SAMOSA TiME 11 SWEETS — Restaurant in Abbotsford

First of all both ladies very very rude and arrogant I ordered gajrela , 20 samosas and I told I need fresh and don’t overcooked please but in home first I open gajrela box all pieces like laddoo i call on shop and told she told it’s very fresh that’s why it looks laddoo and than my kids open samosas box and more than half samosas broken and oily all samosas over cooked even my kids told I don’t want eat it’s black and overcooked oily both ladies need money both are not responsible to give fresh food for customers.

Second , every months prices increase nobody told you on phone you pay bill first and you told why bill so high ladies told prices up oh my god in Abbotsford have any shop where samosas price is $1.50 each it special samosas no customer pay more and bring garbage and unhealthy food at home for family .

Third please customers before order first check price and than order unhealthy food it’s not good for kids health if you complain both ladies argues to much you can’t win in future I don’t go this greedy ladies shop and customers you don’t samosa time shop customers you can go Gians, super Punjab,and Punjab sweet shop better than this shop all prices ok and all sweets and samosas fresh and not increase...

We ordered Indian good and found a long piece of hair cooked in the food - the lady argued for a few minutes before she was willing to give us a credit (we told her we would bring it back or send her a picture) fast forward when we called to use the credit she refused and said we don't remember. Terrible customer service.

Yes you gave us a credit for 1lb of indian sweets (besan $6 dollars) vs the 4Lb of indian food we payed for ($ 25- $30) - We spoke with Parneet Sanghera, if this was a business you would be more organized and have this written down. It is obvious Fraser Health regulations are not followed as hair nets are not worn while...

Note : Shere Punjab Listener I get a chance to visit Abbostford and i have heard their ad in Harjit Singh Gill’s Show. So, as told i tried their “Bhurri Barfi” . As, Gill Saab has overhyped the Barfi on their show, the shop owners overpriced the barfi for $17 per pound, which is too much and the taste is not different or unique, its just like eating sugar for that price. Samosas were good and i bought paneer pakoras too which was okay, not that good.

Summary - Bhurri Barfi isn’t worth the price, just ask for a sample if u waana try. I made a...