Saffron Spot

A cute little spot to have some ice cream or tea! This is probably the best pistachio kulfi I've had in a while. Tasted authentic unlike the store brands. Their Ice Gola was also very good!

Saffron Spot used to be my go-to Indian ice cream place growing up in Artesia. My family and friends and I would walk here all the time, and the quality back then was really good. Unfortunately, that doesn’t feel like the case anymore. I stopped by recently because we were in the mood for Indian ice cream, and I was honestly surprised. The quality and consistency of the ice cream has changed, and the taste didn’t feel the same as it used to. The service also wasn’t great, and the space could use more attention to cleanliness, especially for an ice cream shop. This is just my experience, and it’s disappointing because this place used to be a favorite. I hope they work on improving the quality and upkeep so it can return to what it once was.

I visited Saffron Spot in Artesia on 02/21/2026 around 2:30 PM (Order #300320) and ordered one Vada Pav with extra chutney. When I approached the counter, no one was present at the register. Two employees were standing away from the front, and I had to call out to place my order. When one employee came to the register, the interaction felt rude and dismissive. After taking my order, the staff continued talking among themselves. When I stood nearby, I was told I would be called when the food was ready, in a tone that felt unwelcoming. The overall behavior of both employees made me uncomfortable and concerned about the care being taken with my food. Because of this lack of trust and poor customer service, I discarded the Vada Pav in the trash in front of the employee rather than consume it.there could be many reason, Maybe Management is not paying enough to employees and they Perform Poor with Customers. It is disappointing because the Vada Pav here is usually very good. However, customer service and professionalism are just as important as the quality of food. I hope management addresses this issue seriously.

This is a quite cozy place. As soon as you enter you would see so many awards all those are for the owner nothing to do with the ice cream they are selling. Now coming to quality the ice cream itself has some Indian flavors but the texture is very granule. I would expect it to be more soft and fresh. Their spoon shape is really good. We tried sugar cane juice. The small 1 cost 5$ which is on expensive side and it is too much of water. Looks like they added water to dilute the juice. It comes in flavors like ginger and lemon. The sugar cane used is as well very thin and sleek. They had some masala tea/chai which is also very watery. We did see that added some masala but again it did not add any great flavor to the chai since the milk is very less. One of the picture has menu for reference.

This place has nostalgic vibes. The pistachio flavor transports you to India. I think they make small batches almost every flavor is soo unique and delicious. We tried the rose falooda which was very light, nothing is overpowering or sugary. I would definitely recommend anyone who loves mellow ice cream flavors to try these we loved pistachio, saffron, rose, gulkand and chikoo

6/29/22 Wednesday Very nice location little india village on pioneer blvd. This ice cream shop is very small. Bathrooms r side of bldg, request a key if u want to use it. I tried malai kulfi and saffron falooda both taste alright nothing great, weather was hot so I just tried out. Nepali little girl took my order she was very nice n polite.

Sharing is caring, especially when it comes to delicious Indian style ice cream and desserts at Saffron Spot in Artesia. On a recent food crawl, we stopped by here to sample some their unique flavors, like Rajbhog, Saffron Silk, Kulfi Kreme, Guava, Mango, Tutti Fruity, and Pomegranate. ✨With everything made on site, you know you’re going to get high quality ingredients with every bite✨

Bro.. not going back again at this place. The girl at the counter is not welcoming at all, indeed rude. By the way i am not happy about the $1 fee they charge for using card, this seems unnecessary. Pls replace your staff with happy faces. Thanks.

Mostly to-go setup for authentic Indian ice cream. You'll find varieties uncommon to traditional ice cream places like the tropical fruit chiku (sapote) ice cream and saffron ice cream, as well as many others. Favorites are Raj Bhoj and Kulfi Kreme. They'll even place on ice for take home. You'll also find freshly squeezed sugarcane juice with optional lemon and ginger (recommended!) as long as you come early. A little overpriced but I suppose if they offer what few others do, they can get away with it.

Loved the variety of new flavor profiles for ice cream. So creamy and refreshing with savory sweetness. Great service and inside space to sit and enjoy. Parking may be a little busy on the weekends but there is street parking with a short walking distance. Try all the flavors!

