Tulsi

Anjali S★★★

Just ordered from there. Crispy bhajias are nice but portions are small compared to competitors. Bhel however was not great , ambli is watered down and the taste isn’t there. It’s on the pricier side.. we are not in central London!

a k★★★

Your average indian corner sweet shop, average food, twice as expensive than established leading sweet shops. Nothing to shout about. Some savouries we bought had gone soft. Wasted journey.

CW★★★★

Definitely on the pricier side of sweets and savouries but cant fault the service and/or quality of the food. Everything is delicious but also fresh and hot. Crispy bhajia is a customer favourite but their samosas, pickle, farsan and sweets are all also of a high standard. Expect to pay around 20% more (at least) than most other sweet shops though. Its also a very small space (half a shop space) so most of the time you'll have to queue outside.

Kushal Dhanji★★★★★

Went to Tulsi yesterday and got crispy bhajia, bhel and dahi vada. The food was excellent and my favourite was the bhajia which was really nice. The staff were really friendly and welcoming as well. Overall, it was 10/10!