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Shere Punjab Sweet Centre

Indian restaurantsWolverhampton

4.4 out of 5 stars4.4(339 reviews)

“Sukhkaur54@outlook.com Shere_p1@hotmail.com”

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Quick info

+44 190 277 26 35
190 New Hampton Rd E, Wolverhampton WV1 4BB, United Kingdom

About Shere Punjab Sweet Centre

On New Hampton Rd E in Wolverhampton, Shere Punjab Sweet Centre is an Indian takeaway and sweet centre at number 190. Samosas, in lamb and vegetable versions, can be ordered in bulk for events, which makes the shop a option for catering a gathering. Indian sweets (mithai) are packed to take away. Curries, including lamb and saag, are sold from a display fridge and served with chapati. Orders are paid for at a till, with the team working the front-of-house counter.

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Reviews

4.4/5
339 reviews

What reviewers say

Reviewers most often mention samosas, tandoori chicken legs, spring rolls and indian sweets mithai.

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Featured reviews

  • Adeshdeep Singh
    “Lovely food and lovely customer service. I always come here for my samosa.”
  • Rohit Prem
    “Ordered 250samosa literally the day before the event, they were delicious!Everyone wanted to know where i got them! Great service! Thank you SherePunjab!”
  • Daren McCormick
    “Grabbed a large samosa order for an event in Chester. Always come here despite leaving Wolverhampton several months ago. Everyone loved them. They have nothing like this in Chester so they were very impressed. Cooked fresh and on time. They helped load the car. Couldn’t ask for a better service. PS Try their curries in the display fridge. I have a saag and lamb curry mix with fresh chapati which my Indian wife loves.”
  • Kris Kah
    “I don't leave negative reviews lightly, especially for a business that I have supported for over 30 years. Shera Punjab has always been, and still has the potential to be, one of Wolverhampton's most well-known and respected Indian takeaways. For generations, my family has relied on them, and you could always count on the quality of their samosas, spring rolls, kebabs and Indian sweets. Sadly, recent experiences have been extremely disappointing. On one visit - a couple of weekends ago, I was genuinely shocked to see welding work being carried out while the shop was still open and serving customers. There was thick smoke everywhere in the premises, and most concerningly food was left uncovered, on top of counter with workman tools next to food! Its simply didn't seem appropriate for a food preparation and service to continue while work of that nature was taking place. As a paying customer, it was very concerning to see food exposed in those conditions. Why not simply close that area temporarily, clean up properly, and ensure all food is covered and protected while maintenance work is being carried out? I appreciate that the business itself has been passed down through generations, and when the owners are present there seems to be a better standard of organisation and customer service. Unfortunately, the front-of-house team (the couple of guy's that you have selected to represent your business) are letting the business down BIG TIME. Customers are made to feel like an inconvenience rather than valued. There is no basic courtesy or friendliness and that's a real shame because people from all backgrounds use and support your shop. To make matters worse, today I ordered samosas and spring rolls for a children's party. After opening them, it was clear they were undercooked - the peas inside were still frozen. It was incredibly embarrassing, as the food had already been taken to the venue, and my biggest concern is that someone could become unwell. I was also concerned to see the chutney for the samosas sitting out on the counter, layered up and warm to the touch on a hot day like today. It left me questioning why it wasn't being kept refrigerated, as you would expect for a product of that nature. I'm writing this because I genuinely want Shera Punjab to succeed. It has built an excellent reputation over many decades, but management urgently need to address food quality, food hygiene practices daily and especially during maintenance work, food storage, and customer service before that reputation built from previous generation is seriously damaged. I am very disappointed in what I am experiencing of late.”
  • Keshav Shah
    “I just ordered some samosa and tandoori chicken they were cold as F. The inside filling of samosa wasn't good at all and was smelling bad, also they keep it cold while most place they deliver it hot & ready, i don't recommend this place one of the worst sweets shop i have ever visited. If you see this message today reply me, I'll bring your samosa back and make you eat it.”

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Customer Review Summary

Samosas are what most reviewers return for, with lamb and vegetable versions praised for their looks and taste, and large event orders described as fresh, on time and helpfully loaded into the car. One reviewer ordered the day before an event, and guests kept asking where the samosas came from. Spring rolls and Indian sweets come close behind, with a long-time customer calling the mithai the best around and another noting sweets packed with care. Sheesh kebabs and tandoori legs also earn praise for taste, and one reviewer suggests trying the curries in the display fridge, such as a saag and lamb mix with fresh chapati. The complaints are just as specific. Several describe food served cold, including samosas and tandoori chicken. A lamb curry was called sour, and the naan dry and stale. Some say front-of-house staff were unfriendly, though others call them lovely and friendly. One reviewer's samosas for a children's party arrived with peas still frozen inside.

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