Can you think of a single reason NOT to try Indian ice cream? There isn't one. So many flavors, most of which I've never heard of - I literally googled them before we ordered 3 scoops. Saffron Silk wasn't my favorite - it finished a bit like perfume. Chikoo, on the other hand, is perfect for an ice cream. It's a tropical fruit I've never had, sweet and tastes like it'd be soft and buttery like a ripe pear with a dab of gooey molasses. Kulfi Cream is by far the best. It's sold separately because each scoop is more expensive than all the others and for good reason. The creaminess is unsurpassed. Not cheap but not unreasonable either. Definitely worth a try.

It is located in the little India village food court shopping center. If you are interested in trying Indian exotic ice cream, come to this location. It is simply unique and delicious. Some comes with nuts, raisins, cashews, almond and other varieties. They serve hot and cold Indian drinks, Indian Shaved Ice, Fresh Sugarcane drinks, falooda (cold dessert made with vermicelli), and etc. The staff is friendly and will let you sample any ice cream before purchasing. They may have vegan ice cream. Please call before coming here for any nondairy items.

Wow! Those gelatos are delicious :) My girl and I went here to try something new around our area. We found this hole in a wall place in Little India. Granted it was about to close, the servers over here still accommodated us with their full on service. They're really friendly and surprisingly not pissed to us when they're about to close for the night lol. So yea we'll come early next time haha. We ordered their Safron gelato, which they are known for based on the name. It was creamy and has a unique taste than any other ice cream. Not a lot of ice cream joints sell Safron.. it's a must! I do like their Kulfi gelato, which reminds me when the time we went to India.. it tastes exactly the same.. what a nostalgic moment :) Overall, definitely a go to spot for a late night dessert :)

We had gone to an Indian buffet for lunch in Long Beach but they no longer offered kheer for dessert, so we decided to go elsewhere for Indian dessert. Had seen Saffron Spot when having Awaze Ethiopian in the same plaza, so decided it was time to finally check it out! Parking is relatively easy in the plaza as there aren't too many busy establishments here. We walked into a pleasant little shop, and despite what some of the Yelp reviews allude to, were served by a very friendly and enthusiastic female. We were even allowed to sample ice cream flavors, and they definitely offer lots of unique flavors. The employee was eager to answer any and all questions. There are a few seats along two counters for dine-in but no tables. We opted to share a Malai Gola (shaved ice with two syrups and cardamom milk) and an ice cream falooda (comes with four mini scoops of ice cream). For the two syrups we chose black plum and lychee flavors, and for the ice cream we chose mango, saffron silk, rajbhog, and chikoo. I was initially a bit skeptical of the shaved ice syrups, afraid that they might taste very artificial, but they ended up being okay. The falooda was also yummy, and my favorite ice cream flavor was the rajbhog. Prices were fair, $6.95 + tax for each of our chosen desserts as of February 2024. Would definitely come back to try more of their unique flavors! P.S. If you need to use the restroom, ask for the key for the restroom outside around the corner.

If you're looking for ice cream flavors that are different than what you've seen at other ice cream shops, this is the place for you. I love the variety available on the menu. My favorite ice cream flavors were the mango, kulfi Kreme, tutti frutti, saffron silk, and gulkand (lol almost all of them). I wish they had lychee available when I went in but I'll definitely be back to try it later. The ice cream is really creamy. I prefer gelato/sorbet textures, but it is good quality ice cream. The workers here are kind, efficient, and patient. There is nice seating available to enjoy your snacks, desserts, or refreshments inside and outside.

Amazing Indian ice cream, I love coming here for kulfi and falooda - I catered them for my wedding and it was a hit amongst all our guests ! The staff and owner are super friendly. They have a variety of ice cream flavors, and you can't go wrong with any of them. My favorite is mango and kulfi creme.

I happened to be on this side of town and made a random stop here. The shop is clean. Customer service was great. Jocelyn was running the shop this evening, and she took the time to explain different items on the menu as well as allowing me to sample different ice cream flavors. I choose the rose falooda with kulfi kreme ice cream. I though the flavors meshed well together and really satisfied my sweet tooth. As a side note, kulfi kreme is a dollar extra when ordering a falooda. Overall, it was a good experience, and I would come back again!

