Shayona Sweets & Savouries

Shayona in Sutton is a fantastic spot for anyone craving authentic Indian sweets and snacks. They offer a wide selection, from savory treats like samosas and khandvi to a variety of freshly made sweets. The Punjabi samosas have a wonderfully crispy outer crust, but I found the filling had a bit too many peas for my taste — I think it would be perfect with a little less. The khandvi is soft and flavorful, while the dhokla was a bit on the dry side for me, but still enjoyable. What I love most is the affordability without compromising on freshness or quality. There’s also a great range of packed items to take home. Overall, Shayona is a great stop for authentic Indian snacks in Sutton, with a few minor tweaks that would make it even better!

Everything was very well arranged for exploring when I popped in. You can find all the basic spices, snacks, sweets, and savouries. Especially good now that they're keeping the fresh items properly fresh – glad they've listened to customer feedback and made things better! There used to be a bit of a parking issue, but I found out that if you scan the QR code on the wall, it shows you a free 200-space car park. Best of all, it's just a two-minute walk from the store 👍👍. Definitely recommend this place!

⭐ 1/5 I ordered fafda from Shayona Sweets today and was really disappointed. The quality was very poor, and instead of the traditional raw papaya salad, they gave cabbage salad – which makes no sense and really spoiled the taste. On top of that, the salad itself was not fresh and had come off, making the whole experience worse. For the price they charge, I expected much better. Totally unfair and definitely not worth the money.

We visited fair (2025) at Neasden mandir school area. We bought sanchar papdi gathiya and more product. Problem in sanchar papdi gathiya Batch number 110720250 Expires date is 9/9/25. Net weight 0.276 kg Price £3.93 We buy closed eye because it's sayona brand. I believe it's quality excellent. But i tryed at home this product taste is horrible like bad oil fried smell and tast is rancid. I am disappointed first time is happened. Product is bad(100%). I did complain but no response from administration. No email response No apology We pay more money but quality not good. Now it's not trust worthy food quality and brand. Poor customer service 👎👎👎👎👎

Amazing savouries and indian sweets. There Undhiyu is 10 out of 10. Also you can get frozen food that you can cook at home.

I went to the store for buy fafda nd jalebi many customers are waited for a long shop staff said to me for waiting for 5 min bt i stayed for there in queue it was like 30 min nd there is only 1 staff member is there they have to keep 2 members at one time so they provide good services nd have to make sure customers are not going back without taking anything.

I visited Shayona Sweets & Savouries at Rosehill, hoping to enjoy some pani puri and try something new, as I’ve had good experiences at their Harrow location in the past. Unfortunately, this visit was a huge disappointment. The tamarind chutney served with the pani puri was clearly spoiled, with an off taste that ruined the dish. When I brought this to the owner’s attention, I was met with rudeness and dismissal. Instead of an apology or an offer to replace the item, the owner brushed it off, claiming it’s “normal” for food to spoil in hot weather. This excuse was unacceptable—hot weather or not, serving spoiled food is a serious issue, and the lack of accountability was shocking. Having visited the Harrow branch many times and enjoyed their fresh snacks and great service, I expected better from Rosehill. The contrast is stark, and it’s clear this location isn’t upholding the same standards. The owner’s attitude made the experience even worse, showing no care for customer satisfaction. Reading other reviews online, it seems I’m not alone in my frustration, with complaints about quality and service popping up frequently. It feels like the business might be struggling, and the owner’s approach isn’t helping. If this is a family business, as it seems, the current management appears to be running it into the ground. I won’t be returning to the Rosehill location, and I’d caution others to think twice before visiting. Hopefully, they address these issues before it’s too late, but based on this experience and other reviews, I wouldn’t be surprised if they close soon.

The shop is nice. It has got plenty of space to move around unlike some other spice stores. It is well stacked with essential spices and some delicious frozen snacks and foods. Their Dhokla is nice and spongy. Samosas are good too. I have never had any stale food unlike some reviews. Service is always kind and friendly. I have no idea why other people are having problems, I have been to this shop several times without any issues, so these are the positives. For negatives or criticism I would say parking is difficult as it is right on the roundabout but you can park on the opposite side adjacent to MPS pharmacy and KFC. You might get space there or on the left side of shop also has some free spaces. The only thing which is I agree with the reviews is that the prices are quite expensive compared to other shops in tooting et cetera. But I’m just glad that we have got a nice sweet and savoury shop in Sutton. We don’t have to drive too far away to get some goodies. People need to be a bit more open-minded and support small businesses like these.