Maruthi South Indian Restaurant Brampton: frequently asked questions

Yes, according to the sources read. Wanderlog calls it a vegetarian South Indian restaurant, and every dish on the menu listing is vegetarian. See the menu.

A masala dosa, the Mini Tiffin sampler or idli vadai are easy places to start. Mini Tiffin is listed as idli, vadai, pongal, a mini masala dosa and kesari with sambar and chutney. This is a general suggestion from the menu, not a ranking.

South Indian tiffin and meals. The menu lists dosas, idli, vadai, uthappam and parotta dishes, plus rice dishes, snacks, sweets and an Indo-Chinese section.

Yes, the listing has an Indo-Chinese section of 17 dishes, including gobi Manchurian, paneer Manchurian, Schezwan fried rice and veg noodles.

The dosai corner lists 40 dishes, from plain and butter dosai to masala dosai varieties and two kids’ dosais. The menu was read on November 14, 2026.

Drinks include mango lassi, neer more (spiced buttermilk), rose milk, milkshakes and soft drinks. Desserts include rasa malai, gulab jamun and chocolate ice cream.

Prices were not confirmed, so this site shows none. Only a third-party listing shows them, and in-person prices can differ. Call +1 905-453-2090 to ask.

It was not confirmed in the listings we checked on November 14, 2026. The menu is vegetarian, but many dishes use ghee, butter, cheese or yogurt, so ask the restaurant about any diet.

They come from the public sources named on the menu page, read on November 14, 2026. Dishes can change, and in-person offerings can differ from the listing.

Google Maps showed 4.5 out of 5 from 2,107 reviews on November 14, 2026. Wanderlog also showed a Tripadvisor rating of 4.0 from 9 reviews. Ratings change, so check the listing for the latest.

One directory lists an A2B Restaurant at the same address. Google Maps shows Maruthi South Indian Restaurant open there, and no source we read explains the link between the two names.

Wanderlog mentions free refills of curries, sambar and chutney and complimentary jalebis at the table. We could not confirm this with the restaurant, so ask when you visit.

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