Aladin Sweets Market - Los Angeles

The restaurant from Los Angeles offers 81 different dishes and drinks on the menu at an average $6.7.

What Jacqueline S likes about Aladin Sweets Market:
Excellent Bangladeshi style food and then people were very welcoming to us. The prices are excellent for the quantity. This is very much like home cooked Bangladeshi food lots of delicious onions, turmeric powder, spice and oil.If you can't handle much heat, try the katchi biriyani and the chicken korma. The meat was tender and flavorful. The kids loved it.We also tried the chicken curry, fried fish (Rhui), mixed veg... read more.

The restaurant and its rooms are wheelchair accessible and thus usable with a wheelchair or physiological limitations, Depending on the weather, you can also sit outside and eat and drink. WiFi is available without additional charges.

What N K doesn't like about Aladin Sweets Market:
I wanted to like this place because it has been around forever, but it 's just... really not good. The okra was tough and fibrous (honestly inedible), a sign that the okra had ripened too long before being cooked. The daal was ultra watery, salty, and bland. The naan is flimsy and tastes prepackaged. I thought they were just offering delicious Indian food at an affordable price, but no, they 're just serving you poor... read more.

The visitors love it when Asian cuisine meets a bit of creativity. That's exactly what you can expect at the Aladin Sweets Market from Los Angeles, with its successful Asian fusion cuisine - the right mix of what you know meets the adventurous world of fusion cuisine, there are also fine vegetarian menus on the menu. Visitors also appreciate the utilization of typical Indian spices, This restaurant offers a catering service that allows guests to eat the meals on-site or at the celebration.