Overall, reviews describe RAM SWEET as delivering authentic Indian flavors with fresh ingredients and careful seasoning across a wide range of sweets and savory dishes. The thali, noodles burger, samosas, jalebi, and rasgulle receive frequent praise for taste, texture, and presentation, with many noting a home cooked feel. The tiffin service is highlighted for value and reliability, and the staff are described as friendly, professional, and helpful. Sweets such as gulab jamun and milk cake are singled out, along with chana chaat and paneer tandoori kulcha, as standout items, and naan is praised as among the best. Some reviews mention occasional issues like items being too salty or freshness concerns with a few snacks, but the overall quality remains highly regarded. The atmosphere and pricing are generally favorably mentioned, with parking and multiple locations noted as helpful, and RAM SWEET is seen as a top option for authentic Indian flavors and Punjabi vibes. Overall this collection of experiences points to delicious, varied offerings that encourage repeat visits.
Overall, I would highly recommend this place to anyone who enjoys Indian cuisine or wants to try something new. Great food, welcoming ambiance, & good service make it worth a visit.
I wasn't a huge a fan of the mixed pakora plate, it wasn't bad but everything tasted exactly the same.
I asked for a suggestion for a roll with cheese & feel the cashier had a very hard time understanding me.
I understand that it's an Indian restauraunt, but taking the time to learn a little bit of English or French would go a very long way in this restauraunt.
Menu is extremely difficult to understand if you don't know what 90% of the things are already.
Will probably give it another try sometime.
Jalebi was alright..
Mar 19, 2026
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Ram Sweets - DDO- 2 years ago I bought sweets & I noticed mold on them. Anyway, as I am Indian & kind, I didn't write any reviews thinking that this place & people are trying to make a life for them selves…BIG MISTAKE
Fast forward 2025-09-08, the girl who was at cash stayed on phone the time she was serving me & by her demeanour she was likely only talking for'time-pass' (= not taking orders over the phone).
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The price & portion of their plate have gone cheap as their shop & their selves. I wish I could share some pics. Of course, here I am sounding like an angry customer & yet I am just being informative to my compatriots. So in short watch out for MOLD & of course MOSQUITOES 🦟
Absolutely Delicious & Authentic!
If you're craving real, authentic Indian food & sweets, this place is a must-visit! The flavors are rich, bold, & taste just like a home-cooked meal. Every dish we ordered was full of depth & perfectly spiced - you can tell they use fresh ingredients & traditional recipes.
With amazing food, great service, & convenient parking, this spot has become one of my top go-to Indian restaurants.
Jul 20, 2025
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Raam sweets always have the best Indian pakistani culture sweets & snacks. Samosas & Chana chaat are 10/10 & sweets are out of world. These guys are giving the punjabi culture full vibes in montreal. I would suggest everyone to tryout this place.
this shop is an absolute gem for anyone craving authentic Indian sweets & food. The flavors are rich, fresh, & truly take you back to India with every bite. From mouthwatering gulab jamuns to perfectly made samosas, everything is top-notch!
A special shoutout to the girl at the front-she is incredibly professional, warm, & welcoming. Her knowledge of the menu & her friendly attitude made the experience even better. Excellent service, delicious food, & a great atmosphere-highly recommend! Will definitely be coming back.
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.
Excellent collection of Indian sweets. Ladddu, Barfi , Chatham, Gulab jamun, Kala land , - you name it, they got all. They have samosas, kachori & snacks too. All are very tasty & prices are cheap for their good quality. I have been there many times. They also got chat & food counter which I have not tried. The place get crowded & service become slower during peak festival time.
