Bombay Sweets

I love their sweets especially Jalebi. We get hot and crispy jalebi’s on every visit. Best place for Indian Sweets in Dallas. Not a great ambiance but will definitely go for taste.

Place reeks of old cooking oil as u enter, most likely from the tons of sweets that is being made on the back. Looks more like a to go/​catering place than dine-​in.
Looks more like a supplier of sweets to various Indian places around the DFW area.
Saw people picking up their bulk order of pani-​puri and overflowing trash bins suggested somehow this place has been doing business pretty well for it has been here for quite sometimes.
I tried samosas, it was plain, nothing bad but not remarkable either. Place has decent seating area but the smell will make you want to be out.
Most inexpensive place, you can try lots of items for 10 bucks.

I love sweets and Samosas, so we decided to try this place after reading the reviews. The place smelled of oil when we entered and was extremely dingy and not neat. We bought some Mysore Pak (sweet) and samosas anyway. The lady at the desk, was not friendly and unwelcome. She dint give us the dipping sauces, just the food to-​go and disappeared to the back of the store. She came back only after we called out loud and just handed mint chutney .Now coming to the food, the Mysore Pak was very hard and tasted bad, I have had much better samosas. I regretted coming here, as opposed to other places where we normally go.
I am surprised that the previous reviewers gave the place so many stars. I would not recommend it to anyone.

I have had samosas and a variety of sweets at this location. I have never been disappointed. The employees are very helpful and friendly and were nice enough to let me sample as I chose my sweets, which were amazing. They are fresh and delicious.

I had a chance to stop by this place this morning after reading the one review online and noticing their cleanliness rating from city of Irving website as a «A» rating. When I walked in I was a bit skeptical but decided to give the place a try. There were plenty of Indian sweets in the desert counter. The lady (I think she mayb have been the owner) that took my order was very friendly. I had a chai and somosa and both were fresh and delicious. Theb chutney she provided was also fresh tasting. After eating, I couldn’t resist so I purchased a couple of sweets to go for my family. I got a few pieces of pendha and jalebi. As she was getting the sweets for me she asked if I’d like to sample the burfi and she offered me a huge piece. What a difference in courtesy and service! Even though I said no, she went ahead and gave me the piece in my to go. Pleased with the service I couldn’t resist to share my experience online. When my family tried the sweets the comments back to me where this is the best tasting pendas and burfi outside of India — no «grainy» tastes like you get at other places. Definitely will be back to try other items and make my future purchases for sweets at this place.

I really love their samosas. Best in Dallas so far. The lady owner is really nice and friendly with the customers.