Panchvati Supermarket

I love the chat papdi it was very awesome
And mango lassi was also great.
Really if you like indian food very much must visit here.
I like their food this much that thrice a week i used to visit here and it gives me a feeling that i am in india.

Don't get anything from your hometown when travelling to Canada. Had I known before that there is a supermarket which has got all the items from India I wouldn't have filled my bags with the same.
Reasonably priced.
U get from
Grains / flours to utensils
From fresh fruit to frozen items
Also, u get all of the Puja samagri at one place.
I also saw that they keep festival related items on the shelf.
Located near a bus station so easy ttc transport.

I was here with my friends. We ordered ice gola. The gola flavour container were open mixing flavour of dust.
There were many people and there is only one girl working outside to serve all these people. She was kept calling for help from inside but 2 boys who were working casually walked out and started joking instead of helping her.

The girl was apologizing every 2 minutes to everyone. I can feel for her

"Delightful ice gola experience! Fluffy shaved ice, variety of flavors, and friendly service. A must-try treat to beat the heat!" ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Love the mava malai gola….❤️

I recently visited this grocery story. We got the ice gola. It was very delicious. Prajvi did an excellent job in preparing, decorating and serving gola with various toppings. Vaishali was also very welcoming and offerred some additional toppings. You both are doing an amzaing job, keep the good work! It reminded me about childhood days. Thanks for that.

The Samosa Chaat reached new heights of deliciousness, making it the best we've had so far.

The Dahi Puri was also good, worth a try

Unfortunately, the Spring Rolls failed to meet our expectations. Their lack of freshness was evident, and the taste fell flat, leaving us disappointed.

Moving on to the Bhel, it was decent, but it didn't quite stand out from the crowd.

The Sugarcane Juice, however, left us longing for more. It felt more like water than the refreshing juice we anticipated, leaving us a bit disappointed.

Gujarati, you must go there because it has every grocery item you need.
A little overpriced.
Quality is fairly good.
"Freshly cooked" is a misleading phrase.
We bought spring rolls and samosa but they smelled bad. Khaman was tolerable but not fresh.
I was impressed by the range of flour they sell. Farali (fasting) atta to juwar atta.... you are spoilt for choice.
Freshly made roti looked good. For students or new comers who don't have roti making facility yet, and crave for it, you should buy this.
This store on Markham road is a bit bigger than the nearby one on Ellesmere.
Many items missing the price tags.
Will I go again? May be occasionally because I cannot get ready to eat khaman anywhere else.