“Vada Pav at Raja Sweets”
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7.3/10IndianMiddle Eastern
AI-generated summary
Cheap Indian street food counter. People come for the , the bhel puri, and the aloo , which one person calls the best in the city. Not everyone agrees, a few say the quality is low and there are better restaurants in Jackson Heights. The common advice is to order the handful of things they do well.
“Vada Pav at Raja Sweets”
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“The mooli parantha at Raja Sweets is my favorite parantha in the city.”
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“going around to the Fushka carts for pani puri, or Raja Sweets for samosa, bhel puri and pav bhaji is also very easy, cheap and delicious.”
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“Raja sweets is really low quality. Not worth it.”
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“Two best aloo paranthas in the city are at Doaba Deli on Upper West Side and Raja Sweets in Jackson Heights.”
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“Aloo parantha with curd from Raja Sweets”
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“So I'll settle for saying the kadhi pakoda at Raja Sweets.”
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“Raja Sweets does a very good samosa chaat.”
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“I might not disagree with you, outright but I find myself revisiting RS because they do a handful of items that are prepared the way I like them, such as their bhel puri. But I will concede that there are much better overall restaurants in Jackson Heights.”
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“Such good samosas. Such good chaats. Great parathas.”
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“rajma chawal at Raja Sweets in Jackson Heights when they have it”
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“Aloo paranthas from Raja Sweets”
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