Aishwarya Bakery

Hash J 3 weeks ago

The snacks were fairly tasty. The store itself is not in a great location. This is NOT a restaurant; it is just a store. There is no place to sit and eat. I called them over phone to place an order. It went straight to their voicemail. and no one returned the call. Hence a 1-star rating

Thomas Antony 5 months ago

I wanted to share some feedback regarding your products, which I have been purchasing regularly here in Chicago. Although your items are a bit on the pricey side, I have always felt that the superior quality justified spending the extra money. Recently, however, I noticed that your chips are made with canola oil. I would strongly encourage you to consider using coconut oil or other healthier oil options in your products. Given the importance of ingredient quality, this change would make a meaningful difference for customers who are conscious about their health. Unfortunately, unless there’s a shift in the oils you use, I don’t think I will continue buying your products. Thank you for taking the time to consider this feedback, and I hope you’ll review your ingredient choices in the future.

Maha Krishnan a year ago

Aishwarya bakery is a hidden gem that brings the authentic taste of Kerala right to your doorstep. Their freshly made snacks are simply unbeatable, taking me back to the flavors of home. The banana chips, achappam, and plum cake are absolutely delicious and makes me nostalgic with every bite. It’s rare to find such genuine, homestyle treats this far from Kerala. This charming little bakery has quickly become a family favorite!

Coffee'n'donuts Edited a year ago

This is my first visit to this bakery, and it was an amazing one! I've never been to a bakery where they make South Indian snacks fresh and package them. They are usually imported and sitting on store shelves....unless I bring it back myself from India. They had pretty much all the amazing snack we usually bring back from India: -Neyyappam -Unniappam -Achappam -Kozhalappam (sweet & savory) -Plantain chips (different variety) There were many more, but these were in my tunnel vision. I wanted to buy a bunch to bring back with me, but I knew I wouldn't have room in my suitcase. The one thing the owner pointed out is that they fry everything and throw out the oil, never reuse. I appreciate that they don't reuse oil after frying, otherwise everything would have an awful aftertaste. I believe they ship to other locations. Unfortunately, I was too caught up in eyeing all the goodies, I didn't ask for the price or distance. The shop itself was a standalone with parking around the building. Would I return? YES ...and leave with a bunch of snacks!

Shrini Nallan (Shrini Nallan) 3 years ago

This is one of the best kept secret snack place in Houston if you are wanting to taste Indian snacks such as Banana chips, plantain chips, tapioca chips, maida flour chips, sweet rice flour chips & many more…I always pickup few extra whenever I visit Stafford, TX. Snacks are freshly made & kept fresh. If you open a pack make sure you have it stored in air tight container for crispiness & long lasting taste