Prashad Sweets
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About Prashad Sweets
Prashad Sweets is an Indian sweets shop in Southall, at 74 South Rd, serving a pure vegetarian Gujarati menu alongside Mumbai street snacks. The counter also carries South Indian items, sweets and savoury snacks, with vegetable samosa and pani puri among the chaat and street food, and tea served alongside. The shop is small and has no tables or chairs, so customers eat standing at a side counter. That suits a quick stop for a snack or a box of sweets. Payment is cash only. The kitchen also takes catering orders.
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention vegetable samosa, pani puri, dabeli and sev puri.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention vegetable samosa, pani puri, dabeli and sev puri.
Customer Review Summary
Samosas lead the praise. One reviewer favors the vegetable samosa for its thin skin and small size, and another bought samosa and aloo tikki alongside sweets. Close behind are the savoury snacks and chaat, including sev puri, chole bhature and spicy masala fry vada pav. Reviewers also name Gujarati dishes such as kadi kichadi and dal bhat, crispy jalebi, and a tea one describes as tasting homemade. Prices are repeatedly called reasonable, and several describe cheerful, helpful staff. The shop is small and cramped, with no seating beyond a standing side board, and a wheelchair user notes it gets crowded at busy times. Freshness and hygiene draw the sharpest complaints. One reviewer found the papdi smelling of rancid oil and threw it all out, another called the dabeli filling and nuts old and inedible, and a third found the pani puri puris hard and thick. One diner describes staff reusing a dropped spatula for dhokla until a clean one was requested a second time.
Customer Review Summary
Samosas lead the praise. One reviewer favors the vegetable samosa for its thin skin and small size, and another bought samosa and aloo tikki alongside sweets. Close behind are the savoury snacks and chaat, including sev puri, chole bhature and spicy masala fry vada pav. Reviewers also name Gujarati dishes such as kadi kichadi and dal bhat, crispy jalebi, and a tea one describes as tasting homemade. Prices are repeatedly called reasonable, and several describe cheerful, helpful staff. The shop is small and cramped, with no seating beyond a standing side board, and a wheelchair user notes it gets crowded at busy times. Freshness and hygiene draw the sharpest complaints. One reviewer found the papdi smelling of rancid oil and threw it all out, another called the dabeli filling and nuts old and inedible, and a third found the pani puri puris hard and thick. One diner describes staff reusing a dropped spatula for dhokla until a clean one was requested a second time.
Featured reviews
- Google user
“One of the best places to get th food you love. Also the shop is so clean and the food is a+ grade. The location is too good but the parking is nightmare.”
- Google user
“Despite the food being absolutely DELICIOUS! The staff are incredibly helpful. Whether the shop is busy or not - The staff will always pay attention and your order will never be wrong. You will never be overcharged. This is not complaint - As a wheelchair user at busy times it can get crowded due to the shop size. I wish They were given more space to help with things like this. But I appreciate the help they always commend to.❤️🫶🏽🕉️🙏🏽”
- Google user
“Taste is good, but my only concern was the hygiene. When I asked for dhokla, the spatulatongs accidentally dropped, and the staff member continued using the same spatula. When I requested a clean one, he said it was okay to use, so I had to ask again before it was changed.”
- pr omi
“Usually this place is quite good but I tried the dabeli today and it was obvious that the ingredients used were old , the filling , the nuts were really old, it was inedible and we had to throw it away. :( makes this place a bit untrustworthy now .”
- Google user
“I love the savoury snacks at both the Wembley and Southall branches of Prashad. Everything that I have tried has been excellent, packing far more flavour than any snack at this price point usually does. I particularly love the Sev Puri l, the Chole Bhature and the Spicy Masala Fry Vada Pav. The customer service is not very good as the small and cramped shops tend to be overtly busy and staff are rushed off of their feet. There are no chairs or tables at the above branches although there is a side board where one can stand and eat at, otherwise it is a takeaway affair.”
Hours
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
Good to know
“Authentic Indian street food and assorted Indian sweet shop We serve a wide range of fresh vegetarian Indian dishes We also take catering orders”
- ParkingPaid street parking
Amenities
- Paid street parking
- Onsite services
- Quick visit
Location
Indian restaurants near Prashad Sweets
- Saravanaa Bhavan Southall4.38,2350.1 mi
masala dosa, idli, north indian thali
- Rita's Chilli Chaat Corner3.81,1940.3 mi
chole bhature, aloo kulcha, pani puri
- GT Road Restaurant Hayes4.16911.6 mi
lamb chops, aloo tikki chaat, mixed grill
| Place | Rating | Distance | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prashad Sweets | 4.1386 | — | vegetable samosa, pani puri, dabeli |
| Saravanaa Bhavan Southall | 4.38,235 | 0.1 mi | masala dosa, idli, north indian thali |
| Rita's Chilli Chaat Corner | 3.81,194 | 0.3 mi | chole bhature, aloo kulcha, pani puri |
| GT Road Restaurant Hayes | 4.1691 | 1.6 mi | lamb chops, aloo tikki chaat, mixed grill |
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