The sweets are good in general. But I would definitely request a taste of the Gur Sandesh before you purchase it. I bought a box for a friends as a gift, but when I tasted it at their house, the milk was burnt. The sweet had a horrible after-taste. This is not the first time. A similar taste appeared in their Misti Doi (Dahi) a month ago. So, so you can't chalk it up to an accident. More quality checks need to be in place.
Sourav Hait
Loved the sandesh! 😋😋
Mark Emery
Great variety, helpful and friendly staff :)
Gulam Mohamme Hussain
Huge variety of sweets and deserts comming from the desert capital of India. The quality and taste is woth the price. Quick recommendations: Habshi Halwa Anjeer Halwa. Tiny Gulab jamun (Nimbles) And.... Kaju katli that you cannot ignore.
Prudvi
Very good taste and the customer receiving also too good thank you Usha . U r recommended sweets are awesome
I will come back again
ZeeShaN NooR
Too much expansive and without any taste sweets, like totally waste ☹️☹️☹️
Priya Singh
I had achari khichura which was good but don’t recommend the goat and the beef kalo bhuna and DONT ORDER ON UBER EATS this was my portion for the goat and beef and $24 and $18 a portion, their only saving grace is their sweets but maybe it’s just this flagship store
Shanta1999 Mishu
Used to buy 11-14$ per lb now it’s insane. Now per lb goes up to 20$ before it used to 15$ and less 🥲
All time favorite. Only the issue is price. You cannot go every week you have to wait for a budget to full fill your stomach needs :).
Sifat Titly
They mixed the old jalebis with the fresh ones, which is quite disappointing. The older ones are obviously not as crispy and there’s a noticeable difference in color too. These are expensive—we’re paying around $16 per pound and we don’t spend that kind of money to get mixed, subpar quality. Our money has value as well. Also, I was served by a hijabi Bengali woman.
Amina Mahmood
This review is specific to the Iftar items only. I have not tried other items for a while since they changed ownership. I think the target audience for this place is people who came from Bangladesh after ripping off the country. Thus they have no problem in sprinkling their disposable money on the inedible crap they sell here in the name of iftar. I hesitatingly bought 2/3 items as there were nothing at home and I can promise this would be the last time I spent my hard earned money here. The only people who will come here twice are definately money launderers who has no problem in throwing their money.
Poor service specially from laura
Really premium
The sweets are good in general. But I would definitely request a taste of the Gur Sandesh before you purchase it. I bought a box for a friends as a gift, but when I tasted it at their house, the milk was burnt. The sweet had a horrible after-taste. This is not the first time. A similar taste appeared in their Misti Doi (Dahi) a month ago. So, so you can't chalk it up to an accident. More quality checks need to be in place.
Loved the sandesh! 😋😋
Great variety, helpful and friendly staff :)
Huge variety of sweets and deserts comming from the desert capital of India. The quality and taste is woth the price.
Quick recommendations:
Habshi Halwa
Anjeer Halwa.
Tiny Gulab jamun (Nimbles)
And....
Kaju katli that you cannot ignore.
Very good taste and the customer receiving also too good thank you Usha . U r recommended sweets are awesome
I will come back again
Too much expansive and without any taste sweets, like totally waste ☹️☹️☹️
I had achari khichura which was good but don’t recommend the goat and the beef kalo bhuna and DONT ORDER ON UBER EATS this was my portion for the goat and beef and $24 and $18 a portion, their only saving grace is their sweets but maybe it’s just this flagship store
Used to buy 11-14$ per lb now it’s insane. Now per lb goes up to 20$ before it used to 15$ and less 🥲
Restaurantji Recommends
Takes forever to pick up sweets .. under stuffed
All time favorite. Only the issue is price. You cannot go every week you have to wait for a budget to full fill your stomach needs :).
They mixed the old jalebis with the fresh ones, which is quite disappointing. The older ones are obviously not as crispy and there’s a noticeable difference in color too. These are expensive—we’re paying around $16 per pound and we don’t spend that kind of money to get mixed, subpar quality. Our money has value as well. Also, I was served by a hijabi Bengali woman.
This review is specific to the Iftar items only. I have not tried other items for a while since they changed ownership.
I think the target audience for this place is people who came from Bangladesh after ripping off the country. Thus they have no problem in sprinkling their disposable money on the inedible crap they sell here in the name of iftar. I hesitatingly bought 2/3 items as there were nothing at home and I can promise this would be the last time I spent my hard earned money here. The only people who will come here twice are definately money launderers who has no problem in throwing their money.
NEVER AGAIN.
Sweet quality is great
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