Best Indian buffet Mississauga Brampton Oakville?

[kriskap]

My daughter turns 16 on Mother's Day and she loves Indian food. We have eaten at the places around our home, and they're OK, but I'd really love to wow her with a fabulous place for her birthday. Can anyone recommend a *great* Indian restaurant in this area (Mississauga, Brampton, Oakville)? Buffet would be ideal, as family will join us and the more choice for them, the better.

With gratitude,
Chris

[Jucius Maximus]

OMG, Sangam Indian Buffet in Mississauga closed down!!:(:mad::mad:

Honestly I would suggest going to Kwality in Burlington... I haven't had better anywhere in Ontario.

[Nevyn]

I recommend Tandoori Flame (on Dixie north of Steeles). It has a lot of selection. Make sure you try the "ghol guppa" (savoury puff pastry that you fill with a tamarind sauce).

[jandumm]

Being a brownie ;), I'm a fan of Bombay Palace's buffet @ Advance Rd.....for vegetarian options, Brar's @ Dundas/Wolfedale isn't a bad option. Tandoori flame definitely wins for variety - but sorta like Mandarin, it's got a ton of variety with everything being kinda ehn.

My non-brown friends, enjoy the Host - on Hurontario, close to Sq. 1

[Jokez Guy]

I recommend Tandoori Flame (on Dixie north of Steeles). It has a lot of selection. Make sure you try the "ghol guppa" (savoury puff pastry that you fill with a tamarind sauce).

+1 great place & great service

[originalnutta]

OMG, Sangan Indian Buffet in Mississauga closed down!!:(:mad::mad:

WTF! That place was awesome.

Great service and great food. Sigh.

Tandoori flame definitely wins for variety - but sorta like Mandarin, it's got a ton of variety with everything being kinda ehn.

My non-brown friends, enjoy the Host - on Hurontario, close to Sq. 1
Agreed. Too much stuff, and you really don't go up after 3-5 trips.
I didn't think the Host was buffet.

Brar's @ Advance Blvd. gets my vote, even though it's Veg. You dont even notice it. The food is so good, and flavourful, you dont mind there not being any meat.

Ive also heard good things about Minar Fine Indian Cuisine at Orenda in Brampton. Never been though, and always meaning to try it out.

some reviews...http://www.restaurantica.com/on/brampton/minar-fine-indian-cuisine/23006072/

[originalnutta]

Did you try a search?

I think we covered almost all the buffets in the GTA. http://www.redflagdeals.com/forums/search.php?searchid=17256224&query=indian+buffet

[MrIcu]

+1 For Brar .. hands down best variety and flavours for the price.

[pocketlint59]

OMG, Sangam Indian Buffet in Mississauga closed down!!:(:mad::mad:

Honestly I would suggest going to Kwality in Burlington... I haven't had better anywhere in Ontario.

Aww, no way! Sangam was awesome!

I really liked Tabaq (55 Matheson Boulevard East
Mississauga, ON L4Z 2Y5) but a few things make my opinion biased:

A) never been to the mississauga location, only went to the danforth one
B) I get an unfair advantage because my family knows the owners

I really liked the tandoori chicken and the lamb curry, but (B)

come to think of it, I'm not sure if I have anything of value to share, but I'd like to hear if someone has anything to say about this place.

[kriskap]

Thank you all so very much for your suggestions!! Can't wait to check these places out.

All best,
Chris

(who posted another reply, but it's not here! Strange!)

[tigger03]

A hidden gem ...

INDIA'S TASTE (Mavis & Ray Lawson Blvd ... just north of the 407).

Lunch and Dinner is $9.99. Full buffet with veg and non-veg choices. Apps (Chaat Papri) & dessert included -- you also get unlimited "naan". Food is NOT oily and NOT overly spicy. For the price, you can't go wrong!!

[originalnutta]

A hidden gem ...

INDIA'S TASTE (Mavis & Ray Lawson Blvd ... just north of the 407).

Lunch and Dinner is $9.99. Full buffet with veg and non-veg choices. Apps (Chaat Papri) & dessert included -- you also get unlimited "naan". Food is NOT oily and NOT overly spicy. For the price, you can't go wrong!!

Thanks for the tip. Will definitely check it out after my 90 days. ;)

[Dynamyk]

Sahara at Hurontario and Britannia I think is the intersection.

[Jay Hova]

Avoid
-Shahi Nan Kabab
-Haveli

Recommended
-Brar (go with the thali)
-Tandoori Flame

[Jucius Maximus]

Bump...
OMG, Sangam Indian Buffet in Mississauga closed down!!:(:mad::mad:

Honestly I would suggest going to Kwality in Burlington... I haven't had better anywhere in Ontario.

I was down on Hurontario recently and there is a sign where Sangam used to be advertising some new "Authentic Indian and Thai restaurant" coming soon. I should keep an eye on that.

[Ducky]

i don't recommend "the host" by square 1...

food was below average at best...
overpriced for what you get...
therefore, poor value for your money

[Stryker]

Being a brownie ;), I'm a fan of Bombay Palace's buffet @ Advance Rd.....for vegetarian options, Brar's @ Dundas/Wolfedale isn't a bad option. Tandoori flame definitely wins for variety - but sorta like Mandarin, it's got a ton of variety with everything being kinda ehn.

My non-brown friends, enjoy the Host - on Hurontario, close to Sq. 1

I'll second Brar's Sweets on Dundas. It's all vegetarian, and I like the choices. It's not a huge place, but worth trying. They are open everyday starting at 11 a.m. The lunch buffet is $8.99 on weekdays and $10.99 per person on weekends.

[jedijome]

i always recommend tandoori flame.
awesome food and pretty good prices and service.

[brocool]

Brar's is okay. lots of selection but I found everything too sweet for my taste, where was all the spicy stuff? Seems like they Canadianized their food.. I like it hot or atleast mildly hot

And btw its 10.99 on weekdays now :mad: