Phulnath Sweet Mart in Leicester

We purchased food from here and the ghatias were stale. The jalebis were burned. Also the kaju katlis had fungus on them. This caused severe food poisoning for mum which lasted 2 days. After seeing and trying this food, we decided to throw the entire order away.We contacted you and your reply was to bring the food back in-store for inspection, this would not be feasible as we live nearly 70 miles away and only visit Leicester once a month. Your reply was we cannot do anything without inspecting the food. Hello... FYI no one is going to keep food items that are stale and have fungus on them for a month until the next visit.The quality has gone down the pan. That's a customer of 14 years lost. If this is your 'standard' we will avoid and recommend to friends and family to try somewhere else too.Can you please clarify your last food inspection rating? The council may need to review this ASAP as a cause of concern.

Food was soooo salty....do not recommend.Customer service was alright.

Amazing food, and the staff/owner are very friendly and polite. Great prices too - highly recommend !!

Appalling interpretation...asked for Farari Chevro...was told 2 types...one with salt other plain (moro) which is what I wanted. When tasted after brought home was flavoured with sugar. After calling..was told either salted or plain but includes sugar which they call moro. Next time I have tea...Will ask for moro and no doubt have sugar according to these Muppets. Feel sorry for those that are diabetic..to me it is a flagrant abuse of terminology..1st and last time will be going there. Need to read the dictionary to understand the word plain...my 3yr old neice could do better. Spoilt my Shivratri.

Fab little place. Lovely ladies and excellent food.Would love to try their Tiffin after COVID!

had no cutlery and tissue with the food food is not that nice had no salt or chilli powder a very plain taste to the food will not be coming back 😑

Always good quality food and value for money never been disappointed authentic food and ladies are very helpful and always give a smiling face

First impressions on entering the place is it's rather dirty and seemed unhygienic. This worried me and made me think what kind of bacteria etc could be present in the food. The plates, spoons etc that were provided to eat with weren't very clean either. The food itself was ok but not great as well as the daal being watery and tasteless. However the staff were nice. Overall, I would not recommend eating here, unless you are very hungry and need food and can't find anywhere else to eat. I have attached a few pictures so you can see what the place looks like as well as the very dirty toilets etc.EDIT: Next day had diarrhoea DON'T eat at the restaurant here! price may to good but it's not worth it.

Went to this place for the £3.50 fixed thali. Overall, the food is average. The quantity of food is plenty, however mostly tasteless. I guess you get what you pay for. Service is good and staff are friendly. The place predominantly a sweet mart which they appear to be doing well. Although I do not recommend the restaurant. The place seemed a little dirty so was rather uncomfortable eating here. I have attached pictures for you to make your own decision, but my recommendation is to avoid unless you are ravenous and can't find anywhere else to eat.

I had the Fix Thali (three veggie curries) and a milkshake for a fiver. I was told by locals that the place served very genuine Gujarati food. Loved it! I like rule no.2 of the Notice board: You can be charged £2 if you leave food on your plate... Have a go on the sweeties, my favourites are the colourful discs... no way I could remember the name...