Ambala Sweet Centre

Londres, Royaume-Uni

3.5

2 avis

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Téléphone :
+44 20 8292 1253
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61 Turnpike Lane, Londres, London, N8 0EE
Harringay, Turnpike Lane
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300 mColeraine Road
300 mWightman Road Turnpike Lane
320 mTurnpike Lane
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Heure locale (Londres) 04:50 vendredi 29 novembre 2024

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2 avis sur Ambala Sweet Centre

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Évaluation du lieu : 3
London, United Kingdom
They really do great Indian sweets and are a well-​known brand name all over UK. But Jalebis (syrupy, fried doughy little sweets) for £9 a kilo is a bit farcical. This is purely a take-​away. You can also get a mixed box of a variety of different sweet-​meats which are priced by weight. The Jalebis are really nice… and fattening. Probably too rich for some palettes, but we;; worth a try
Évaluation du lieu : 4
London, United Kingdom
There’s a recipe in my bumper Madhur Jaffrey cookbook for besan barfee. But you know what? Why bother, when you can buy it ready-​made from Ambala, which stocks a bewildering range of barfee (Indian gram flour fudge-​cakes) and snacky Bombay Mix, Gujerati Mix and other savouries.
An Indian friend said we had to try Ambala’s samosas. He wasn’t wrong. The fist-​sized pastry packages are stuffed with superspiced potato, mustard seeds and onion. Zap in the microwave for 40 seconds, tear off a corner to let the steam escape, drool as you wait for your samosa to cool to eating temperature… Fabulous.