Very interesting! The flavors are unique and fun! I really loved the saffron silk and chikoo :) I wasn't a huge fan of the paan flavor but I think it might be more of an acquired taste. The opener said they make all of their ice cream in house and the have vegan options!!! This is a great small business to support in little India! I also think that for the price the quality is there and I think the smaller portion size is perfect :)

Just came her for the first time. Had fhe mango ice cream. SO GOOD!! It hits the spot for sure. Their falooda looks good. Will have to try it next time.

Where elegant spices and a staple dessert meet, there is magic! Saffron spot is a "31 Flavors" ice creamery with a kick, serving floral, nutty, tart, buttery, and creamy flavors alike. While I think SS is most well known for their ice cream, they also offer traditional Indian treats, milkshakes, and more! As your eyes glaze over the bounty of flavors behind the display glass, the servers wait patiently for you to make your choices (no matter how indecisive you may be ), and no matter your choice you are bound to have a delightful experience. This is one of those places you have got to try each flavor at least once... For me, the Saffron and Rose flavors are lovely, delicate, and delicious, BUT they are best eaten in moderation and with a non-floral companion scoop. I say this because in general, floral flavors can easily morph into a soapy taste if you have too much. For me, the pistachio or mango flavors are solid companion scoops. Ultimately, this place is a lively and colorful utopia of sweet treats with a bounty of unique flavors. Nevertheless, if you are feeling less adventurous than your companions, you can rest assured that they also have more traditional flavors to fall back on.

Great first experience of the exotic Indian flavours of ice cream. Cute, clean and and colorful ice cream parlor with lovely friendly people running the place. Highly recommend ice cream falooda. You get to choose 4 different flavors. We got saffron, kulfi, chikoo and mango. All were delicious. They don't add milk to the falooda which was great because A1 milk makes my stomach upset. One of us also got the sugar free kulfi falooda and said it was good but not as sweet as he'd liked it to be. Ohh well .. can't really complain about sugar free not being sweet! They get my 5 stars and I will stop by here every time I am in this area for sure.

First stopped at Saffron Spot in celebration of Artesia's Restaurant Week! Located inside the Little India Village Food Court is this rad new Ice cream shop. Lots of unique delicious flavor choices that they first provided plenty of samples of! I ultimately settled on a double scoop of Kulfi crème & Rajbhog! They also have more familiar flavors like Chocolate Strawberry Mango etc. I've already been back for a scoop of that Kulfi crème! It's sooo good.

Us Californians we should be grateful of all the culture diversity & cuisine options. Since traveling is sort of a buzzkill right now, well have no fear as Artesia is your place for all the Indian foods. We don't gotta travel far, and if you haven't tried Indian flavored ice creams, now is your chance! So glad my friend wanted to stop here originally for a drink. She ended up ordering a drink but also got ice cream. I wasn't planning on ordering anything because I was a bit turned off by Indian flavored ice creams, I haven't really tried one that I was fond of. I sampled saffron & gulkand. The Saffron was good but still not amazing where I was wanting more. The Gulkand was sooo good!!! It had such a unique flavor profile. It is very mild, cream rose taste. I loved the mildness of this one & I would of ordered a pint if I could of. I will be back for more!

Very friendly service always willing to offer samples, and staying open a few minutes past closing to ensure that everyone is served. They have several excellent flavors including saffron, chikoo, and gulkand, which are all worth trying as they're likely hard to find elsewhere. There's limited seating inside so you're better off taking your cups and cones to go.

Don't get the madam milk. It's a cup of cold milk with a pump of rooh afaza and a teaspoon of crushed almonds. Nothing like madam milk in India that gets cooked and thickened.

Indian ice creams...I have been asked how are Indian ice creams different from the ones we get here in United States. If I think about it, it is mostly the flavors that are different and unique to India. Like Chickoo, Paan, Rose etc. And then they also carry some generic flavors like Vanilla, Chocolate, Coffee etc. This place is conveniently located near the Little India Village complex in Artesia right next to Bhimas. Parking is available but it is cramped like every other parking spot in Artesia, so be patient and park your car with care. This shop has natural lighting and spacious inside, you get to choose from traditional Indian flavors of ice cream like I mentioned above. Chickoo is our most favorite here, it is not too sweet and you do get the true chickoo (Sapota) fruit taste as you start indulging into spoon after spoon. The service here is pretty good, you can sample the flavors before you buy them and they are very open to let you try as many flavors as you want. This is a decent Indian Ice Cream place to try if you are craving for those unique flavors. The Paan, Rose were all good, but little bit on the too-sweet side. So it might be a hit or miss depending upon your sweet tolerance.

