Craving for Indian Sweets? Don't think much and simply head…read moreto All India sweets on 23 avenue to satisfy your sweet-tooth. They give good amount of indian touch to their Snacks as well as sweets. They use appropriate amount of sugar in their sweets which i liked the most. First time i ordered Infamous combination of Jalebi and rabdi . Order was taken by the owner and usually they don't keep rabdi for their order, but with my request they made this combination which i enjoyed the most. Second time i ordered the same combination, but this time it was a sheer disappointment. Their rabdi wasn't cooked properly. Their samosas are also good to try. As per my recommendation, this is the best place in edmonton till now to try your taste buds on Indian sweets.

I came on this placed strictly based on the 4 star rating but my god this is lucky to be getting…read moreone star from me. Maybe, I will give them the benefit of doubt and assume that the take out or a la carte might taste better but the buffet...lets say a one star rating is very generous. If you want tasteless Indian buffet this is the place you need to come. It has a nice, beautiful interior, friendly staff, but then a go serve urself with napkins/cutlery from The side table service. $18.99 for a buffet is not bad as long as the food is decent but I found it very velow average and defiantly will not be coming back.

The deliciousness heaven of Indian food which you may find in Amritsar or Lahore is replicated in…read moreETown - :) The food is fresh, authentic w.o. too much oil and spices, and the service excels. It may receive Michelin Gourmand's recognition if they keep up the quality, service and guest focus. I highly recommend giving this cozy local business a try. 10 stars out of 10 - Bar None! Appetizers - Paneer Tandoori, Amritsari Fish, Entrees - Dal Makhani, Goat Curry, Malai Kofta, Paneer Bhurji, Saffron Rice, Tandoori Roti & Garlic Naan.

Great food! I don't often eat Indian food and loved everything here! Great taste and spicy but with…read moreflavour!

I can't believe we had to wait this long for a parantha place to open up in Edmonton. These…read moreParanthas are massive and delicious. Friendly staff, excellent service. Glad to have it in south side.

Winter and rainy days have a unique way of bringing about cravings for comfort food, and for me,…read morenothing satisfies quite like a plate of Chole Kulche. Chickpea curry was cooked well bursting a rich and tangy flavours. The kulche were perfect with crispy exterior and tender interior. we enjoyed both the bread's texture and the curry's robust flavors in each bite. Accompanied by pickles and sliced onions added extra layers of flavor and crunch. Rating : Serving Size - 5/5 Price - 4/5

Best South Indian food we've had in Edmonton. Authentic and delicious, just like the what we had in…read moreAsia last year. Very generous portions, friendly waitstaff with great recommendations and management as well, checking to make sure everything is to our liking.

I remember when this place was Slice Pizzeria and while I'm sad that place is no longer - I moved…read moreback to the area a year or so ago and it's great that there is a South Indian resto that is much closer than Savoy's or Kathir. I've been here a handful of times and all the dishes I've tried, esp. the dosas, are delicious! LOVE their filtered coffee (better than Tim Horton's or Starbucks IMO and at a comparable price). The owner (or manager) is super friendly and will always greet you and the servers are friendly. Last time I came here, my server Navdeep, convinced me to just dine in instead of just doing take out (dosas are def best eaten just fresh out of the kitchen to keep their shape intact) and I got treated to a second helping of their yummy soup, which comes with any dosa order :D My bill for a paneer masala dosa plus a filtered coffee came to less than $22 (tip included) - one dosa could easily be shared by two people, so a great deal considering how pricey it is to eat out these days. Might just bump the score down to a 1/2 star as I took my parents here for Mother's Day and my mom got a crab soup but no crab pieces to be seen when she got it. Not sure if it was more a crab broth type soup, but they did add some crab in it when she asked. Anyway, highly recommend to check this place out - surprised there aren't more reviews for this place - they even have a nice healthy juice selection.

After reading so many good reviews on google about Himalayan village located in Mill Woods, we…read moredecided to give it a try. We placed the order on phone and decided to pickup. When we picked the order, staff wasn't wearing a mask even with restrictions in place, which was a disappointment. Coming to food packaging and time to prepare the order, food was well packed and ready for pickup on time. Order: Chicken Momos (Dim sum): One order contains 10 steamed chicken momos served with peanut chutney and red chilli chutney. Momos tasted fresh and delicious with juicy chicken filling. Both the chutneys were pathetic and didn't taste fresh at all and they impacted the taste of whole dish to some extent. I am giving it 3 stars just because the taste of momos.

** This is for their Location #2 at 1060 91 St SW, Edmonton. **…read moreWelcome to the area! We just dined there. Amazing service! We will return and do pick up too. We love the momos. The tandoori mix grill was a feast.

