Lal Sweets — Restaurant in Chandigarh

I had the most unpleasant experience at this sweets shop and would never recommend it to anyone. I was appalled to see a cockroach wandering around in their sweets enclosure, which is a clear indication of their lack of hygiene standards. When I brought this to their attention, the staff didn't seem to take it seriously and just casually removed it without any apology.

Furthermore, I tried their besan barfi mithai, and it made my throat sore, which is a clear indication that their food quality is compromised.

Moreover, the staff responsible for preparing pakodas/samosas seemed lazy and uninterested in their work. It was evident from the way they handled the food and the lack of attention to detail in their preparation.

Overall, I had an unsatisfactory experience at this sweets shop, and I would advise everyone to stay away from it. The presence of a cockroach in their sweets enclosure, the substandard quality of their food, and the lazy attitude of their staff make it an unsafe and unhygienic...

Lal Sweets is in corner of the market of Sector 37, So it's easy to miss it out, but once a customer gets to this sweet store and buys anything from them he or she becomes a permanent customer because of the quality of their products. You can notice the cleanliness in the store and everything is freshly prepared and looks amazing. One day I bought Bundi from them and they were so tasty. So I started trying other products too and I am amazed at the taste and quality of their products. Today I bought Ras Malai and as usual, they were delicious. They are making products from their heart and it can be felt in their products. Employees are down to earth and process your order very fast. I am going to recommend Lal Sweets to all of you from my heart. I just hope they will maintain this combination of quality...

Lal Sweets? More like Lal Face Sweets — because that’s what you’ll have after eating here: red with regret, rage, and ruined taste buds.

The milk cake looked soft, but was drier than grandma’s slippers. Zero taste, full trauma.

And that ₹50 samosa with chana sabzi? Oily, sad, and tasted like it was cooked during GST rollout. Chana was floating like it gave up on life. Even the samosa looked embarrassed to be on the plate.

Paid for food, got served disappointment with extra oil. Never again.

The only thing spicy was my regret. 10/10 would not recommend — unless you're into...