Veggie Planet

We read good Google reviews and decided to give the Veggie Planet restaurant a try. The restaurant offers vegetarian and vegan options. Parking is plentiful and free. Free Wi-Fi. The inside of the restaurant definitely needs updating and cleaning; not that's its totally disgusting but just needs a good clean. When you enter the restaurant the menu is posted on a wall that is easily read but it does not have any explanation below each menu item which makes you wonder what's it made out of. I think by offering a few words underneath each item giving an explanation as to what it is would definitely help people who are not of East Indian descent. The washroom (there is only one shared washroom) itself was not totally clean but again not totally disgusting; which is similar to the inside decor of the restaurant. Food: we love the fact that there is the option of having your food fried or baked. The Indian Samosa is a definite five star! It was delicious and the chutney sauce that accompanied it was excellent. The Vada Burger and Kachori Burger were absolutely awesome and is something we would definitely order again. We love the fact that the burgers came loaded with lettuce onions cucumbers tomatoes in other words it was extremely flavourful, better than any other fast food restaurant. We ordered two sides, one potato wedges and onion rings. The potato wedges were very well seasoned and crispy and is a definite 5-star side dish. The onion rings however lacked flavour and crunch; we were quite surprised that you only get 6 small onion rings. We only give this 2 stars and would definitely not order the onion rings again. Although there are signs posted throughout the restaurant for customers to clean up their table, not all customers are respectful and this unfortunately leaves several tables dirty. Staff need to pay better attention to cleaning tables and chairs as there were several dirty tables and chairs upon our arrival. The Basil Pesto Naanza is fantastic! The crust is thin and crispy, vegatables, broccoli peppers olives and feta cheese make it taste extremely velvety and creamy. This is a definite 5-star dish. The Schezwan Naanza is equally fantastic with an added zing of spice! The red peppers green peppers broccoli green onions black olives and mushrooms make this a definite 5-star dish. While we were there, several East Indian families came into this restaurant which makes us think it's definitely an authentic East Indian food restaurant. So the real question is, would we return? The answer is a definite yes! We do hope the owners do a cleaning but it's the food that we were definitely impressed with

I visited them multiple times. There food is really good and fresh. If anyone likes Indian fast food this is the best place to visit. The most important thing to try there is chaat pizza. Its the best thing of this place. They also provide swaminarayan version of food. I tried samosa chaat, chaat pizza, noodle burger, kachori burger, vada burger. In chat pizza they mix some vegetables with some masala and on top of that they put curd and plain sev. It tastes so delicious. Samosa chat was also good. Noodle burger was okay. I mean its edible. Kachro burger and vada burger was also good. So overall food was good. It’s really worth trying.

I don’t know why I haven’t reviewed this place yet. Been here so many times and each time it hits the right spot. Our faves are schzewan naanza and cold coco. The masala fries are one of the crispiest i ever had. We have also tried pau bhaji and dahi puri and they were good too. It usually takes 15-20 minutes to get your takeout order. The staff are good too.

Visit # umpteenth: Veggie Planet continues to deliver on taste, quality, variety and service! Their Vegan, swaminarayan and Jain Indian street food options are the best in town if not the country. I always get their Vada Pavs (deep fried spiced mashed potato ball in a chewy burger), because it's the closest tasting to the ones you get in Mumbai. Other restaurants here fail to recreate that perfect taste (a few add raw onions to them too 😕). Veggie Planet even gets all the sauces/chutneys right! The green and tamarind chutney, and the dry coconut red chili powder do perfect justice to the crunchiness of the vada. Their vegetarian twist on Kava nuggets disguised as chicken nuggets were pretty good, too. I would happily have them again. Lastly, I haven't had the Dabeli the last two times I ordered from the restaurant, because I remember it being a bit too oily/buttery for my taste. Overall, great food! I will visit the restaurant again to try out some of their other specials.