Top Indian sweets shops in Irving, United States

I had punugulu and stuffed bajji . There're good but the chutney is just fine. It's a nice place to visit as the gandhi park is also near to that .

Nice place for hangout! Feeling nostalgic like India style chai ki tapri which was great 👍always crowded! So you can spend chit-chat time with Chai, Dosa and other snacks at reasonable prices!

The place is as common as for South Indians especially Telugu people where you can find all the veg and non-veg dishes served deliciously over the counter for parcel or eating at the restaurant itself.
Along side the restaurant you can buy all the Indian groceries at affordable prices.
The place is very near to the main road. There are few mor Indian restaurants in the surroundings of this restaurant.

The cashier lady is rude and a liar. This was our first visit. We were ordering a few items. Anyways, we decided to remove an item as we didn’t want it but maybe she didn’t understand and the transaction already went through. This is where you’ll see the cashier lady blatantly lie. Since we paid by card, she refunded us with cash but not the complete amount of the cancelled item. She said prices have changed and the menu board with the prices on it needs to be updated to be lower. Inspite of telling her few times, she did not budge even me telling her that I have never heard any food place lowering their prices. However, our receipt showed the amount on the display, so I went back to the counter and told her that we are missing money and also the sales tax. She claimed sales tax can not be refunded as the transaction had been processed. This is illegal! Who says sales tax is not refundable?

Great for snacks.
I have ordered samosas, Mirchi Bajji, and a pastry from here. No complaints. The taste, texture, and flavor resemble India. To the point! Would love to visit and try other items sooner.

Must try the new fruit salad here! I really liked it!

Love from Boston , MA

The place is not so good for those who care hygiene and noise. Neither it is for physical ambience. There is loud music and crowd noise.

Pani puri is the best in this area. The place gives typical Indian vibe. There is commendable quick service. The tables and floor are always unclean and a turn off sometimes. They need to optimize the songs being played. They are too loud for a eatery. I frequently hear fellow customers hating the songs and the loud sound

The restaurant doesn’t have a dress code that will market their brand and I think that is unnecessary in certain desi places but I think they can wear head caps and gloves while handling food.

I’ve tried Ghee Karam Idly, pulavs, dosa,bonda, Mirchi bajji, vada, Manchuria etc. Ghee karam is heavy and tasty. Rest of the foods are not the greatest around but they are good enough anytime in terms of taste and quantity.

The cost to quantity ratio is so well maintained. Apt place for students who care for their budgets. It’s a good hangout place. Visit this place on a heavy work day and try the irani chai. It is very refreshing though they struggle to maintain the hotness of the chai. You can ask them to reheat it though.

Dallaspuram’s middle class hangout place that gives Indian nostalgia is here. Multivisits are suggested if you can ignore the hygiene. For the taste and quick service, I have ignored the cleanliness of the place and rated it 4. Otherwise this place is a 3.

For quick bites
I liked their masala dosa
Chole puri was alright
•Coffee was only $2 and tea was $1
•Wait time was 15 min or so
•Self service
•Cheap and affordable and good portion of food.
I will go back for the dosa.