It was our first time to visit Hotspot Cafe in Mississauga and definitely won’t be the last time. The food was exceptional, especially their chicken... read more spicy tikka! The crews were polite and very accommodating. Awesome place to hang out with family and friends.

Excellent place to dine in. Food is really good. We ordered their sultan platter and student biryani both have amazing taste. Imli some is amazing and... read more mint margaritas too. Green tea is really good too. I would highly recommended must try this place in ridge plaza location. Definitely will come back again. We went their all the way from Chicago to eat some good food.

Was craving Pakistani desi street food and ended up having a lacha paratha roll with malai boti and a bun kebab. Both were delicious, but... read more the lacha paratha roll definitely stood out. A solid 10/10 — highly recommend.

Had an amazing time at Hotspot Cafe with both my family and friends! The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, perfect for catching up and relaxing.... read more I absolutely loved their fresh lime drink—so refreshing and perfectly balanced. The fried chicken was crispy, flavorful, and easily one of the best I’ve had in a while. Great service, great vibes, and delicious food—highly recommended!

Came here two nights in a row and these plates explain why. The broast chicken was next-level; thick, golden, ultra-crunchy crust with real juice inside, not... read more dry, not rushed. You crack it open and the steam hits first, then the flavor. Wings were just as aggressive; bold spice, proper fry, zero shortcuts. The katori chaat? Nah… that’s straight Pakistan energy. Crispy shell, creamy yogurt, chutneys doing damage, fresh onions and coriander, felt like a street cart pulled up way too close to Sauga. Even the sauces and drinks came correct, everything balanced the spice perfectly. This isn’t fast food. This is desi comfort done loud. Dangerous spot. I’m definitely coming back.

I recently visited Karachi Hotspot and tried the Chicken Zinger Burger, Chicken broast, Channa chat, Pani puri and spicy chicken bbq with rice. The food... read more was just okay — nothing outstanding, but decent enough to make me curious about trying other items on the menu. Unfortunately, the service was really slow, especially at the front. They could definitely improve the customer experience by hiring more staff. Overall, an average visit with room for improvement.

We ended up here on a snowy day so there was not a lot of traffic despite it being Friday night. Seating is limited. Maybe 6-10... read more tables? We ordered a kachori chaat, 4 sliders, 2 paratha roll and 4 piece chicken combo. Off to a flier as the katori chaat was a unique experience and quite flavourful with just enough spice. Will definitely recommend it. The sliders were also very good. One could easily eat 2-4 by themselves as a full meal. Next we had the chicken and the rolls. The shaapatar and spicy chicken tikka rolls were good. Proper puri paratha and good serving size. Quite filling. The chicken was okay. Thought it was overpriced for 4 pieces combo at 25$.

There’s something special about places that feel like they were made just for you — where the food is comfort on a plate and the... read more energy is warm and welcoming. Hotspot Café in Mississauga has that magic. From the moment we walked in, it felt like we’d stumbled into a cozy little corner that instantly made us feel at home. The chicken broast reminded me of childhood family dinners — crispy, juicy, perfectly spiced, and full of the kind of flavour that speaks to your soul. Their chicken tikka pizza brought together stretchy cheese and smoky tikka in the best possible way — desi fusion at its finest. The BBQ mix platter was a mini celebration on a plate — tender kebabs, juicy grilled meats, and sauces that felt homemade with love (and trust me, they are!). Then came the melted madness burger — and wow. It’s exactly what you want when you're craving indulgence: saucy, melty, flavour-packed and straight-up messy in the best way. We sipped on their strawberry and mango shakes, which took us right back to the classic cafe days — thick, creamy, and made with real fruit (a rare win). And ending on a sweet note with the strawberry cheesecake? Light, smooth, and just the right amount of sweet — the kind of dessert that makes you lean back and smile. To hear more about this review, follow us @eatinontario on Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, & Facebook. ✨🤩🙏