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    Saini Sweet & Restaurant

    3.7 (15 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 9:30 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Vennsze E.

    3 Samosas for $1 - unbeatable deal, can't go wrong there. It's a nondescript place that is a bit of a hole in the wall. We come here to get a batch of Samosas if we're looking for something to bring to a potluck/party. The price is right, and the Samosas are good. I haven't tried any of the other food here (they also have Indian sweets and other dishes), but I highly recommended this place for Samosas.

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    Naveen G.

    Good price but Avg food, cheapest samosas in town, Good for samosa 3 for $1 Other dishes are ok ok

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    2 years ago

    I tried Besan Barfi ,Gulab Jamun & paneer pakora and it's hard to put in words on how much I loved it.

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    I like this restaurant because every time I walk in it gives you the indian vibes ,the food is so good must recommend 100 / 10.

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    We come here to get a batch of Samosas if we're looking for something to bring to a potluck/party.

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