LG Sweet & Spice

Part restaurant, part mithai counter: walk into LG Sweet & Spice and the first thing you meet is a glass case of Indian sweets, with gulab jamun, barfi and bright orange and red rounds stacked on steel trays. The kitchen behind it turns out North Indian takeout.

What’s on the menu

Prices below are from their site on Nov 8, 2026.

• Street-food plates: chole bhature or chole poori ($10.99), samosa chana and tikki channa plates (about $10), masala fries ($9.99) and gol gappa ($7 for six).
• Rice and thalis: a veg thali ($14) and chicken or goat biryani (from $15).
• Tandoor and fry-ups: paneer tikka ($17), chicken tikka ($17), fish pakora ($13.50) and chilli chicken, in regular and large sizes.
• Curries: sarson da saag, chana masala, bhindi masala, aloo gobhi and mutter methi malai paneer, mostly $14 to $15.50 for a regular portion, with a large size for a few dollars more.

They describe daily handmade bread and a lunch buffet alongside the regular menu, and combo meals start at $9.99. There’s also a short list of Indo-Chinese dishes such as noodles, fried rice and cheese chilli.

Sweets and catering

The sweets are the reason to stop in around a festival. Their Instagram shows the shop stocked for Rakhri in August 2025, with sweets and rakhri bracelets, and they say they cater everything from small gatherings to weddings, graduations and corporate events, so ask at the counter about party trays.

Before you go

The owners aren’t named on their site, so we can’t tell you who runs it. Hours on their site match what Google shows, but their Instagram hasn’t posted since April, so a quick call on 604-546-0393 is a good idea before a big catering order. The online ordering page is linked from their website. More nearby places are in Shop Local in Langley.