“Vada Pav at Raja Sweets”
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“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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“the fuchka carts by Raja Sweets in JH”
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“This place is not worth a recommendation”
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“Dosa Delight and Raja Sweets in Jackson Heights.”
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“Raja Sweets, Maharaja Sweets”
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“Raja Sweets”
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“I also enjoy Raja Sweets.”
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“there’s one in Diversity Plaza as well as next to Raja Sweets, which is another place I’d recommend for snack food”
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“Raja sweets for Indian street food”
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“For Punjabi food - Punjabi Deli, Doaba Deli, and Raja Sweets are great for cheap, quick, vegetarian eats.”
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“I prefer Raja Sweets in Jackson Heights.”
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“Raja Sweets”
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“Raja Sweets in Jackson Heights”
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“Raja Sweets in Jackson Heights.”
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