Crisp pastry, a soft spiced potato filling and chutney to dip — our Samosa Platter is the easiest thing on the board to put in the middle of the table. It is vegetarian, it arrives hot, and it disappears fast, which is why so many orders here start with one.
The Samosa Platter is our most-ordered starter and the least expensive way to try the East Indian side of the kitchen. Each samosa is fried to order so the shell stays crisp and shatters properly, while the spiced potato filling inside stays soft and steaming.
It suits almost any table — something to pick at while a pizza bakes, a snack for a work crew coming through Seven Sisters Falls, or a small plate on its own with a cold drink from the beverage room. Chutney comes on the side.
Hand-folded, fried to order and served hot with chutney. Nothing sits under a lamp waiting — if it is on your table it came out of the fryer minutes ago, which is the whole point of a samosa.
Most tables follow the platter with Butter Chicken or Chickpeas Curry, both served with rice and best with a naan on the side. Ordering for a group heading out to the Whiteshell? Call (204) 348-3106 and we will have the platters boxed and ready. The full starter list is on our menu page.
Reviewed on Restaurant Guru
“Had lunch in the restaurant and was very pleased with the meal. Solid homestyle cooking — easily one of the top places to eat in Seven Sisters Falls.”
Paraphrased from a 5-star Restaurant Guru review
Stayed at the motel
“Having the restaurant right on site is a big plus. Good food, friendly service and a hot meal without having to get back in the truck and drive anywhere.”
Paraphrased from a 5-star Tripadvisor review
Aggregated map listing review
“Stopped in for pizza and casual fare. A cosy small-town spot with friendly staff, good value and food that beat our expectations for a roadside motel restaurant.”
Paraphrased from a 4.5-star map listing review
We are on Provincial Road 307 in Seven Sisters Falls, Manitoba — minutes from the Manitoba Hydro Seven Sisters Generating Station and on the way to Whiteshell Provincial Park.