Jayasri Sweets

I think she has the best south Indian sweets in the area. The gulab Jamuns (typically a North Indian sweet) is not good at all… appears to be made out of of the GITs type mixture… and has a hard center… knocks one start out. But I think that the southIndian Sweets are good, She does seem to have less work force to push her business more… Seems expensive to me, knocks the other star out.

My coworkers (who happens to be Indian) and I were looking for something sweet to get us over the midday hump. We were excited to try Jayasri. The attendant was kind and showed us her options. They were out of the one treat that’s actually interested me– jamun. I tried the other desserts. I love different flavors and unique tastes but these were just ok… I asked my coworker if I was misjudging, and she said no. She really wasn’t pressed to order either. But the lady had gone through all the trouble of brining samples. I felt we had to get something. There really wasn’t a huge amount to choose from. My coworker said this wasn’t what she expected. She thought there would be a case with a variety of confections. But we ended up getting the kaja— it’s like fried phyllo dough drenched in single syrup. It was sweet enough to satisfy the craving but not to die for.

This review is solely for their kaja’s that I got from them. I came to know about their kaja through one of my friend who is big fan of their kajas. Really Great taste of kaja. I thought service even better and fast cuz it took me almost 20 min.

good place for indian sweets.

Unhygienic Sweets. I found a long hair in kovakai laddoo (white shell with coconut filling). See picture.
These Indian chefs haven’t even learnt to tie up and cover their head while cooking. It was disgusting to bite into, good knows, whose hair. On top of that, they’ve raised their prices. Stay away!

The first time, we ordered a box of 25 Kajas and they were really good. Later, we went back several times and bought in smaller quantities. The quality definitely varied, but they were never that bad, may be overcooked just a little bit on a few occasions. I’d also recommend their samosas and mysore-​pak, but if possible, always order in advance for better quality.

We usually give regular orders/​purchase with Jayasri sweets, for almost last 3 years from her Home business as well.
But these days the quality and taste are going down. Hope she will at least take care in what she does.