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Taj Indian Sweets & Restaurant

91 Wigram St, Harris Park NSW 2150, Australia

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91 Wigram St, Harris Park NSW 2150, Australia

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HoursMonday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM Thursday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM Friday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM Saturday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM Sunday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Taj Indian Sweets & Restaurant

Harris Park’s bustling destination delivers pure-vegetarian North and South Indian street food alongside an artisanal retail mithai counter. The dining room runs on lively energy, dishing up crisp Amritsari kulchas, flaky raj kachori, and thalis that cater effortlessly to strict Jain and Navratri fasting traditions. Regulars swing by the front counter on the way out to assemble custom gift boxes of cardamom-scented sweets, rasmalai, or date-sweetened treats.

  • Dedicated religious dietary menus: Kitchen accommodates strict no-onion, no-garlic regimens alongside seasonal Navratri fasting thalis.
  • Handmade mithai counter: Showcases traditional handmade sweets by the kilogram, from pistachio-dusted milk sweets to sugar-free date treats.
  • Substantial thalis and street eats: Heaping platters pair freshly griddled breads, rich dals, and street snacks like raj kachori and chole bhature.

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Distinctive Advantages of Taj Indian Sweets & Restaurant

Why diners and families choose Taj Indian Sweets & Restaurant in Harris Park

  • Authentic Pure Vegetarian Street Food and Thalis

    Taj serves generous, genuine vegetarian Indian dishes including thalis, chaats, and dosas cooked without meat or animal broths.

    As a visitor from India, I was thrilled to find an authentic pure veg restaurant that exceeded my expectations.

    Tejas Maru
  • Accommodating Jain and Fasting Traditions

    Kitchen staff readily prepare religious meals such as Jain options free of onion and garlic as well as special vrat fasting platters.

    accommodate Jain, No onion garlic style of eating with many options.

    charanya sampath
  • Comforting Homestyle Warmth

    Traditional preparations and recipes deliver genuine comforting flavors that evoke fond memories of home cooking.

    If you ever want to visit a restaurant and get a homely feeling, great food served with such love and kindness , you should visit this place

    Gajanan Bhalerao
  • Genuine Personal Hospitality

    Attentive and respectful staff create a reassuring atmosphere where diners can connect genuinely over meals.

    A restaurant that values connection sure does value their food too and know what it means to connect over it.

    Zanzi
  • Custom Celebration and Festival Gift Boxes

    Patrons can curate custom one-kilogram mithai gift boxes across an expansive variety of fresh sweets for holidays and family events.

    This place has a great variety of Indian sweets, and you can assemble a nice 1 kilo gift box for a reasonable price.

    Kateryna Dmytriyeva
  • Thoughtful Sugar-Free Confectionery Gifting

    The integrated retail confectionery counter crafts specialized sugar-free options like dry fruit date sweets for health-conscious relatives.

    this sweet is especially beneficial for my father because this sweet is sugar free.

    Ishant Mankotia

Other favorites

Handmade Indian sweets and sugar-free confections from the retail counter

  • Rasmalai

    My favourite is their Rasmalai.

    Ani
  • Kala Jamun

    followed by masala tea with two Kala Jamuns.

    Shaim Kibria
  • Boondi laddoo

    yummy Samosas or Boondi laddoos or Chole Bhature

    Gajanan Bhalerao
  • Dry fruit dates sweet

    This sweet is very tasty and my family members ate it with great pleasure and this sweet is especially beneficial for my father because this sweet is sugar free.

    Ishant Mankotia

Beyond the menu

Thoughtful dietary accommodations and hospitality touches that elevate the dining and mithai experience

  • Attentive Child and Dietary Customization

    Staff proactively check spice preferences when preparing food for young children and adapt dishes to strict Jain or no-onion/no-garlic guidelines.

  • Festive Vrat Offerings and Off-Menu Accommodation

    The kitchen prepares dedicated Navratri vrat thalis cooked to traditional festival fasting rules and creates off-menu items like salted lassi upon customer request.

  • Custom Mithai Gift Boxes and Sugar-Free Confections

    Staff help guests assemble custom one-kilogram assorted gift boxes alongside specialized options like sugar-free dry fruit date sweets tailored for diabetic family members.

  • Welcoming Late-Arrival Hospitality

    The team warmly seats and welcomes guests arriving right before closing time, treating diners like family without compromising service.

Before you head over

Practical advice on parking, religious fasting menus, and custom confectionery gifting.

  • Check Side Streets for Parking

    Finding a spot directly on Wigram Street can be difficult during peak hours, so plan to check the nearby side streets for easier parking.

  • Inquire About Fasting & Jain Options

    If you observe Jain dietary rules or Navratri fasting, staff readily accommodate no-onion, no-garlic preferences and serve dedicated vrat thalis.

  • Look for Sugar-Free Mithai Boxes

    Beyond standard mithai, the confectionery counter offers dry fruit date sweets and custom sugar-free options suitable for dietary restrictions and gifting.

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