What Are the Best Street Food Drinks to Pair With Sixty5 Street’s Menu Items?

If you live in Brampton, you already know: this city takes its food seriously. Between the plaza gems along Airport Road, the late-night spots near Queen and Kennedy, and all the GTA heavy-hitters, we're spoiled. But there's one thing people don't talk about enough — how much the right drink can level up your favourite street food.

That's exactly what this guide is about: helping you match the best Brampton street food drinks with Sixty5 Street's bold, flavour-packed menu.

Whether you're grabbing spicy momos after a long shift at Brampton Civic, ordering loaded fries to share with friends in Springdale, or treating the kids after a day at Chinguacousy Park, choosing the right drink makes all the difference.

We'll walk through:

• How different drinks balance spice, crunch, and richness
• The best Brampton street food drinks for Sixty5 Street favourites
• What to order if you're eating with friends, family, or late at night
• Local tips specific to Brampton and the GTA food scene

If you want to peek at everything we're talking about, you can always check the full Sixty5 Street menu here: View our menu.

Before we get into specific pairings, let's quickly talk flavour. In Brampton, especially with our huge South Asian and Caribbean influence, street food usually leans:

• Spicy
• Tangy
• Fried and crunchy
• Cheesy or saucy

The best Brampton street food drinks usually do one of three things:

• Cool the heat
  Lassis, yogurt drinks, sweet milkshakes
• Cut the richness
  Masala soda, lemonades, lime sodas, fizzy drinks
• Add a little indulgence
  Falooda, thick shakes, specialty coffees

So when you're ordering from Sixty5 Street in Brampton or anywhere in the GTA, think:

"Is my food spicy, heavy, or light?"

Then match your drink to balance it out.

You can also see drink options and combos on our site:
See our Brampton street food drinks and combos.

On a chilly Brampton evening — you know, those windy nights near Steeles and Hurontario — nothing hits like hot food and a warm drink.

If you're ordering:

• Spicy veg or chicken momos
• Paneer tikka rolls
• Street-style wraps

Pair them with:

• Masala chai
• Karak-style strong chai

Why it works:

The warmth and spice of chai match the comfort of these snacks, but the milk and sweetness help calm the heat. For people living around 100 Maritime Ontario Blvd, this is basically the ideal after-work pick-me-up on a cold winter night.

This combo is one of the most underrated Brampton street food drinks pairings, especially if you're craving something cozy but still want that street-style edge.

If you're more into:

• Crunchy chicken sandwiches
• Spicy veggie burgers
• Cheese-loaded grilled sandwiches

Try pairing with:

• Iced coffee
• Cold mocha-style drinks

The slight bitterness and chill of iced coffee work perfectly with rich, cheesy bites. It's a great option if you're grabbing a quick lunch between classes at Sheridan College (Davis Campus) or making a pit stop on your way down the 410.

Let's be honest: Brampton folks don't hold back on spice. If you love the heat but don't feel like your mouth should be on fire all night, lassi is your best friend.

If you're ordering something along the lines of:

• Schezwan noodles
• Chilli chicken-style dishes
• Spicy Indo-Chinese rice bowls

Pair it with:

• Mango lassi

Mango lassi is thick, creamy, and sweet — perfect for cooling down the chilli and masala-heavy flavours. This is one of those Brampton street food drinks that feels almost like dessert and a drink in one.

If your order includes:

• Extra-spicy wings
• Fiery fries or loaded fries with hot sauces
• Anything labelled "volcano," "fiery," or "blast"

Pair with:

• Salted lassi
• Plain sweet lassi

Salted lassi is very popular with families in Brampton who don't like too much sugar but still want something cooling. It's especially loved by older parents or grandparents who might be joining you for a family meal at Sixty5 Street.

You can always ask our team which lassi is best suited to your spice level — we do this kind of pairing chat all the time.

If your order is full of fried goodness, masala sodas and lemonades are your best bet.

Think about these Sixty5 Street favourites:

• Fully loaded fries
• Fusion poutines
• Deep-fried snacks and crispy bites

Pair them with:

• Masala soda
• Kala-khatta style soda
• Nimbu masala soda

These Brampton street food drinks are fizzy, tangy, and lightly spiced. They cut through the oil and cheese, making every bite feel lighter (even when it's not). If you've ever over-ordered at a plaza near Airport Road and thought, "Wow, that was heavy," masala soda is the solution.

For big family orders — say folks driving in from Castlemore, Gore Meadows, or Bramalea — it's hard to go wrong with:

• Fresh lemonade
• Lime soda (sweet, salted, or both)

These drinks are kid-friendly, pair with almost anything on the menu, and are super refreshing in the summer heat, especially after sports at Earnscliffe Recreation Centre or a day at Professor's Lake.

