Ambala Sweets & Snacks

Snack bar · Artesia

Ambala Sweets & Snacks

Snack bar · Artesia

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18433 Pioneer Blvd, Artesia, CA 90701

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Gourmet Indian treat shop since 1990 offering traditional, all-vegetarian pastries & treats.  

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18433 Pioneer Blvd, Artesia, CA 90701 Get directions

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"One of the few strip mall spots in the neighborhood where you’ll usually see a line, Ambala Sweets has been the go-to snack shop in Little India for decades. They specialize in mithai and namkeen, or sweets and snacks, which are made fresh and placed inside a huge display case. They’ve got hundreds of options that you can order over the counter, and much like a spoiled kid in a Toys R Us, all you have to do is point at whatever you want. We especially like their papdi chaat, with its deep-fried discs smothered in thick yogurt and tangy chutneys, followed by some coconut-dusted chum chum for dessert." - nikko duren, brant cox

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"One of the few strip mall spots in the neighborhood where you’ll usually see a line, Ambala Sweets has been the go-to snack shop in Little India for decades. They specialize in mithai and namkeen, or sweets and snacks, which are made fresh and placed inside a huge display case. They’ve got hundreds of options that you can order over the counter, and much like a spoiled kid in a Toys R Us, all you have to do is point at whatever you want. We especially like their papdi chaat, with its deep-fried discs smothered in thick yogurt and tangy chutneys, followed by some coconut-dusted chum chum for dessert." - Nikko Duren

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Everybody Hai

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I live this place! Their dosa is absolutely delicious, we come back again and again. The owners are so nice too. Delicious sweets, drinks and food.

Amit Sharma

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Stopped to have the Jalebi and was not disappointed. They have loads of options for sweets but the only thing I liked by the looks was jalebi. Didn’t eat anything else but as the place was crowded, could make a sense that the food would be great, maybe next time :)

Saman Haseeb

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Oh .. if you are looking for authentic Indian taste and flavour than this is the right place to visit. One must try their kulfi and faluda its too good, they also got variety of chat and paan too

Arianni For ever

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Best South western Indian food. I recommend to anyone that wants to try something different. Excellent customer service 👏 price is good. Big portions. Definitely recommended

Billy Alabsi

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This is best sweet from India Please come and see it.

Vijay10LA

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I've been coming here since summer 1981...yep. it's still awesome

manisha kadam

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I do not recommend this place. The vada pav was bland and came with burger buns. The Dani chat had an imli chutney which was red colored. The poori Bhaji was bland and oily. There was no substance to the dish. . Super disappointed with the food here. The kachori chat was like chole ki sabji. Won’t recommend this place to anyone who is looking to get Indian food.

Rakesh Mishra

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If you are looking for authentic Indian street food taste, I will highly recommend it. I have tried many restaurants in SoCal, Charlotte, Las Vegas and Atlanta but this one had the best snacks amongst all of them. I tried mirchi pakoda and jalebi, my friends tried kachodi, samosha. Also the they keep playing popular Punjabi music so you will get a ln Indian snacks shop vibe with a American touch.