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How we read reviews →Beaconsfield's Punjabi kitchen and sweet shop: butter chicken, sarson da saag and fresh jalebi
Warm, family-oriented Punjabi restaurant with comfortable booths and a sweets counter; it gets busy by 7pm and suits groups and celebrations.
In-house Indian sweets sold by the piece or kilo; bulk and party catering; Punjabi street snacks like pani puri and samosas; takeaway and delivery.
Strong Punjabi signals: makki di roti, sarson da saag, Amritsari kulcha and fish, and many Indian diners say it tastes like home.
Widely described as affordable with big portions; sweets run about $3 each or $30 a kilo. A few felt the cooking was inconsistent for the price.
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