Halal Reviews for Manchester Sweet Centre

I tried this shop for the first time after hearing a recommendation, but was shocked to find a hair in the veg samosa (photo attached). This is unacceptable and shows very poor hygiene. Definitely needs improvement Update: Interesting that the owner says this isn’t from their shop maybe the samosa walked into my bag by itself? I trusted your place because of a recommendation, but finding a hair inside was a very real and disappointing experience. Denying it doesn’t change what happened.

I’ve been enjoying these vegetable samosas for over 30 years — and I can honestly say, they are in a league of their own. No other veg samosa has ever come close to the flavour, texture, and satisfaction these ones offer. Every bite brings back memories and creates new ones. What really sets them apart is not just the well-seasoned, generous filling — it’s that chutney. Honestly, it’s a game-changer. With its tangy, vinegary kick and plenty of onions, it brings a mouthwatering balance of sour and savoury. It’s unique, it’s bold, and it’s downright addictive. The shop itself has been a staple in our community — a warm, welcoming place run by good people. Friendly, down-to-earth, and always happy to see you. Most of my family and friends have been loyal customers here for years too — it’s a spot we all go back to time and time again. In a world full of changing trends and fast food fads, it’s rare to find a place that keeps things consistent, If you haven’t tried their samosas and chutney, you’re seriously missing out. Proper, honest food made with care. Highly recommend.

This has been my go to all my life but recently things have changed. The taste is still there but the punjabi samosa are not far off from a gujerati size samosa. They have gone really small

Everytime I bite into the samosas and kebabs from here it instantly takes me back to my childhood in the early 1980s. The meat samosas, the seekh kebabs and the chutney has the original taste. It's just so nostalgic the way they been able to keep to the original taste. You cannot beat the samosas from here.

Still the best samasos around - all meat filling! Who can say that these days. Dont expect a nice sit-down affair though, the place is fairly grim from a 'restaurant' perspective and the decor is still as it was 25 years ago.