Surati Farsan,

11814 186th Street, Artesia, CA 90701

"Surati Farsan in Artesia is a lively spot buzzing with customers and takeaway orders, which speaks volumes about its popularity and tasty offerings. While it may not be fancy, it's the kind of place where you feel right at home, enjoying good company and even better Indian food. Starting with their drinks, the mango lassi hits the spot with its creamy texture and tropical flavor, setting the stage for a flavorful meal ahead. As for appetizers, the pan puri is a standout, with each crispy shell filled with a burst of tangy goodness that leaves you craving more. And let's not forget the dahi sev puri, a real crowd-pleaser with its satisfying crunch and creamy toppings. Now, if you're up for a bit of spice, the spicy tacos are a must-try. They're not kidding about the heat, but trust me, it's worth it for the explosion of flavors. And to round off your feast, the chole samosa is a crispy, flavorful delight that perfectly encapsulates the essence of Indian street food. All in all, Surati Farsan offers a cozy atmosphere and consistently delicious food that's sure to leave you feeling satisfied and already planning your next visit. Don’t come here expecting 5 star service! It’s a fast food place so come eat and leave."

"Loved the food, really delicious with the right amount of spice. Desserts on display were very tempting and yummy."

"We ordered Chole Bhature, Pau Bhaji, Vada Pau, Khaman Dhokla. Everything was great. The food was great. Portions were bit on a smaller side. We ordered two desserts gulab jamun cake cup and gulab jamun cheesecake both were good the gulab jamun cheesecake had biscuits on the bottom."

"Fast food joint. Busy but super well managed. Been around a long time. This is THE spot to visit if you are craving Indian street food. They have a dog friendly patio outside and air conditioned seating inside. If you are looking for Indian sweets, especially during Diwali, look no further, this is your shop. Vegetarian restaurant, highly recommend their Gujarati dishes."