(905) 793-6000

  Full halal menu

  Alcohol-free

  $$ out of $$$$

   accepted

  Reservations not accepted

  Available to-go

  Prayer allowed upon request

  Clean restrooms

  Catering available (more info)

  Delivery available

  Parking available

  Mass transit nearby

  Child-friendly premises

  Wheelchair accessible

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★★★★★ Excellent place for food, Good behaviour and price is reasonable. I take out foods from here a lot and also did dine in as well. They do have nice, juicy, tender and tasty kebab. Their Beef Tikka kebab, Lamb chops and Jouja kebab are the signature items. Definitely recommend this place. Posted on October 26, 2017

★★★★★ Brilliant diner, with authentically delicious flavours infused within a medium-well grilled t-bone steak, kabuli pulao and savoury spices built right into the butter chicken. The baked afghani bread was covered with toasted poppy seeds, and provided a brilliant alternate to competitor bakeries out there. The cashier (Medina) was very helpful when the credit card machine was glitchy, and mentioned that I can pay the next time I am at the restaurant, in the future. That is sincerity to it's best and impeccable honesty, and will surely recommend this restaurant due to the overall ambiance, delicacy, and pure honesty and efforts. Kudos and God Bless you and your restaurant, thank you for your hospitality. Posted on July 17, 2017

★★★★★ I love this place. I've been here with my family of 6 (2 adults, 4 kids) quite a few times and have tried a # of a items including the chapli kabob, hamburger, chicken nuggets, quarter chicken leg, kofta kabob, jouja kabob, tikka kabob, tandoori kabob, etc. I kind of gave up on Bamiyan sometime in the last 6-8 months after I noticed they increased their prices by .50 - $1 per dinner so all my Afghani restaurant business now goes to this place. You can get the same things, here with similar taste, for cheaper prices. For example, a quarter chicken leg dinner with rice, naan & salad is only $6.99! Can't beat that. Opt to not have rice for $1 less ($5.99)! The quarter chicken leg is my favourite, not only for price but it tastes awesome as well. Just like Bamiyan, if you order the rice dinner you can ask for extra rice & no salad for no additional cost. My kids usually eat the chicken nuggets and I've tried them as well and they taste awesome and come with a plentiful helping of fries (similar fry taste to Popeye's). For all 6 of us we can usually eat for about $30 including taxes & sometimes have extra rice to take home. Also, the brother at the cashier is very nice and will help you with good suggestions. This business is rarely busy when you go so you should have no problem finding seats & getting your for relatively promptly. Additionally, I've asked the brother & their meat is all hand slaughtered & from al-Marwa Sunrise Halal located in Chalo FreshCo (I've verified this with 1 of the employees at al-Marwa as well). Please support this restaurant because if we don't they'll probably have to close just like Roosters before them whom Baghlan took over the restaurant from. It's lack of prime location probably leads to it's lack of business but I'm telling you, the price and taste are worth it! Posted on October 10, 2016

★★★★★ The best thing I like about this place is that it is family owned and operated and do lots of charity work for various masaajid in the Brampton area. Their service is friendly and they always take their time to ensure you are satisfied. The food itself is not just plentiful for the price you pay, but very flavourful and tasty. We were a party of 8 and went with the $94 full all-out dinner package and they give sooo much. Lots of fluffy clay baked bread, different kinds of kabobs, different kinds of chicken, salads and appetizers. It use to be the old "Roosters" restaurant in the Hwy 7 & Bramalea rd area of Brampton and because they are new, the inside decor is still bland and a work-in-progress, but very clean and airy. Real change from the hustle and bustle of Bamiyan Kabob. Definitely recommend. Posted on June 28, 2016