Raja Sweets & Indian Cuisine

I usually take my snacks here. There foods are really delicious as promised! Thank you so much for the immediate serving. Great place!

One of the best places in the Fremont area to get Indian sweets although you will not find the South Indian variety here. The desi ghee jalebis and gud(jaggery) jalebis are one of the best in the area. You can call in and have hot samosas ready for you in 10-15 minutes. Their Bengali sweets are fresh and great. I have not ordered it myself but I have heard that their catering menu is good for punjabi food.

Raja Sweets - Union City was AMAZING!!! We catered our daughter's first birthday party appetizer food from them, and the quality of the food was impeccable, and their service was amazing! It was very smooth and easy to work with them. They're very responsive to questions, and do so in a timely manner. I will certainly be utilizing their services for any future events I throw! Thank you, Raja Sweets!

Here you have to pick up a box, wear a single use glove and collected your sweets into a box. There are no names and ingredients indicated. So you have to ask about every sweet. I got a blue box and a box of jallabi. I paid just over $50 for both.

Raja Sweets used to be a pretty cool spot. Back in the day, it was affordable, and you’d get rice or bread included with your entrée, which made it feel worth it. Now they’ve cut back and only give bread, which is a letdown. On top of that, the prices have gone up over the years—like everywhere else—but here it feels like the increases hit fast, especially over the past three or four years. Their biryani definitely isn’t worth $17. The portion is small, the rice is lacking, and it doesn’t even come close to Hyderabad Dum Biryani in Fremont which costs less. To be fair, biryani isn’t really their strong point. What keeps me coming back are the curries and the yellow daal. Those dishes are consistently solid, with good flavor. The sweets are also pretty good, but honestly, Kabila’s does th