Jalaram Sweet Mart

Unfortunately, our experience at this place was not a good one. We visited with high expectations of fresh and flavorful food, especially given the many positive recommendations on Instagram, but we were quite disappointed. The food did not taste fresh. We ordered dahi puri and chole bhature; the dahi puri had an unusual taste and the chole bhature seemed readymade and simply reheated. Overall, it did not meet our expectations and I wouldn’t recommend it based on our experience.

We went there to pick up some Diwali sweets along with some friends, 1 day before Diwali. Placed an order of a number of sweet boxes. When asked if we could please taste one piece of sweet, we were told a flat 'No' by the girl behind the counter. She sternly said 'These are Orders from the TOP to not give out any tasters, that if we keep offering tasters to people like you, then our business is over!' They were totally unapologetic. This is pretty dismal behavior by such an old shop in the area. We were going to order more food to eat whilst waiting, but changed our mind after seeing such poor behaviour. Very poor experience and left a very bad aftertaste. Would not recommend!

Not recommending this place at all!!?? We bought so many dhokla and we only got one tiny pot of chutney. On top of that it was closed properly and it leaked all over the food. Seriously poor service, didn't expect this sort of service. The management should really sort out customer service. I'd suggest you go to another place rather than getting anything from here. There's loads of better places along this stretch of the road.

I tried this Indian spot in London after reading the reviews, and it didn’t disappoint! The Punjabi samosa was absolutely delicious – crispy on the outside and served with a sweet red sauce and chutney that complemented it perfectly. We also got some kaju barfi to take away, which was very good and not too sweet, just right. The ambience is simple but pleasant, and feels authentic enough for an Indian eatery. Definitely worth visiting if you’re looking for tasty Indian snacks and sweets in London

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Jalaram Sweet Mart is a wonderful vegetarian restaurant just a short walk from Alperton station, making it incredibly easy to access. On-road parking is available, and the spacious seating ensures you can always find a spot to enjoy your meal. The masala chai is a highlight—fragrant, perfectly spiced, and very reasonably priced, making it a must-try. The menu boasts a great variety of snacks, including crispy pani puri, fresh coconut water, and favorites like dhokla and samosas, all fresh and full of authentic Gujarati flavors. The prices are fair for the generous portions and quality, offering excellent value. The staff are friendly and attentive, creating a warm atmosphere. It’s a fantastic spot for vegetarian Gujarati cuisine in Wembley—highly recommend for a delicious and affordable experience!

I purchased khasta kachori, dhokla, samosa, kachori, and mixed kaju, and not a single item was fresh. This experience was absolutely disgraceful and unacceptable. The dhokla and khasta kachori were dry, rock solid, and completely inedible. The kichu was unbearably spicy and tasted horrible. The mixed kaju was stale and dry and went straight into the trash. This was a total waste of money. It doesn’t even deserve 1 star. I will never buy from her again and do not recommend this seller to anyone.

A mediocre Indian restaurant/takeaway in Ealing road, Wembley. I had chole bhature and a vada pav. The whole were one of the worst I ever had, and so was the bhatura. The bhatura was like bread, and the chole's preparation was not at all north Indian. I also bought gajar ka halwa, which was also not great. The chai was fabulous though. Overall, it was a very bad experience.

Please careful when you pack the Puri because most puries are broken or flat so please careful…