So good! Went to her for the first time the other day, and try there to specialties, the rose falooda with an ice cream scoop that began with a "g" and I can't recall the name but it was super floral and delightful and we also tried the kulfi falooda with mango kulfi. Both amazing and I would definitely go back!

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These 3 sandwiches today we ordered and we did not get fresh so I called to the store to tell them hey I didn't get fresh bcoz my sandwiches looks dark and I send pictures too and lady who works there she told me it's black pepper looks black not sandwiches looks dark even u guys can tell from the pictures I m not asking abt free stuff or money we r regular customers with this place 18 years and now I feel like we wasted money No more sandwiches from this place now and sorry to say but even people u want to order make sure u get fresh sandwiches all these years we never complain but this time we did so something wrong employee has to understand

I love living in Southern California. Any culture you can imagine is just a short drive away. I saw this Indian ice cream parlor and knew I had to try it. After lunch at LA Brisket my wife and I headed on over here. They must have just opened when we arrived because they didn't have any of the signs out yet listing what flavors are what but the lady working here patiently explained what they had. I went with three scoops to try a variety. I had saffron, paan(betel leaf), and the chunky rose pedal ice cream with actual rose pedals throughout it. They had another rose one without chunks. Even though I enjoyed all three flavors it was really REALLY exotic to my Caucasian taste buds. But.... The texture and quality was great and I feel after a few visits I could acquire the taste better. Now that I know what to expect I definitely want to return and try some more stuff.

The Saffron Ice-Cream establishment left a lasting impression on my wife and me during our first visit. We were genuinely impressed by the exceptional quality of the ice cream. Our experience was further enriched by the exceptional service rendered by Suchana, who not only guided us through the diverse range of flavors but also generously provided us with samples to savor. It's a rarity to encounter a Desi-owned establishment where warm smiles and a sense of being at home are consistently extended to patrons. Suchana's welcoming demeanor truly made our visit memorable, and her dedicated efforts in ensuring our comfort deserve to be recognized. We firmly believe that Suchana's exemplary service warrants consideration for commendation and advancement within the organization. We enjoyed the 4 small scoops of different flavors served in a plastic boat. The Masala Chai was mediocre though. Thank you for creating an environment where customers feel not just valued but embraced. We look forward to future visits and more delightful experiences at Saffron Ice-Cream.

I really like this place. They have a really interesting variety of flavors. I tasted many of them and liked a lot of those. The ice cream has a kind of light, fluffy, soft texture and is not overwhelmingly sweet. I ended up getting saffron and one other flavor which escapes me right now. It was a hard choice because I really liked a lot of the ones I tasted. If you like ice cream, I highly recommend this place.

I've been coming to this place for over ten years and this place is honestly a rollercoaster. I usually opt for the Kulfi Kreme, but I've had pretty much every flavour from Chikoo, Paan, Pistachio, Saffron. Ice cream - 7/10. It really depends on the visit, sometimes it's too icy and other times it's creamy and delicious. The inconsistent quality is off-putting, but I still keep going back. Service - 2/10. Honestly, the employees here are unprofessional. Today's employee told me, "call me over when you've decided what you want" when we entered the store. She doesn't know whether I'm a regular or not, and she should honestly have assisted me and walked me through the flavours rather than acting like I'm inconveniencing her. Other times I've been there, the employees are usually just scrolling on their phone and don't even bother acknowledging. I would say go, but temper your expectations.

Ambiance: very narrow ice cream shop located inside the little india village Service: the cashier was friendly there, attentively provided sample Food: the ice cream has very much artificial flavors saffron silk - *** too sweet strawberry - *** light taste tutti frutti - *** too sweet guava - **** light taste, recommend pistachio - *** average taste Price: less than $10 per order, however 50 cents surcharge for any credit card payment regardless amount

Awesome, unique, delicious flavors. Unfortunately, no sampling and not very helpful with explaining flavors. The rose ice cream was delicious and perfect for a nice warm day. The shop is conveniently located with tons of parking and easy access.

