Hey Everyone!

Let me start off this review by saying if it was possible I would give Sweet India a rating a 4 "SAMOSAS", instead of 4 stars.

Sweet India has been a favourite of my family's for about 20 years. We recently went their for dinner and as always I truly enjoyed the food. The hilarious thing about their menu is that I always purchase the "Chana Bhatura" (Chick Peas & Fresh Rotis with Pickled Onions), which is one of the cheapest dishes on their menu, but my absolute favourite. It costs a whopping $2.57, and its a proper meal.

Just writing this review has got my taste buds craving some of their Indian delights. Its almost lunch...maybe I should head down.

If I am passing by restaurant and I don't have time to stay for a meal, I always make sure I get some samosas to go. Yes, they do take out too, samosas 3 for $1.00! They have the best samosas anywhere! Trust me on this one. The problem with ordering Sweet India samsosas to go is when you are driving home, the car fills up with this unbelievable smell and there is almost no way you can make it all the way home without eating one. You just may have to pull over and have one.

I will list a sampling of thier menu below:

Non-Vegetarian Dishes:
Chicken Curry - $3.59
Butter Chicken - $3.99
Beef Kebab - $1.99
Goat Curry - $3.99
Goat Biryani - $4.29
Chilli Chicken - $4.29

Vegetarian Dishes:
Chana Bhatura - $2.57 - recommended
Aloo Gobi (Cauliflour) - $2.99
Vegetable Biryani - $2.99
Vegetarian Thali - $4.29
Daal Fry - $2.79
Chana Masala - $2.79

I am so hungry right now, I am going to raid the fridge.

Have a good one!

BhuDeo

Hello Everyone,

Once upon a time (3 months ago), my family had to put our home on sale. We were looking for a way to save money, so after some research we decided to put our humble abode on sale with Home at Ease Realty. Home at Ease agents will sale your home for 1% commission. We invited the agent to our home because we weren't we wanted to put our home on sale with a "discount real estate company". After our meeting with the Home at Ease agent we decided to go ahead and use Home at Ease.

We upset our family friend who is a Re Max agent by going with Home at Ease, not to mention we used this Re Max agent to sell our previous home. But our Re Max friend was not willing to go less than 2.5% and on a $500 000 that means a $10 000 savings going with Home at Ease.

After officially selling our last month, I can honestly say going with Home at Ease was the best decision. Not only was the agent very nice and easy to deal with, we also saved $10 000. I also believe that if we used a Re Max or Royale Lepage that agent would have sold our home for the same price but we would have paid a larger commission.

I know that selling a house is a very big deal, so I would suggest meeting with a Home at Ease agent and see how you feel, you don't have to go with them.

The one thing I did realize is that a "listing" for a real estate agent is very important and we have upset a friend, but I think we did the right thing because we saved some money.

BhuDeo