Satguru Sweets & Catering

Place sucks. They are bias people., the ladies would serve their own kind people first & others are waiting., food is too spicy & taste horrible. I walked in first, they serve the Indians who came in second & I had to wait 25 mins for my food.

This place as the BEST Chole Bhature — this chick pea dish with fried bread. It’s a cute little vegetarian shop with lots of options. We come here at least once every 6 months. This place isn’t like a regular restaurant, it is not fancy — you have to walk up to the counter to order your food and once it’s done they’ll call it out. There are a lot of dessert options as well, which are displayed when you are making your order.
I think theres a credit card limit of $ 15 — which sucks so carry cash.

Terrible disgusting food! Ordered shahi paneer and rice. Got a watery curry with crumbles of paneer pieces and stale rice. Too much oil and bland curry taste.

Good place if you want to grab a quick meal, it’s not fancy place but food is really nice and most of the food is made fresh. It’s clean place i usually order to go. I will recommend to try samosa from these guys.

The sweets aren’t the freshest in town however, the kitchen is run by actual punjabi aunties who make hand tossed rotis to order and fresh vegetarian curries daily. The food is healthy, clean, and damn close to homemade. Personally, I enjoy the samosa chaat, mixed vegetable curry, palak paneer, and pakoras. The kulfi is bombbbb and it is the most authentic I’ve had outside of Pakistan. The prices are very low and the overall experience always leaves me satisfied. Keep up the good work!

It’s alright when you need a quick meal. Not a place you wanna go taking time out. But then, it’s clean and old fashioned, two plus points there. Stick to basic punjabi food only.

Don’t let the name fool you, this not only has a full line of indian sweets and they offer catering, but it’s a 40 seat restaurant as well… sans waiter service.
Walk up to the counter, pick from the menu, have your choice of seating and drinks from the fridge. When you order is ready they yell it out and you go pick it up and bring it to your table; you can pay then or pay when you have finished your meal.
Satguru also sells home made Kulfi, it’s on the overpowering spice side due to the heavy use of cardamom/​elychee though, so be warned.
The food is decent, we had some sort of vegetable ball with onions and a heavy ginger sauce, spicy but good and super filling. The rasmalai was thick and rich, full of that saffron flavor.
Don’t forget to try some sweets!

Two stars because their food and sweets are average to edible, nothing special. But their service does not exist. Very bad customer service. And they are also racial against the West Indian community; if you’re not East Indian what West Indian they automatically treat you with less respect. Been there enough times to know this is true. For example I called in a simple order to be ready for 6 PM and it was not ready until 6:40 PM; and it was called in three hours in advance… And it was for samosas!

Heard the most wonderful things about the samosa chat, so since it’s 2 blocks away from me I decided to stop in and give it’s a try. The ladies are very helpful here if your not sure what you want to eat. The chat was so fresh, filled with fresh cabbage, carrots, bell peppers, onions amd their special sauces… the smell was amazing.

Come here my fellow foodies. Come here for one thing. Come for the Somoza Chaat. I’m not sure if it’s on the menu since I always go with a friend of mine who speaks the native language. Okay, so the Somoza chaat. It’s spicy and savory. We have had it for breakfast and for an afternoon snack. It’s a brilliant dish. It’s destination food. Also, across the street is a Kabob joint that is also top notch.

Best place to get fresh samosa chat and for cheap price.

Very bad food used to be good but not anymore,

Best Indian food in NY. Superb place for Paranthas, Puri, chole & halwa. Everything is fresh from lassi to daal etc. They have good service. Highly recommend it.

Recently discovered this restaurant even though I have been lving in the area for quite some time. Place is immaculately clean and everything seems to made to order. Menu changes daily and is written on a blackboard. There are no written menus available. Lady who served me seemed nice enough but prices seem to vary by clientele. Had three different people I know order the same item and got three differebt prices on different days. All in all food was inexpensive but food qulity and taste was very good. Samosa chaat was best I ever had.