I got 2 scoops of the Chikoo and Gulkand. Love the flavors that I got. Appreciate the customer service and for letting us try the different flavors that they got. The only con is I think for an ice cream, it is pretty pricey. But, we definitely would come back in the future since we love the ice cream

Good place for icecream and many other things yummy food and not far good place ti chill

Unique Indian desserts are served here. 10% off with Yelp check in, but service inside on T-Mobile is almost non-existent. And a 50 cents charge to use a credit card. We came for the ice cream, and there are lots of flavors we have not seen before. My favorite is Chikloo, supposedly a fruit flavor, that is a brown color and has a nutty consistency to it, not sweet, not a strong flavor, an ice cream with the pretension of healthiness. The Rose flavor is sweet, and the Saffron is saffron + rose so it was also sweet. Rajbhog is saffron + cardamom + nuts, where the cardamom is dominant (too much for me personally).

If you're looking for interesting and delicious ice cream flavors, then this is the spot! Came on a Saturday night and glad we beat the crowd! My family and I tried the following flavors mango (fav bc it reminded me of a mango lassi), pistachio, rose with petals, saffron, & tutti-frutti. All flavors did not disappoint. Staff was helpful and plenty of parking, even on a busy Saturday night. Be aware of the $1 fee added to your total if paying with card.

I come here for the vara pao and the women are always helpful. I make 2 orders, so 4 sandwiches. Usually get 2-3 ketchup packets and they'll always give you more if you ask. This time this girl working was the complete opposite of the usual. Annoyingly enough that for 4 sandwiches she picks ONE ketchup after asking if we wanted ketchup. Deadass 4 fingers pinching 1 packet.... nicely I looked after paying and asked for more and my girl chimes in unknowingly abt how we don't have any at home even she goes back and picks out TWO packets.... so 3 for 4 sandwiches. I'm desi and to be this cheap and stingy and an EMPLOYEE is wild. Literally just want a packet for each of my sandwiches, ones extra spicy I should t have to even write this petty ass review.

The service here is amazing! They were so helpful with our order and so thoughtful as well- we told them we wanted our order to go and they were so sweet and packed everything with a bag of ice so it wouldn't melt. Their vada pav was great- the bread perfectly soft and the vada itself was flavorful with good texture. Their kulfi and falooda were also great as usual!

I asked for malai kulfi they charges $7 n gave me half a cup I asked what is this?? she says oh that's how it's made I asked her to add milk or something it wasn't like it was the first time I had falooda!! Then I ask for 2 cups of ice ... simple yeah I got 4 bits of ice in a a cup !! I mean seriously!!! I understand everyone's trying to cut corners but absolutely horrendous service!!!! NEVER AGAIN!!!

Tried falooda for the first time ever and I will never want it from anywhere else! The rose petal falooda drink is to DIE for! I wish this place wasn't an hour away from me, i would be coming here weekly too good

Saffron Spot is my favorite spot for eating Indian ice cream. You will find this gem in a crowded plaza in Little India in Artesia. You won't see them from the street. Have to enter the plaza parking in order to locate Saffron Spot. Their brochure pretty much says it all. "Get ready to experience a new taste sensation!" They have created many unique and exotic flavors. The young gentleman who assisted us was kind and patient. He let us sample quite a few flavors before we made a decision on what we wanted. My father n' law is not very adventerous. He had the basic flavors of chocolate and raspberry. He said they were good. I settled on two flavors that you don't see at normal ice cream shops. One scoop of Rose which was delicious. One scoop of Raghjoob. This unique flavor is made up of pistachios, almonds, cashews, cardamom, and saffron. I highly recommend Raghjoob! Since the scoops were a bit on the small side, I had room to try my wife's order. Malai Kulfi and Pista Kulfi. They fully satisfied! Both flavors were very good. I slightly preferred the pistachio flavor more, but would be happy with either. Wish the prices were a bit lower or the portions a bit larger. Other than that, I have no complaints with this tiny ice cream shop. I look forward to trying more of their ice cream and other products in the future. Not all the ice cream flavors are available every day. The Lassis and Falooda are calling my name. Saffron Spot is an establishment worth trying. Enjoy a new taste sensation!

