I have to give this a 4 star just for their aloo ka paratha (Indian bread stuffed with potato and spices) topped with egg (optional) and served with raita (yoghurt).
I recently visited Ambala, and had a delightful experience. The staff was very helpful, guiding me through their wide selection of sweets. The sweets I tried were incredibly fresh, and the overall experience was great. I'll definitely be returning for more treats!
Samosas are super tasty. And all the other sweets are tasty too. But do not eat chana chat, it was honestly waste of money for me.
By far the best thing about Ambala is the Halwa/Chana Puri for 2 that costs only £5. Unlike a lot of other places, they make it daily so it's always available whenever it may take your fancy. For this, I fully recommend Ambala.
As for the actual mithai, it should be noted that it's not fried in ghee which does affect the taste somewhat, hence 4 stars.
Other than that, the seating area is clean, if a little on the small side. It's definitely best for groups of 2-3.
To conclude, if you want a traditional breakfast then you can't go wrong with the Halwa Puri. However if you want to buy mithai then I suggest walking down the road to Sanam, where they cook in proper ghee for a full, authentic taste.
Great place to have authentic Indian sweets. Imrati and special laddu were so good.. highly recommended.
Home to Mithai. Best Mithai in the UK hands down. I have been eating Ambala for almost 2 Decades. I have been and tried everywhere nothing comes close. New fitting from when I last visited the Manchester branch great display/decor very fresh and great selection of sweets. Staff were friendly
Variety of options with good quality sweets and namkeen. Delivery via Uber eats doesn't help though. Strongly recommend Habshi halwa. Emarti and bondi laddus could taste better if it is made with pure ghee only.
Brought mitai from here and halwa puri, absolutely loved it, would definitely buy again. The quality of food is excellent. Only gave 4* because the staff could be a little more polite and friendly. When staff are such it makes ones experience memorable and better.
Good place to buy South Asian sweets. Especially habshi halwa.
Great Indian sweets especially kajju Katrina and gajar ka halfway. The gulab Jamoon are all just too sweet. None of the burfi have any real milk khawa. All the sweet shops use atta/ powder. That's just standard business practice. "If u can't make or get real ingredients Fake it" people will continue ue to buy as they have no other option.
Nice selection great tasting treats 😋
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