Rajjot Sweet & Snacks

This is a total ‘hole in the wall’ kinda place. It’s located in a strip mall between a liquor store on one side and a Persian restaurant on the other. It’s been around for years and generally pretty busy when we’ve been. There’s a small parking lot at the front that can get fairly packed. Often there’s a line at the front. It does have a small sit down area but I’d definitely would not anyone for a special occasion for a sit down meal here. It’s pretty rough I’d say … so 99% we get the food to go. Now the good thing, for me, is the food … I really like most of the food I’ve had there - today I had butter chicken, channa and rajma. I had these with fresh rotis. It was a pretty good meal and got good portions for the price. We’ve been coming here off and on for years so would recommend if someone asked me if they had a hankering for some North Indian (Punjabi) foods … has pretty good selections of hot main dishes every time we’ve been …. it also has Indian sweets.

Not perfect food not perfect ambience but perfect Dhaba experience in Sunnyvale. Basic hearty Indian food at good prices - Parathas, Dal, Sabzi (veggies), not bad chicken dishes - like their chili chicken, Lassi, Chai, Mithai (sweets), Samosa and some other savory quick bites. People come here for take out but I also used to come here for lunch with my colleagues. Somehow perfect vibe for a casual conversation over lunch… don’t know why but the experience is pretty close to what you might get in a basic restaurant in India… maybe that’s the charm. Or maybe the no nonsense and unpretentious customer service. It’s run by hearty Punjabi ladies. Love the achar (pickle) and onion with the chapatis. There should be more places like this - casual, unpretentious and don’t break your wallet.

Food is Ok, given the low price. But the behavior of the ladies at the counter is really bad'. A welcoming behavior is also a part of busines. but probably they don't care, likely they earn more than what they expect. Initially I too didn't care much, but then I started feeling humiliated so I stopped going there.

Extremely affordable Indian sweets and Punjabi dishes that taste homemade. You are not going to rajjot for gourmet meals. In the sweets the Bengali sweets taste delicious. In food, they make rotis fresh which is nice. Try the paneer paratha or the aloo paratha, both stuffed and we'll cooked. In the sabzi, the saag, bhindi and dal makhani are great. The mattar paneer is pretty ok. The service is ok, it is understandable that the staff is busy doing multiple things.

Idk who gave this place a low rating! Omg this place is a hidden gem for their samosas! As of now, they're only $1 each which is an amazing bargain. I've tried their different curries which are pretty decent but I usually just visit here for their samosas or sweets. You must try their samosas. It's become my new comfort food! Oh but a little warning this place doesn't seem very inviting and kinda reminds me of the downtown mom-and-pop restaurant vibe. So it seems kinda unkept yet their food has always been amazing. They are clean in the kitchen. The staff has always been very kind to me.