Living in Southern California, we are spoiled with the vast selection of places to eat. Just 45-minutes ago, I was in San Juan Capistrano having authentic Tacos de Trompo street tacos at Taqueros, and now I am having Indian style ice cream at Saffron Spot, located in a hidden strip mall in Artesia. I discovered this place on Groupon, where they were offering $10 worth of food for just $5. Originally I was hoping to use this on a warm, sunny weekend, but for the past few weeks the weekends have been cold and rainy. Unfortunately, the Groupon was expiring in a few days, and after a heavy Mexican meal, something sweet would hit the spot. The store is tiny, with a handful of counter seats. The first thing you see when you walk in is their display of ice cream.. and it is not ordinary, plain jane ice cream. There's rose flavor, pistachio, mango, to their namesake, saffron. As I said, it was a cold day, so I opted not to get ice cream, but a cup of their homemade Masala Chai tea. The tea was freshly brewed,and bit of the gritty tea was still lingering in my cup. It was a bit pricey, as it was $3.00 for probably a 6 ounce cup, but it was perfectly made, and so delicious. Stephen used up the balance of the Groupon and had 3 scoops of ice cream: Rose and Saffron in 1 cup, and Mango in the other. I tried a bite and they were creamy and delicious. However, unlike Persian ice cream, where you really can taste the rose water, Indian ice cream isn't as strong, or, perhaps Saffron Spot doesn't add as much rose water. This place is truly a hidden gem. You can't see if off Pioneer Boulevard, which could explain why they use Groupon to bring in foot traffic. Our total for the ice cream and tea came just shy of $10.00. I'm not sure if its worthy of $10, but for a Groupon? Yes, I'd go back with a Groupon.

Cute little ice cream shop with unusual flavors. We sampled a few and both settled on mango. So good. Friendly service. They also have shave ice and lassis(smoothies). But the bathroom was outside the around at the end of the strip mall with cigarette smell and clogged drains with standing water.

Cute spot. I have never had ice cream from this spot. But, I remember the Paan ice cream that I had at Sunnyvale so I wanted to check it out in Artesia as well. I had their Two Scoops 1 Scoop Paan 1/2 Scoop Coconut 1/2 Scoop Vanilla Total was $4.75 Pros: When I inquired into the cost of just a Cone because Ian loves nibbling on a cone, the lady actually told me that she will give it for free! How sweet! Who does that? This is the kind of service I wish all the other Desi joints in Artesia provide! The Mrs. tried their Rose, and Saffron ice cream samples. She did not particularly like the Saffron flavor. Employee helping us was patient with the sampling. She also explained that I could do 1/2 scoops to try out more flavors. Paan ice cream had good flavor, it felt like eating a real paan! *Laughs* Coconut was bland. *Note to myself* The next time I am at Menchies Frozen Yoghurt, I will grab a few of their toppings and try them out with Saffron's Paan ice cream. I think it could be a killer combination! Cons: None. Check this place out for good service, and a good Paan ice cream!

I was surprised it was empty on a Fri night but I love not having to wait. :) The young girl who served us was really nice and helpful. love that they have so many unique flavors. And they are ALL so Good!! I had the Mango and butterscotch mix and it was just perfect. Will be back to try the other flavors.

This is an ice cream shop specializing in indian themed flavors like paan, rajbhog, and kaju. We tried several if the flavors. It all tasted pretty good. None of the flavors really tasted a lot like the namesake. It seems like they use a small amount of essence. The prices are low and the service seemed good. The thing to note is they will charge you 50 cents if you want to use your credit card for anything. That's a bit annoying, especially when you just had a taste of their ice cream and realised it's nothing special really. Eh, it's ok.

