
Kesari – Indian Sweets and Eats. Delicately prepared gourmet Indian SWEETS and CUISINE that will tantalize your senses and take you on a mythical journey. Come try our selection on sweets and North Indian food menu! Appetizers, Entrees and Drinks. Vegetarian, and Vegan options available. Samosas, pakoras, butter chicken, aloo gobi, dal makhani, naan and roti!! Need we say more! We also offer on-site and take out catering for large and small groups.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1990 152 St #2, Surrey, BC V4A 4N6, Canada
Phone: +1 604-560-9893
Website: http://www.kesarisweets.ca/
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I also grabbed Pav Bhaji and Aloo Samosa on the go, and they were absolutely amazing. Also, I really appreciated the generous serving size of chutney with the samosa. Unlike other places, they weren’t too stingy. I loved it, totally worth.
The store itself was very clean, with a great variety of sweets to choose from. The customer service was excellent! The staff was very helpful and even offered to let us taste the sweets before buying. If you love desi sweets, this place is definitely worth trying! Will definitely be visiting again!
The customer service is outstanding. Once I had a brief wait and they surprised me with a complimentary dessert which was a thoughtful gesture and very appreciated.
The restaurant itself has a welcoming setup that makes it easy to sit, chat, and enjoy your meal. I also love the shelves along the walls are stocked with unique items that would make great gifts.
There are a few free parking spots right beside the restaurant, with plenty more available nearby.
I recently visited Kesari Indian Sweets and Eats in Surrey and ordered their thali, a mango lassi, and chole bhature. Unfortunately, the experience was extremely disappointing.
Thali ($21) – 1/5
This was one of the worst thalis I’ve ever had. The only good items were the dal makhani (4/5) and the mixed vegetable sabzi (4/5)—both had decent flavor. Everything else was terrible:
• Butter Chicken: 0/5 – Way too sweet, completely ruined the taste.
• Chole: 0/5 – Tasted burnt and borderline inedible. Made me feel nauseous.
• Gajar ka Halwa: 0/5 – This wasn’t a dessert. It was like chewing rubber.
• Raita: 0/5 – Completely forgettable and added no value to the thali.
For a $21 thali, this was ridiculously overpriced. Given the quality, it shouldn’t be more than $14–$15 at best.
Mango Lassi – 2.5/5
Mediocre at best. Tasted artificial, almost like a powdered mix rather than real mango.
Chole Bhature – 2/5
The bhature were okay, but since the chole were the same burnt chole served in the thali, it dragged the whole dish down. Nothing special at all.
Ambience – 2.5/5
Just average. Nothing impressive or particularly inviting.
Final Verdict
If you’re considering visiting Kesari Indian Sweets and Eats, I’d highly recommend skipping the thali and chole bhature. The only saving grace was the dal makhani and mixed veg sabzi, but that’s not enough to justify the price. Overall, I’d rate this place 1/5 and won’t be returning.
We had family lunch and everyone enjoyed their meal.
The $20 thali is a large portion and very good.
We didn’t like the Bindi because it was oily, but everything else was good.
My grandma loved the fish tikka.
Dec 12:
My family dined here tonight.
We enjoyed our food and will visit again.
Our favourite food item was the honey cauliflower and paratha.
We wouldn’t order the chicken seekh kabab again.
We loved the Doda barfi, kaju rose barfi, and raj bhog mittai.
The music was old Bollywood classics which we really enjoyed. The volume was perfect so we could still have a conversation.
The staff were receptive to our food feedback and thoroughly explained the menu. I have dietary restrictions so I appreciated it.
We recommend this restaurant.
The restaurant is spacious and has a positive vibe.