Randomness Guide to London - Differences between Version 9 and Version 6 of Ambala Sweet Centre, NW1 2HN
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[[secretlondon]] visited in November 2014. They do a mixed kilo of sweets for about £11 and I also got 500g of pakora for about £5. |
[[secretlondon]] visited in November 2014. They do a mixed kilo of sweets for about £11 and I also got 500g of pakora for about £5. |
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Indian sweet shop on Drummond Street near Euston Station. It's part of a small chain, with a branch in Southall and another in Hounslow as well as a number of franchises in London and elsewhere. This is the original shop, opened in the 1960s.
As well as sweets - halwa, barfi, ras malai, etc - they also sell a few savoury things like samosas and Bombay mix. Kake has only tried the barfi, but it was good; fresh and tasty and less than a fiver for 500g. The burfi is sold by the kilo and half-kilo - not sure if they'll let you buy smaller quantities, but they do offer a selection box if you don't want that much of one flavour.
Accessibility: one fairly large step up to get in.
secretlondon visited in November 2014. They do a mixed kilo of sweets for about £11 and I also got 500g of pakora for about £5.
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