Satguru Sweets

I’ve been going to this restaurant for years, and it continues to impress me every single time. The food quality is consistently excellent, and the flavors are truly authentic—just like traditional Indian home-cooked meals. Their chole is perfectly spiced, the kadhi has that comforting, tangy flavor I love, and the chai is always freshly brewed and aromatic. I also enjoy their thali, which offers a great variety of dishes in one meal, and their Manchurian is one of the best I’ve had—crispy, flavorful, and well balanced. The samosa chaat is another standout, full of texture and taste. Overall, this place delivers a genuinely satisfying Indian dining experience, and I always recommend it to my friends and family.

I saw a lot of reviews mentioning bad service, and I figured, how bad could it be? Well… they were right. The girl behind the counter had such a bad attitude, like she didn’t want to be there at all. Feels like she might be the owner’s kid who’s just over it. As for the sweets—they were just okay, nothing special. A few bites into some of them, and I didn’t even want to finish. Some tasted off, others were dry. Definitely disappointing. Between the lackluster desserts and the unwelcoming vibe, I’d say skip this place. There are much better options out there. 👎

Awesome experience. The Chole Bhatoore and Saag with Makki roti were the best I have ever tasted in my life in India or America. Staff was very friendly and polite.

We ordered onion prountha and when we asked for butter they gave us only one butterand second time he give me no butter and later we asked for milk and they gave us tea and from there we were not allowed to ask for naan.

I got sweets from here and some Indian marriage bhaji. But sweets when I open at home taste so off its taste how it's getting spoil. I m very disappointed I specially buy so prayer it's ill barfi (sesame seed barfi)