Ram sweet shop

They have a nice variety of Indian sweets. Usually, they're fresh, but sometimes they're not, so I suggest tasting before buying. They also offer some snack options. Recently, they started selling Thali too, but we haven't tried it yet. The taste overall is good. However, the staff's attitude isn't great. They seem like they don't care about customers or enjoy their job. Still, it's a good choice for Indian desserts in the West Island area.

The degradation in samosa quality has reached an alarming level. I strongly advise against buying from here unless you're prepared for potential health risks. The excessive use of scalding oil in multiple fryings has not only darkened their appearance but also caused black oil to seep out. Moreover, the presence of uncooked, thick dough layers further exacerbates the unpleasant experience. Exercise caution and avoid these samosas for your own well-being.nHere are attached pictures for uncooked dough only in one samosa.

They’ve put some tables for meals there, and I tried their food today. It was delicious cheese curry with rice, and freshly made naan, besides the friendly service

Visited there on 4th june my experience was terrible. Chubby girl on counter was very rude to us. Never recomended

This is the best place to dine in with your family and friends. Ambience is really very nice. Food and sweets are finger licking delicious specially chinese. I am sure if you visit this place once you will not disappointed and visit again and again.

Directions to Ram sweet shop with public transportation

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