Sometimes you don't want balance. You want full-on indulgence. That's where these Brampton street food drinks shine.

If you're ordering:

• Big, saucy burgers
• Crispy chicken wraps
• Cheesy fusion rolls

Go for:

• Chocolate or Oreo milkshake
• Strawberry or vanilla milkshake

This combo feels like a classic North American fast-food meal with a desi twist. It's especially popular with teens and students coming in from Fletcher's Meadow or Mount Pleasant after school.

If you've gone for something more traditional or spicy and still want dessert:

• Pair it with falooda

Falooda is one of those iconic Brampton street food drinks that doubles as dessert: basil seeds, vermicelli, ice cream, rose flavour… it's a full experience. It's perfect if you're sharing plates at Sixty5 Street with friends from Mississauga or Toronto and want to show off true desi-style treats.

We all know how group orders go in Brampton — one person wants spicy, one wants mild, one wants "anything but carbonated." That's where fruity coolers and mocktails save the day.

If you're ordering:

• Mixed appetizer platters
• Sharing trays of momos, wings, and fries
• A bit of everything for a movie night at home

Pair them with:

• Mango coolers
• Berry mocktails
• Citrus punch-style drinks

These Brampton street food drinks are crowd-pleasers — sweet, colourful, and not too heavy. They work especially well if you're doing a big pickup from Sixty5 Street for a gathering in neighborhoods like Brampton East or near Trinity Common.

For those who like something fun but don't drink alcohol:

• Go for mojito-style mocktails
• Or tropical mixed fruit mocktails

These give you the "party drink" feeling without the alcohol, so they're perfect for family celebrations, get-togethers, or Eid/Diwali parties when you're ordering a spread from Sixty5 Street.

Let's be real: GTA winters, especially when that wind whips through downtown Brampton near Gage Park, are no joke. This is when hot Brampton street food drinks become essential.

If your plate has:

• Grilled or tandoori-style bites
• Lightly charred fusion kebabs
• Toasted sandwiches

Pair them with:

• Kadak masala chai
• Ginger or cardamom-spiced tea

The combination of smoky flavours and warm chai is exactly what you want when it's -10°C and you've just dashed in from the parking lot.

If you're more of a coffee person, or you grew up on cutting-chai-style tiny cups:

• Pair hot coffee or strong tea with samosa-style snacks, rolls, or spicy bites

This pairing is especially popular with people grabbing a quick break during evening shifts around the industrial areas near Steeles or Derry Road.

If you're still not sure what to pick, here's a simple, local-friendly way to think about it when ordering from Sixty5 Street:

• Check the spice level
  Very spicy? Go for lassi, milkshakes, or sweet coolers.
  Mild or medium? Masala soda, lemonade, or chai will work.
• Look at how heavy the food is
  Deep-fried and cheesy? Pick fizzy or citrusy Brampton street food drinks like masala soda or lime soda.
  Grilled or lighter? Try chai, coffee, or mocktails.
• Think about the weather
  Freezing January night in Brampton? Hot chai or coffee.
  Humid July day near Bramalea City Centre? Lime sodas, lemonades, fruit coolers.
• Consider who you're ordering for
  Kids: milkshakes, sweet lassis, or fruity coolers.
  Parents/grandparents: salted lassi, chai, or non-sweet lemon sodas.
  Friends: mocktails, masala sodas, fun specialty drinks.

Still can't decide? Call us and ask. We're used to pairing food and drinks for regulars all over Brampton and the GTA.
Contact Sixty5 Street Brampton

If you're in or around Brampton — whether you're coming from Mississauga, Vaughan, or Scarborough — Sixty5 Street is easy to add to your food route.

We're conveniently located for people driving along major arteries like:

• Airport Road
• Queen Street
• Highway 410 access points

You can find us easily on Google Maps here:
Find Sixty5 Street on Google Maps

Or check local listings on sites like Yelp, Restaurantji, and other Brampton food directories.

When you visit, you can:

• Dine in and enjoy fresh Brampton street food drinks straight from the counter
• Order ahead for pickup if you're rushing home after work
• Use delivery apps (Uber Eats, DoorDash, SkipTheDishes) if you're chilling at home in neighborhoods like Springdale, Castlemore, or Bramalea

If you'd like suggestions tailored to your exact order, just ask at the counter or drop us a message. We're happy to recommend drink pairings based on your spice tolerance, mood, and who you're sharing with.

You can also browse our latest combos and specials here:
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