We went to Empire Grill for the first time today. Empire Grill is an Indian Fine Dining restaurant…read more The ambience is very casual, but neat and clean, however, the food is definitely a Fine Dining experience. We ordered Vegetable Soup, Shareable platter, Fish Achari, Paneer Lababdar and Karahi Chicken. We also ordered desserts Pistachio Kulfi, Paan Ice cream and Vanilla ice cream. Every single dish was delicious and presentation was elegant. Fish Achari was covered with a dome, we uncovered a steaming hot fish garnished with colourful vegetable spirals. Soup, appetizers and all entrees were prepared nicely and tasted great. The individual ice cream servings arrived on a platter with dry ice which was making clouds on the platter. I have tried many Indian restaurants in Edmonton over the last years. However, I have never experienced anything like this in Edmonton. Mamta was our server, she was very friendly. Other staff were nice and delivered exceptional customer service. It is a must try restaurant. It has definitely become my family's first choice, we will surely be back soon!

The chicken jalfrezi here my friend ordered is really delicious, recommend it! Mine is butter…read morechicken with Naan, not bad either.

I've been here a few times and have had mixed experiences. On occasion, the food is amazing but…read moreother times it didn't quite hit the mark. The last time I was here, unfortunately, it was the latter. My sisters and I ended up sending back the plate of chaat and didn't really enjoy the golguppa platter which is usually one of my favourites. Something was just off with the cook the night we were there. There are so many Indian restaurants to try out nowadays I feel like you can't be off your game any night or you will lose a customer and they may never come back. I will be considering my choices next time.

They had me at chaat!!…read more I love truth in advertising. Whereas most Indian restaurants offer 2-3 kinds of chaat, there's so many here you have to come back to try them all. Come just for gol gappa (pani puri) or pao (pav) bhaji, which I haven't seen together on a menu in ages. Definitely get the chole bhatura (bhatoori), the bread is perfectly doughy without being greasy. The chole was good too, nice spice and flavour depth, not too runny or too thick, and not sweet. I judge an Indian restaurant by the quality of it's chole (chana masala), and this version was better than average. I had to try the kulfi and it came out beautifully presented with just a little faloodah, a delicious treat. We enjoyed our experience here. The server/owner was keen to explain his future plans for the newly renamed restaurant. He was attentive without being overbearing or pushy as we slowly chose which dishes to try. He showed us to mix the green chilli and tamarind sauces without being condescending, and when we ordered our food as hot spice level, not a hint of food racism was detected. The complimentary pappadams were a nice touch. We came at around 6:30pm, and were the sole customers until about 7:30pm, when the restaurant quickly started to fill. We picked up some sweets on the way out, they tasted not bad, fairly average. There were some pretty and creative sweets shaped and coloured like fruit. Recommended :) All this goodness without the trip to India; great flavours brought back fond memories. Will be back to try the non-chaat dishes.

Food was so tasty. Real homemade food . If you missing taste of you mother hand. You can place…read moreorder there. They freshly make all food.

From the owner: Swad maa de hath da- Allo parantha- $2 each…read moreGobi parantha - $3 each Panner parantha - $3 each Plain roti/ Fulka - $1 each Small and bulk order very reasonable prices Discount available on bulk orders Ready within few minutes Address- 707 tamarack way nw

So you don't go here for the ambience, it's a bit of a hole in the wall kind of place, but it's…read morethose places that have the best food. We had the large Donairs, we both had beef though I had mine home style, which is added grilled onions, mushrooms, and peppers. So freaking good. And monstrously sized, who could even handle the Jumbo? Beef was tender, and this was about a half hour before closing, so no crappy stuff you get at some places.

I've heard a lot about this place. People at work talk about it and shared how they made trips out…read moreof the way to pick donairs up to go. We stopped by on a Friday night around 11:30pm. One other group was dining in and only one group came through for take out. I would have expected more for a Friday night. They offer beef, chicken and mixed donairs. Additional toppings beyond lettuce, onion and tomato include canned mushrooms, pickles, green pepper, jalapeños, and banana peppers. It's nice to have options. We went with the regular beef donair combo which included a canned pop and fries. The fries were crinkle cut but really thin. They turned out to be a little over cooked so since they were thin they turn out very crispy. We had to ask for extra ketchup to make it through. The donair was fairly large for a regular. The meet was moist but not freshly cut. Likely that day but it came from a roaster which is not surprising 30 minutes before closing. We went with the classic three toppings and added mushrooms, pickles and green peppers. Everything was good except the onions which were too overpowering. Also, although I saw the server put on the sweet sauce on, I sure couldn't taste it. The place was clean and the staff attentive. The food was fine but forgettable. There's a better donairs within minutes of here. It's a nice enough place but it doesn't live up to the hype. Unlike the people at work, I won't be making a special trip back.