. The food and sweets rocked at this store. This should be in your top 10 restaurants! read more

The epitome of successful marketing is to establish your name as a brand and make products almost irrelevant and make people care less about the actual product and sell whatever you want under your recognized name. Premium sweets made their name in Bengali Sweets and while having demand for Bengali sweets that are uniquley different there arent many such shops in GTA. Their mithais are a hit and with their name established with that they ventured into other food products to cash in their name. Kacchi Birayni is one of their products my wife told me people line up for so she got tempted and paid $15 for a to go pack. When we open the lunch box size pack we found not even 4oz of meat with basically some flavored rice topped with fried onions. Calling Premium Sweets flavored rice Kacchi Biryani is shameful and insulting and its really sad that naive buyers actually pay $15 for this garbage. Unfortunately the modern day younger desi crowd doesnt know much about their food and restaurants use whatever label to sell their products. I can easily call my basic curry " Mughlai Qorma" and I know nobody can force me to stop kidding my customers unless they realize it themselves.To put things in perspective, there are tons of Pakistani restaurants all over GTA selling pretty decent Biryani with a ton of meat for half the price. read more

I went to the premium sweets location in Mississauga. It's a clean place. But my gosh the price it staggeringly too high. I bought briyani rice, and that was $11.99 just for a box of rice. I also bought a chicken curry, and guess how much that cost, $14.75. And you would think for that price you will get healthy amount of chicken curry, nope, that server was so skimpy. She gave me two small chicken pieces, literally the chicken was the size of a two year olds palm, that's how small the pieces were. So two small pieces of chicken and the rest was gravy. And because they sell their curries by weight, what the server did was, she dumped a lot of gravy in the box, so when she weighs it, it'll be more, and they could charge more. Their chicken curry is $12.99 per pound, so essentially I paid $14.75 for two tiny pieces of chicken and gravy. In total I paid $30 something for a box of briyani and a box of chicken curry that had two tiny pieces of chicken and the rest was gravy. THIS PLACE IS TOO DAMN EXPENSIVE, I WILL NEVER GO THERE AGAIN, AND WILL TELL ALL MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS TO NEVER GO THERE TOO. I know food is expensive now a days, totally get that, but this is like daylight robbery, for the amount of food. Mississauga is full of Indian fast food and sweets restaurant, with fair prices and decent portion sizes, so why would I go to premium sweets and pay this much. My first time and my last time. read more

yuummmmmmy sweets. we all love premium sweets. we r from ottawa. we have a request . please open a store in ottawa. so we can enjoy our premium sweets........ read more

worst customer service i was waiting in to be served with the number with no other walk-in customers at all at in store and the staff members are very busy packing the gift packs and no body is bothered to serve any walk-in customers.... I told one of the staff she replied "people are waiting for an hour u r just here for few minutes" wow what an attitude with this sure u guys will be out of business soon read more