Soghaat Sweets and Bakers — Restaurant in Mississauga

I wandered into this place a few years ago when it first opened. I was curious went in. Right off the bat, the place is very clean, brightly lit and everything looked amazing.

I tried the samosas and some milk cake along with some other delicacies.

Fast forward years later and it's still the place I pop into for some chicken and beef samosas and if the mood strikes...some milk cake.

The store is still exceptionally clean, brightly lit and the display cases are always filled with delicious, mouthwatering goodies.

Over the years I've tried some of the sweets and the carrot halwa I believe it's called. They only serve it on weekends. The samosas are always crunchy and seasoned right. I do wish they would give you more sauce but that's an easy fix...I simply ask for more.

I once tried a dish I cannot recall the name, it was veggie samosas chopped up with onions, tomatoes and a couple sauces. It was absolutely delicious but, it was perhaps too rich for my stomach so that was a miss for me. Which is too bad because it really was very tasty.

The service is usually good. The ladies at the front are pleasant. Occasionally there are periods where the customer service is a miss but overall the I have to say it's ok.

I would say check it out especially if you like meat filled samosas, a nice change from veggie...

My very first time at Soghaat. I couldn’t take a picture of few other items I tried there. Chicken patties, veg patties, Almond cake, macarons, pineapple pastry, Vanilla Ice cream, and lastly sweets ( gulab jamun, pistachio halwa, vogh sagar, and some others) I wanted to try halwa poori also, but I was late. For me I might won’t go there again. I didn’t try pizza there, someone told me not to.. I would like to say about gol gappa. I had high hopes among all the other shops that it would be good there. Literally i would give 0/10. The water was like i am just drinking tamarind water. No taste at all. Just too sour, and the gol gappa it self weren’t smell nice and felt soggy to me.

-Samosa chaat, I told them not to add sweet sauce and yogurt. So they just gave me dry chaat instead. They didn’t even add green sauce or any other sour sauce. I would give it 6/10. -Dahi bala chaat for me 7/10 Almond Cake was amazing 10/10 Kulfi rabri falooda 9/10 Vanilla Ice cream 5/10 Pineapple Pastry 10/10 Gulab Jamun 7/10 Pistachio Halwa 10/10 Macarons 5/10 (the flavors I Ordered) All Patties 8/10

Over all experience were Ok. I don’t know if I would recommend this place to someone. But this is just my experience. Others might have...

When you’re in Soggaat, you’re in Pakistan. This bakery is just pure happiness whenever I’m in a street food mood. This place literally cheers me up. This is HANDS DOWN, the BEST Pakistani place I have ever been to in Mississauga. As a Pakistani myself, this is the closest I have ever tasted home far from home. I always stop by here and have the samosa chaat (mild) it’s my personal fav. The fact that I have to drive all the way from Hamilton just to eat here, gives out a 10000% good review for this place. I’m sure many Soghaat customers would agree. Everything here is so fresh, delicious, flavourful, like I have no other words to describe how good the food is here.don’t even get me started on the mitthai! All of their sweets are made fresh in house, amazing quality!! If you’re looking for the best Pakistani sweets or best sweets in general do not look further come down to Soghaat and their crew will treat you so well! They’re so friendly, kind hearted I can’t name anyone because they’re all very nice people with good vibes. Please do check them out you will NOT regret...