Overall, reviews for Gokul Sweets Brossard highlight a homey taste, especially in plain paratha, fresh sweets, a clean shop, polite staff, and reasonable prices that make it a nice place to buy sweets and to visit again. Mixed feedback notes that some dishes disappoint, with golgappe and paneer paratha described as decent but chaat papdi served with broken golgappas, pav bhaji lacking flavor and seeming oil-based, makke ki roti oily, and naan not freshly made, causing some to feel the experience is overrated. On the positive side, first-time visitors describe excellent service and exceptionally delicious vegetarian options such as thali, shahi paneer, and garlic naan, alongside hygienic, fresh food and attentive staff, with strong recommendations. The sweets and snacks receive praise for quality ingredients, crisp pani puri, flavorful samosa chaat, and a street-food vibe that many find highly satisfying.
I recently visited this sweet shop, & it was an absolutely delightful experience. From the moment I stepped in, the aroma of freshly prepared sweets was irresistible. The variety they offer is impressive-everything from traditional classics to modern treats, all beautifully displayed.
The quality of the sweets is exceptional. Each bite tasted fresh, rich, & perfectly balanced in sweetness. You can really tell that they use high-quality ingredients & put care into their preparation.
The staff was friendly & attentive, making the whole experience even better. The shop itself was clean, well-organized, & welcoming.
Overall, this place is a must-visit for anyone who loves sweets. Whether you're buying for a special occasion or just treating yourself, you won't be disappointed! By the way samosa was excellent
I was in Montreal for a business trip & ordered from the restaurant via Uber Eats. The driver forgot some of my order items at the restaurant. I called the restaurant & the owners were really kind & nice, they delivered the missing items to my hotel free of cost even though it wasn't their fault. The food was also very good, tasted like what we got back home. The portions were also generous.
I bought samosas from here. A bit expensive but the taste was great. I would recommend that they just use potatoes when they make their samosas & not mix it with other vegetables. 2.50 for a samosa is on the expensive side, so please consider reducing it.
The sweets here are really good & fresh. The taste is perfect & not too sweet. The shop is clean & the staff is polite....I liked the quality & the prices are also reasonable. Overall, a nice place to buy sweets. I would definitely visit again.
Mar 3, 2026
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We recently ordered a variety of items from this restaurant & had a mixed experience.
The golgappe were okay, nothing exceptional but acceptable. The paneer paratha was also decent.
However, some dishes were disappointing. The chaat papadi was served with broken golgappas instead of proper papadi, which affected both texture & authenticity. The pav bhaji lacked flavor & appeared to be made with oil instead of butter, which significantly changed the taste. The saag was fine, but the makke ki roti was drenched in oil. The naan did not seem freshly made; it tasted like store-bought commercial naan that was reheated.
Overall, the experience did not meet expectations, & in my opinion, the place feels overrated for the quality being served.
I visited this establishment today for the first time. The staff provided excellent service, & the food was exceptionally delicious. This is a purely vegetarian restaurant. I ordered a vegetarian thali, shahi paneer, & garlic naan, followed by two cups of masala tea. The experience exceeded my expectations, & I highly recommend this establishment.
