Buy Frozen Indian Food Online in Canada — Paratha, Samosa, Momos & Sabzi
The freezer is what turns a long weeknight into an Indian dinner in ten minutes, and GoDirect carries a full frozen aisle for same-day delivery across the Greater Toronto Area — breads, snacks, ready dishes, cut vegetables and desserts, all arriving cold at your door.
Frozen breads are the backbone, and they travel across the whole country. From the north there are aloo, gobi, methi, paneer, mooli, mix veg, masala, ajwain, plain, home style and lachcha parathas, tandoori, garlic, whole wheat, plain and chilli-coriander naan, onion kulcha, whole wheat roti, wholemeal chapati and bhatura for a Sunday chole bhature. From Kerala and the Malabar coast come the flaky layered parothas — Aman Bytes Malabar Paratha and S. Motiram Jumbo Malabar Parotha — alongside Mirch Masala Malaysian style Paratha. Gujarat is represented by Bhagwati Methi Thepla and Bhagwati Palak Thepla and Deep Methi Dhebra, Maharashtra by Deep Puran Poli, and there is Deep Plain Bhakri for a coarser everyday roti.
For snacks and ready dishes there are Punjabi, jumbo, cocktail and mini samosas, potato and peas, cheese pizza and jalapeno-paneer varieties, aloo tikki and tawa aloo tikki, onion and spinach pakora, veg and noodle spring rolls, veg puff, cutlet, S. Motiram Bataka Vada for a Mumbai-style vada pav, veggie burger patties, dahi ke kabab and veg seekh kebab, S. Motiram Tandoori Chaap and Achari Chaap for the Delhi soya-chaap treatment, dry and gravy manchurian, and paneer tikka and aloo tikki kathi rolls of the sort Kolkata made famous. Momos — the Himalayan dumpling that became Delhi street food — come in mix veg, paneer, cheese chilli, schezwan, peri peri, chicken and Tibetan styles. South India brings Deep South Indian Idli, Deep Udupi Idli, Deep Masala Idli, Deep Masala Dosa, Deep Dahi Vada and Shana Sambhar Mix.
The frozen vegetable shelf saves the prep work — green peas, mixed vegetables, whole and cut okra, karela in slices and ring cut, drumstick, guvar (cluster beans), tindora, tinda, arvi, amla, methi, chopped palak, sliced carrot, peas and carrot mix, sweet corn, whole green chilli, diced green mango (totapuri), shredded coconut, garlic cubes and red onions (shallots) — plus hash browns and straight-cut fries. For dessert, kulfi in malai, mango, pista, rabri, falooda and matka styles, and shrikhand in elaichi, kesar dry fruit and mango kaju. Shop Deep, Shana, Brar's, S. Motiram, Divya, Savera, Mother's Magic and Cavendish, in packs from 200 g, 283 g, 340 g and 400 g through 500 g, 600 g, 750 g and 907 g, and by piece count from 4 and 5 up to 20, 30 and 40 pieces for family packs.
One thing worth knowing: cook frozen parathas, samosas and tikki straight from the freezer rather than thawing them first — thawed dough goes limp and stuffed snacks lose their crisp edge. Frozen vegetables go straight into the pan or curry as well. Get your order into the freezer as soon as it arrives, and once a bag is opened, seal it tightly so ice crystals do not build up.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make Punjabi samosas at home without folding the pastry myself?
Start from a frozen one. The Punjabi samosa is the big, thick-cornered kind sold outside every bus stand in Amritsar and Chandigarh, stuffed with spiced aloo and matar. Fry straight from frozen in medium-hot oil — hot oil browns the pastry before the filling heats through — and drain on paper. We stock Deep Jumbo Punjabi Samosa, Deep Cocktail Punjabi Samosa, Shana Punjabi Samosas, Brar's Potato & Peas Samosas and Shana Mini Samosas Variety Pack. Serve with imli or hari chutney and a cup of chai.
What is the difference between a Malabar parotha and a lachcha paratha?
Both are layered breads, but they come from opposite ends of the country. The Malabar parotha of Kerala is made from maida, slapped and coiled so it pulls apart in soft strands, and is eaten with kurma or a coastal curry — try Aman Bytes Malabar Paratha or S. Motiram Jumbo Malabar Parotha. The Punjabi lachcha paratha is atta-based, crisper and flakier, and goes with dal or a sabzi — Deep Lachcha Paratha and Shana Lacha Plain Parathas cover that. Both cook dry on a hot tawa, no thawing.
Can I put together a South Indian breakfast on a weekday morning?
Yes, and it is mostly steaming and heating. Deep South Indian Idli and Deep Udupi Idli — the Udupi style of coastal Karnataka is the softer, plainer one — steam back to life in a few minutes, Deep Masala Idli is already tempered, and Shana Sambhar Mix gives you the lentil-and-vegetable stew to go with them. Deep Masala Dosa handles the potato-filled crepe, and Deep Dahi Vada rounds it off. Finish with a chhonk of curry leaves and mustard seeds over the sambhar.
What is a thepla, and how is it eaten?
Thepla is the Gujarati travel bread — soft atta rotis kneaded with fresh methi (fenugreek) or palak and warming masala, made in stacks before a journey because they keep well and taste good cold. Bhagwati Methi Thepla and Bhagwati Palak Thepla are the two we carry, and Deep Methi Dhebra is the thicker millet-flour cousin. Eat them with plain dahi, a spoon of chundo or athanu, and hot chai.
Should I thaw frozen parathas and samosas before cooking?
No — cook them straight from the freezer. Thawing makes paratha dough limp and softens the pastry on samosas and tikki, so they lose their crisp finish. The same goes for the frozen vegetables, which can go directly into the pan or the curry.
Do you deliver frozen food same-day in the GTA, and what pack sizes are there?
Yes — GoDirect delivers same day across the Greater Toronto Area; pick an available delivery slot for your city at checkout and move frozen items into the freezer as soon as they arrive. Packs run from 200 g, 283 g, 340 g and 400 g through 500 g, 600 g, 750 g and 907 g, with piece counts from 4 and 5 pieces up to 20, 30 and 40 pieces in family packs.