Homestyle Punjabi and North Indian cooking at 10A Bram Court, minutes from Downtown Brampton. From slow-simmered curries and chaat-counter classics to fresh-pulled parathas, every plate at Friendz Dhaba is made to order for dine-in, takeout and delivery across Brampton.
Friendz Dhaba started with one simple idea: bring the bold, unfussy food of Punjab’s roadside dhabas to Brampton. In our kitchen on Bram Court, masalas are ground fresh, curries are simmered slowly, and breads come straight off the tawa — the way food is cooked at home, not in a formal fine-dining kitchen.
Karahi Paneer, Malai Kofta, Butter Chicken, Shahi Paneer with rice, Dal Makhani and Amritsari Aloo Puri are the plates our regulars order again and again, alongside biryani, stuffed parathas and a long list of vegetarian sabzis. Generous portions and honest prices — the same recipes whether you dine in or order Indian takeout in Brampton.
Families, friends after work, students and late-night diners all share our tables, from Downtown Brampton and the Queen Street Corridor to Fletchers Creek South, Avondale, Southgate and Bramalea. Eat in with us, grab takeout on the way home, or get Punjabi food delivered across Brampton — the kitchen stays open until 11:30 pm every night.
Dhaba classics, rich North Indian curries, fresh naan and parathas, and a full vegetarian side of the menu — all cooked to order, never pre-plated.
No fuss and no dress code. A relaxed, family-friendly room on Bram Court that suits big groups, quick weekday lunches and late dinners alike.
Fast service, easy online ordering, and a team that gets your pickup or delivery order out hot and on time anywhere in Brampton.
Proper dhaba food. The butter chicken and dal makhani taste like home cooking, and the portions are big enough to share.
We pick up takeout from Bram Court most weeks. It is ready fast, still hot when we get home, and the naan is always fresh.
Karahi paneer and malai kofta are our go-to order. Great value for how much food you actually get.
Open late, which is rare around here. A good spot after a shift when you want a real Punjabi meal instead of fast food.
Ordered for a family get-together and everything arrived on time. The Amritsari aloo puri was the first thing to disappear.