The address I used in yelp took me around the corner. Keep in mind this is located in the Indian plaza where there is ample parking. The lady in the front was nice and let me sample a bunch of flavors. I like how they're unique and tropical. You can tell from the taste that it's homemade flavors. One scoop is 3.25 and you can choose from a sugar cone, cake cone or cup. I wish the ice cream was a little colder/harder because it was like melted soft serve. I think they shoulder lower the temperature in the tub freezer to solidify the ice cream a little more. In addition, some flavors tasted grainy and overly sugary like guava. I got lychee and pistachio which were the best flavors imo. It's hard to miss really. The saffron and rose were a little too sweet for my taste but definitely sample the flavors to see which one you really like. The lychee had chunks of real lychee in it. Yum!

Located in a busy shopping center. The server wasn't much for customer service as in she wasn't particularly friendly but she wasn't rude. Just not welcoming. There were 1 or 2 tables outside the shop where you can enjoy your scoops. I visited with my family on a Sunday afternoon. We tried four different flavors and the best of the "exotic" flavors was Kulfi Kreme. Lovely notes of cardamon and other spices. Note that Kulfi Kreme is not included as part of the multi-scoop offers (we also ordered a triple scoop boat). KK is charged differently. We went out of our way to visit Saffron Spot for their unique flavor offerings but if we were locals and knew other places, we prob would have left.

This is hands down the best dessert spot in Artesia. I've been searching for a spot that compares to kulfi from India and this is the closest thing I could find. If you're trying to get more bang for your buck, get a kulfi Falooda to go. It's a larger portion and you get several scoops of ice cream inside so you can try many different flavors. Overall it's cheaper than paying for three separate scoops of ice cream. The staff is very friendly and if you ask, they'll let you sample as many flavors as you want. If you're a first timer make sure to try the Rajbhog, Kulfi Creme, Pista, and Gulkand Ice creams. They'll remind you of home in an instant. For the Falooda make sure you ask for the frozen chia seeds. My only complaint is that they advertise fresh sugar cane juice, but never actually have any sugar cane in stock. Overall, this place is a gem and definitely worth the trip to Artesia.

Hats off to the worker working today at 1:00 pm. She was simply great & amazing. She was working alone and still manage to handle big orders and everything at same time. Really appreciate her hard work!

Got the 2-scoop of Gulkand and Saffron Silk ice creams! They were so delicious and the girl at the front who helped us was also really sweet!

Reeeeallllyyyy unique. Recommend for all ice cream enthusiasts. Exotic flavors and cultural dishes. Worth the drive for me. I shall be returning. Great customer service as well.

They charge $7 for a small scoop of ice cream and milk. Complete rip-off. The girl in the front was very rude. Overall terrible experience.

Saffron, Rose, Butterscotch, Lychee No, not just stripper names. But, names of the exotic flavors of kulfi (Indian ice cream) available at Saffron Spot in Artesia. On a scorching 92 degree SoCal day, I needed some icy sweetness to cool off my hot body. The day before, it was milk tea boba. For today, a few scoops of kulfi sounded like just what was needed. Located inside the Little India Village Food Court, Saffron Spot offers up the aforementioned kulfi & other sugary offerings, such as fresh pressed sugarcane juice, gola (shaved ice), lassi (probiotic yogurt drink) & falooda (scoops of kulfi on a bed of noodles w/ rose syrup & basil seeds). On this occasion, my mind was on kulfi & kulfi was on my mind. After sampling the various flavors, I decided upon a scoop of sitaphal (custard apple) & chikoo. Cold, smooth & rich, the scoops of kulfi hit the spot. Mellow in flavor, I relished the density of each delicious spoonful. I would've preferred more assertive tastes of each respective ingredient profile. However, on this hot day, I had frosty goosebumps & an icy shiver while enjoying my treats. So, mission accomplished, Saffron Spot! Service was good. I was allowed to sample whatever my heart desired. A few tables & stool seating on hand to enjoy your treat. Parking is inside the Little India Village Food Court. Several signs inform visitors that parking is for customers only & violators will have their car towed. So, don't park here if you're going to explore Little India by traversing Pioneer Blvd. Pro-tip - Check in for 10 percent off! Saffron Spot, your authentic flavors & all natural ingredients have made me a fan. I was cool as a cucumber after happily stuffing my face with the sitaphal & chikoo kulfi. I'm anticipating coming back whenever the heat returns and I'm in need of some frozen fun. Highly recommend! NOMNOMNOMNOMNOMNOMNOMNOM