Pak Punjab Sweet

The food is really hot when you get it, it makes it tastier & better to stay warm longer when you are driving back home. The sauce with the pakoras are free, which is great unlike other places where you have to pay for the sauce. It was busy in there , and some customers were not wearing a mask. They were fast to give out the food due to the long line up.

This shop is located on the busy plaza at 96 128 street, close to Garcha. Today I tried fish pakora & paneer pakora. Paneer was too soft & pakora is also okay. Fish pakora seems half cooked as topping cover on fish seems liquify. Taste is not so good & also not crunchy. I will definitely avoid next time specially for fish pakora. Need to improve in my opinion. Thanks

I would give this store negative stars if I could, after my experience. The woman in the front, a grandma, was very rude and unprofessional. We bought sweets which were cold (which is understandable) but didn’t taste fresh. They tasted bizarre. And this is coming from someone who’s been eating sweets from this store since childhood. Upon calling the store we were told to bring the sweets back for an exchange. So I did. The old grandma publicly embarrassed me by opening the box and showing it to everyone in the store as if mocking and doubting not just mine, but my family’s complaint that the sweets tasted weird. She told me multiple times to “make sweets yourself at home if you want them fresh” and that I “shouldn’t bother going to stores to buy sweets” Shame on her. I most certainly won’t be buying sweets again, from THIS store. I told her I didn’t appreciate her rude behavior and she didn’t have to make those mean comments, the man behind me also told the woman to calm down. I refused a refund and left the box of sweets there as well because her behaviour reduced me to tears. My dad came in to speak to the woman who suddenly began to act nice. I’ve never met such a fake and lying woman in my life. Furthermore I fully intend on filing a complaint against this store, and requesting a kitchen inspection as this isn’t the first time there has been a problem with freshness. I’m disappointed in this store, they lost a long time customer today.

The food is good over there but when I ordered the samosas and jalebi the price on the board said $5 per pound. I ordered half a pound of the jalebi and the lady at the cashier charged me 50 cents for the box she packed the jalebi in. My question is if we are buying jalebi does she have to charge us for the packaging, and if they are charging us then there should be a sign telling us they charge for the packaging. $5 PER POUND IS JALEBI HALF POUND IS 2.50 PLUS 50 CENTS FOR THE BOX THIS IS JUST A RIP OFF. 😡

We have tried veggie pakora from so many places in and around Delta up to Fleetwood. We don’t mind the drive to here because Pak Punjab makes huge pakoras for one, loaded with aromatic spices, cilantro, spinach, onion, Potato. They are the only ones that load up the pakora with lots of vegetables and flavour is spot on. The value you get is awesome. Everywhere else you get lots of fried dough with onions and some piece of potato. You must get your pakoras here! Bonus they are gluten free as they are made from channa (chickpea flour).

I visited this place yesterday for buying some traditional sweets and savouries. I loved their papri chaat which costs only 5$; the portion is very good and tastes delicious. I bought some sweets as well which were yummy and cheap. Overall had a really nice experience and I will recommend this shop for a quick take away of sweets and snacks.