Sumaiya Indian Sweets - Troy

I was thoroughly disappointed. The food isn't as good as it used to be. I ordered pav bhaji and samosas, which were once delicious, but now they are quite underwhelming, and the portion sizes are half of what they used to be. Save your time and head to Neehees instead. It may be a bit pricier, but it’s worth it compared to this restaurant.

I had the chat, and it was delicious—just like the street food back home. It was made fresh and hot, which sets it apart from the nearby competition where flavor doesn’t seem to be a priority.

I visited this restaurant with my family to enjoy some Gol guppay and rice. Before placing our order, I inquired about the portion sizes, as we had a large group. The cashier, who appeared to be no older than 16, misrepresented the portion sizes. He showed me a container that suggested a decent amount, but the food was instead served on a small oval plate that was only half full. The Gol guppay were accompanied by tiny puris, old potatoes, and stale water. When I requested to speak with a manager or someone more experienced, the cashier responded with an inappropriate attitude each time I spoke to him. The customer service was truly disappointing. This restaurant has a reputation for frequently changing ownership and seems indifferent to its customers. I appreciate the idea of supporting a local establishment, but their service leaves much to be desired.

Very expensive place. They even charge you 2 dollars for an empty box. Sweets were old. Jalebi was horrible. Go to Patel Brothers and get sweets half the price.

We went 10 minutes before closing, and the owners still treated us well! They were friendly and kind, and the service was wonderful. The sweets are fresh and delicious. We’ll definitely be coming back again!